Alex Dunstan for Black Barrett Fall 2010 Campaign

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Published August 19, 2010

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Making a campaign appearance in Japan, Alex Dunstan is the latest face for Neil Barrett’s limited line Black Barrett. Inspired by geometrics this season, the designer looked to reinterpret his classic shapes with texture and prints. Perhaps simple on first look, the lineup reveals new dimensions upon closer inspection–boasting contrasting fabrics and subtle shape shifts.

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