Neil Barrett Fall/Winter 2012 | Milan Fashion Week

By on 14 January 2012 in 2012, adrien sahores, alexander beck, baptiste radufe, benjamin eidem, douglas neitzke, fall/winter 2012, george barnett, kim dall'armi, linus gustin, luka badnjar, milan fashion week, neil barrett, nicolas ripoll, peter bruder, philipp bierbaum, robin ahrens, runway, simone nobili, victor nylander   

On the Move–Bundling up with Neil Bar­rett is the choice made easy come next fall, with the designer’s lat­est col­lec­tion ush­er­ing in a sea­son of shapely out­er­wear for dra­matic flair and func­tion­al­ity. Dressed in clas­sic camel, rich bur­gundy or char­coal gray, a med­ley of col­ors paint a pic­ture of the man on the move. Com­ple­mented with a lit­tle urban grit, relaxed gar­ments are pro­duced with a fun rein­ven­tion. From the com­mon hooded sweat­shirt, repro­duced in a fan­tas­tic new sher­ling tex­ture to strik­ing items like the quilted crew-neck, Bar­rett res­onates a per­sonal appeal. With a sar­to­r­ial ges­ture or two, the fall/winter 2012 col­lec­tion of Neil Bar­rett achieves an effort­less stride infus­ing sharp clas­sics with the fine details that cham­pion the inven­tive­ness of fashion.

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