Pom Pom Quarterly Spring 2020: A Review

Today we take a look at the Spring 2020 issue of Pom Pom Quarterly .





Vertex. This image isn't unattractive - it's hard to stop the model from smiling - but the current design with off-the-shoulder pockets, a short length, a loose fit, and loose-fitting sleeves would be very unattractive to just about everyone.





diaphragm; Very cute lightweight shawl.





worship. Yoke details are nice and I like to combine them with stripes, but the length of the cut doesn't match the design, and it just fits in with the space. I would like to make this form a standard and suitable length.





Kerry. Nice jacket with eyes, but I will fix the shoulder pockets.





Chapman. This shawl borders her Afghan grandmother, but somehow, she's basically unstable and fashion-conscious. I can only imagine a certain type of young woman wearing this accessory as a model.





Void. The lace pattern is very attractive, but the shape is terrible. By the way, such blunt small sleeves, a mullet skirt, and the overall width of the product - not very suitable for this model.





nibble. I love her more. I love the contrast between the detailed yoke, the thick cuffs and skirt in brushed yarn, the soft body in silk thread, and the voluminous sleeves. I'm going to stretch it a bit - the parts are unpleasant.





Solast. I'd like to brush this fit off and take off the mullet skirt and long silk rose, but can't help but love some of the tassel color yarns used here.





Sosoro. They are so pretty with the sweaters, merino side straps, and mohair socks.





Wonderful. This knitted mesh shawl is a modern, sexy, eye-catching design on a lace shawl with straight lines instead of curves.