Pom Pom Quarterly Summer 2018: A Review

Boom Boom Quarterly has released its 2018 Summer Editions . Let's take a look at this, shall we?





I. I love the stitching, the neckline trim, and the color scheme, but this crotch would be unique to most women.





Bayader. A combination of three threads of the same color, subtle stripes, and rocks give this jacket a surprisingly intricate and captivating effect.





The devil. EASY AND PORTABLE - Not an annoying part of summer. This may sound like a damn low compliment, but it really isn't. There are so many types that it's hard to tell.





Herrera. I love the center part of this adorable upper curve, but I don't like sad eggs.





Judaism. This small bag is very stylish and attractive. I guess it can't hold up much, being just an unlined fabric, but it's great looking at almost I don't care. The style in this photo is stunning, the bag touching up the perfect finishing touch to this gorgeous striped dress. If a woman walked me down the street in that faded dress, I couldn't help but notice her. I'd like to look at his team at least twice and take emotional notes.





she gives. Not a bad thing. I like the general idea from her art deco side. I preferred it before looking at it carefully because the stitching looks ragged.





Maclean. A recent case.





Nisreen. It's a lot of fun in terms of a rhythmic visual curve, but it can probably be hard to put up with.





rotation. I am good. I love the subtle effect of two similar shades: the overall design whose frame effect results from a change in the direction of the front face. One of the subtleties I have is that I would improve the fit a bit, or even a smaller size would be better.





asphalt. The blend of off-white charcoal threads, combined neatly with the two-tone cord lining, are visually appealing, but I can't agree with this tank horse. For most women, it's not perverted and fun.





marketable. Another interesting case in a modern style.