Knitty First Fall 2018: A Review

Knitty released its first fall in 2018 . Let's see





Training room scarf. It has a sharp appeal at the right time.





fall. Gallery Island's watch and script create unusual dialogue patterns, but this combination works because the designer used the same headband on each.





Fenton Boog. The beautiful design of this material the blend of beautiful yarns is killer. No one pays attention to this cow.





I noticed! This designer has developed a way to warm his hands and turn the watch into a smartwatch. This glove has a lid that can be closed or opened on the watch as desired. I admire the versatility and practical application of the vibrating feature, this glove is also very attractive with Celtic note details. I like the long gloves because the shorts are bare an inch or two.





obesity. Glossy shiny hat.





Strong oak. This hat's heart is supposed to show the designer's heart, but it might look a little silly, I had to take it off. Otherwise, the hat will look great.





Fool for all seasons. It's beautiful well made. Dressing like a court judge is nothing, but if you do , you will.





Shoes or socks? is the question? The first one is similar to the type of voucher I stayed in. The second is more interesting, but still seems a bit incomplete.





opportunity. A beautiful pair of socks. I like socks that have details above the ankles. I'm not one to focus on bad socks.





Whole meat. Very stylish wearable dress.





Gibson . In general, I don't like rounded ends, but I love this blazer jacket. The horse is nice, fits well, and the side grips look good. I even went so far as to say that he has a great sense of humour.





Prairie Park. I like the general concept here, but there could be some tweaks. The waist seam works well, but the rectangle in the middle looks random and confusing. I would love to work with him more. I think that model can work more meaningfully.





Milville This is one of the worst and most famous works in the world. Shoulders up, the whole edge of the big box… this piece really has it all. But not in a good way.