The Neil Barrett Fall 2012 show in Milan boasts strong and bold style.
From the creative director of Puma Sports Collections comes the line of menswear. From suits to lounge wear, the designer gives subtly modern twists to his pieces. The Fall 2012 line features a mass of moody turtlenecks in varying textures. Some interesting takes on lounge wear include a fuzzy red sweater and a metallic gold pullover hoody. The show's creative direction reflected the street-ready appeal of the attire. The models were sent down a runway with fence dividers, made to look like a city street.
Barrett's designs are forward-thinking, yet easy to wear. The models looked effortlessly fashionable. The Neil Barrett Fall 2012 collection is perfect for the sleek and confident man.
Textured Turtleneck Attire
Neil Barrett Fall 2012 Show Debuted at Milan Fashion Week
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