Neil Barrett Men's Autumn and Winter Continuation of Mysterious Sect Culture (Figure)

Not always concealing his own dualistic theory of creation, Neil Barrett mixed white-collar stockbrokers and bald young men last season. He previously integrated khakis with tramps and playboys. Remember the spring/summer 07 exhibition, Barrett succeeded in creating a black-and-white approach to the two sides of the Amish religious people and the punk. The designers think that from the perspective of the subculture, the two seemingly ethnic groups in their eyes have no difference in their eyes. Black vests, black leather boots and black coats are plain and deviant full of detail.

In autumn and winter, Barrett still continued the culture of the mystery religion. The high round black hat, the bald-headed black leather boots, the Amish traditional white shirt and the black vest, of course, were mixed with a wide, gray flange. After velvet trousers, metal straps on the shirts, and silver girdles/tie/trousers/slippers, Neil Barrett's works all displayed an anomalous aesthetic that was both harmonious and contradictory, subversive and restrained. The details of the deal and the preservation of the classic elements of formal suits, the designer successfully passed the brand's minimalist contemporary fashion with alienation.