Neil Barrett Mens F/W 06.07 Milan

Salvatore · 16-01-2006

Photos courtesy of Yahoo.

Salvatore · 16-01-2006

Yahoo.

Salvatore · 16-01-2006

Yahoo.

SweetAsC6H12O6 · 16-01-2006

I'm still learning, so this may not be right...but is this a military look? I do like it, whatever 'look' it is! HeHe That model's physique in the first picture is quite nice too!

tott · 16-01-2006

I don't like it, the details and the placement of them seems off to me. And I feel a certain staleness here.

liberty33r1b · 16-01-2006

seems rather boring to me....

Baizilla · 16-01-2006

It seems like Neil Barrett joined the "pyjamas pants/longjohn" trend...

.. and frankly, his version don't look as good as say, Ann Dem's & Dries'..

Ianastar · 16-01-2006

Very Flat to me.

Morningstar · 16-01-2006

I'm disappointed so far. I usually think Neil Barrett's stuff is unique and interesting while still being practical, but this stuff is... yuck/blah?

I hate overtly military clothing (like use of badges, etc.) If want that I'll buy army surplus. It would be more interesting to me if he flipped the colors, but used the shapes and design details, albeit tweaked.

sistermoda · 16-01-2006

plain, boring...I do'nt like it at all

JuiceMajor · 16-01-2006

Bland as a white bread!!

PrinceOfCats · 16-01-2006

I heard he had his first name deed polled to 'Yawn'. It's pronounced like siobhan.

Pastry · 16-01-2006

wow , i love it! maybe it's the setting, or the photos, or the colours...but these clothes trigger all these memories.

very spiritual. i'm sure that wasn't the intention, but it's fantastic

andif i were taller i'd snatch thoe long johns up in a minute!

Urban Stylin · 16-01-2006

i like the army green shirts esp in post 1 with the small black tie though some of the pants and cummerbands are rather too weird to me.

Arturo21 · 16-01-2006

Not his best. This isn't a very good overall collection - the only detail I really like is the creasing/pleating on the shirts. I think this is 'ok', but nothing amazing. It's certainly something I could wear, I like it for the wearability. I assume that the individual pieces don't have any special features to them, such as interesting fabrics, construction, etc. - I've seen some things from him upfront that are so plain and generic..and I've seen other things that were rather nice, but not very special.

In look 3, is that a sequined belt?!

I also saw an interview with him once where he went shopping in Milan and went to a store and started saying "Oh, Justin Timberlake has this jacket" blah blah..and that makes me really doubt him.

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Salvatore Wanderlust Profile: Location: Paris Gender: homme Posts: 6,232	Neil Barrett Mens F/W 06.07 Milan Photos courtesy of Yahoo. __________________ sounds like "dirty European aristocracy".....
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Salvatore Wanderlust Profile: Location: Paris Gender: homme Posts: 6,232	Yahoo. __________________ sounds like "dirty European aristocracy"..... Last edited by Salvatore : 16-01-2006 at 09:44 AM.
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Salvatore Wanderlust Profile: Location: Paris Gender: homme Posts: 6,232	Yahoo. __________________ sounds like "dirty European aristocracy".....
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SweetAsC6H12O6 scenester Profile: Location: Columbia/St.Louis, Missouri Gender: femme Posts: 57	I'm still learning, so this may not be right...but is this a military look? I do like it, whatever 'look' it is! HeHe That model's physique in the first picture is quite nice too! __________________ "Let's get rid of the 'ho' in fashion. The Video Music Awards were the final burning of Rome." - Michael Kors
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tott slightly dizzy Profile: Gender: homme Posts: 4,261	I don't like it, the details and the placement of them seems off to me. And I feel a certain staleness here.
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liberty33r1b V.I.P. Profile: Location: Manchester, UK Gender: femme Posts: 22,099	seems rather boring to me.... __________________ "he waited for other people to understand what he was doing, instead of doing what they wanted. Balenciaga never compromised."
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Baizilla follow the lights Profile: Location: Copenhagen Gender: homme Posts: 2,958	It seems like Neil Barrett joined the "pyjamas pants/longjohn" trend... .. and frankly, his version don't look as good as say, Ann Dem's & Dries'..
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Ianastar fashion elite Profile: Location: Engulfing a Lobster Roll Gender: homme Posts: 2,928	Very Flat to me. __________________ It's said, The map of the world is on you The moon gravitates around you
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Morningstar Estrella de la mañana Profile: Location: Brooklyn, NY Gender: homme Posts: 252	I'm disappointed so far. I usually think Neil Barrett's stuff is unique and interesting while still being practical, but this stuff is... yuck/blah? I hate overtly military clothing (like use of badges, etc.) If want that I'll buy army surplus. It would be more interesting to me if he flipped the colors, but used the shapes and design details, albeit tweaked.
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sistermoda windowshopping Profile: Location: europe Gender: femme Posts: 20	plain, boring...I do'nt like it at all
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JuiceMajor V.I.P. Profile: Location: Sushi Bar Gender: homme Posts: 4,045	Bland as a white bread!! __________________ Low Price For Bad Things Is Not Cheapness http://tndiary.blogspot.com/
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PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse Profile: Location: The 'other' bit of the south of France Gender: femme Posts: 10,172	I heard he had his first name deed polled to 'Yawn'. It's pronounced like siobhan. __________________ -Jamais fille chaste n'a lu de romans
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Pastry you never know... Profile: Gender: homme Posts: 4,579	wow , i love it! maybe it's the setting, or the photos, or the colours...but these clothes trigger all these memories. very spiritual. i'm sure that wasn't the intention, but it's fantastic andif i were taller i'd snatch thoe long johns up in a minute! __________________ "...buttoned up to the breast, and made with wings, welts, and pinions on the shoulder points, as mans apparel is for all the world...and though this be a kinde of attire appropriate onely to man, yet they blush not to wear it..."
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Urban Stylin ɐʎ ʎǝɥ Profile: Location: EASTAFRica Gender: homme Posts: 13,553	i like the army green shirts esp in post 1 with the small black tie though some of the pants and cummerbands are rather too weird to me. __________________ http://www.dripbook.com/eguana http://portfolios.models.com/437897/
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Arturo21 fashion insider Profile: Gender: homme Posts: 2,148	Not his best. This isn't a very good overall collection - the only detail I really like is the creasing/pleating on the shirts. I think this is 'ok', but nothing amazing. It's certainly something I could wear, I like it for the wearability. I assume that the individual pieces don't have any special features to them, such as interesting fabrics, construction, etc. - I've seen some things from him upfront that are so plain and generic..and I've seen other things that were rather nice, but not very special. In look 3, is that a sequined belt?! I also saw an interview with him once where he went shopping in Milan and went to a store and started saying "Oh, Justin Timberlake has this jacket" blah blah..and that makes me really doubt him. Last edited by Arturo21 : 16-01-2006 at 02:15 PM.
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