Noro Magazine Issue 14: A Review

The 14th issue of Noro magazine has been published . Let's take a look at this, shall we?





Model number. 01, raglan sleeve toast. As a color scheme; significantly improve adaptation.





Model number. 02, Simple Rouen. The hole in the middle of the beach towel does not make it removable.





Model number. 03, Crochet dress. This is one of those designs that I think I'll take a look at first sight, but upon closer inspection I like it. For this, of course, you need a down jacket, which is not worn as much as a summer dress, but a good beach coat will turn out.





Model number. 04, sleeveless sweater. The color is a little pale, but the lines are clear.





Model 05, fringed dress. I look at the mesh suit, the hooded pockets and the hemline and think they don't go with the same dress at all because they don't fit together at all. Pick your second and favorite of these three features (tip: jackets with pockets should be one of those), toss them out, and let the third design element wear the suit.





Model number. 06, triangular scarf. It needs an edge because it's a bit unfinished.





Model number. 07, Origami Hala. Good packing.





Model number. 08, good advice that doesn't use the swivel cable style - all other details are just annoying. If I had to model an outfit based on the Noro element, I would let the Noro element speak for itself.





Model number. 09, blouse with trousers on the shoulder. Nice, but I would cut to a comfortable size.





Model number. 10, blouse. Beautiful beautiful.





Reason number 11, close with a round yoke. Not bad. I would lengthen it because short tops suit petite women.





Model number. 12, cheers Raglan. I'm not a poncho fan, but this is in good shape and fits well.





Reason #13, honeycomb tip. Beautiful tailoring and embroidery.





Fantasy No. 14, brioche blouse. I really like the idea of ​​embossing from the shoulder and bottom of the sleeve, but I would fit in a bit.





Fantasy No. 15, shirt with croissant. I like the straps but they look very boxy along the knot. I would like to add a waist and lengthen the bust.





Model number. 16, a package of croissants. Fits surprisingly well. I would do it in a color that doesn't look like dishwashing water.





Model number. 17, chevron hat. It is so beautiful that it visually stands out on the back of the model's head.





Model number. 18, fashion cap. spotted capes tend to look afghan, but this one and the tops probably don't have an elegant shape.





Reason number 19, mosaic bell. Beautiful colors and embroidery.





Reason #20, kamani blanket. Beautiful and modern.





Reason #21, patchwork, row by row. Beautiful, very neutral, sober.





Model number. 22, scarf with blocks. It looks more like a little Afghan.





Model number. 23 years old, stole. This one looks a bit awkward, trying to look like a sweater worn over the shoulder and tied with the hand forward.





Model number. 24, hats with leaf ribbon. Quite a bit of!





Model number. 25, a cloak with a raised neck. Everything about this piece is incredible.





Model number. 26, vest with buckles. beautiful thread; anonymous style, even refined.





Model number. 27, short sleeve top. Interesting and quite effective style.





Model number. 28. Box with V-neck sleeve. I don't like the neckline. It's unfinished and looks a bit awkward.





Model number. 29. Toast with short sleeves. Nice classic style.





Reason #30, with top ears and litter. I LOVE embroidery. To cut the cut.





Model number. 31, lace sweater. A very valuable article.