L'Officiel Baltic columnist Yana Yass Jalu sinked in the industrial spirit and shared with us the results of the Neil Barrett show at Milan Men's Fashion Week.

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/yanayassjalu/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Yana Yass Jalu</a>: For many people the dress code and any kind of uniform are something from the distant past, yet their vibes in a new format were obvious in some of the collections of Men's Fashion Week. Neil Barrett, for instance, combined working clothes, bleached shades and premium fabrics.
The designer went back to the roots of minimalism, which he manifested in the 90s, but added modern silhouettes, prints and accessories. Green, lemon and pastel blue, framed by gray and brown were in the main cast of the color palette.
As for prints, there was no clear patterns here - either a complete lack of them, or the presence of subtle paintings and futuristic-ethnic motifs. The collection left a vivid impression that the designer wanted to create a certain frame for the individuality of the owner, so that the clothes would complement them like a good picture baguette. All these details make the Neil Barrett collection linger in the memory and become a thing you&rsquo;d like to see more than once.

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