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We are interested in making our own pom poms to add to garments. Throughout my research I have seen quite a few interpretations of pom pom outfits. The second image above was the main inspiration for this idea. The image is taken from POP magazine Issue 21, Autumn/ Winter. I love the sculptural element it gives to the garment. The first image taken from Vogue December 2008 shows pom poms used on part of a garment.
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