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hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection PHOTO: KUMI SAITO MODEL: ISOBEL hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection SCFI-14 CHUNKY FAIEISLE POMPOM SCARF GLFI-14 CHUNKY FAIRISLE GLOVES HAFI-14 CHUNKY FAIRISLE BERET BLACK / GREEN / WINE / CREAM 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN SCOTLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection SH-17 GLOW CELL SHAWL SC-1 GEO FLOWER SCARF SC-17 GLOE CELL SCARF CHOCO BLUE KHAKI / GREY NAVY BRICK BERRY / EARTH / MID NIGHT BROWN YELLOW GREEN / CHOCO ORANGE RUBY 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN ENGLAND 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN ENGLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection SC-11 TWEEDY MIX COLOUR SCARF HA-11 TWEEDY MIX COLOUR DEEP HAT SN-11 TWEEDY MIC COLOUR SNOOD GL-11 TWEEDY MIX COLOUR ARM WARMERS PURPLE BERRY / GOLD / POPPY RED / BLACK / PINK / DK NATURAL 90% LAMBS WOOL 10% CASHMERE / MADE IN SCOTLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection SH-15 MEGA FAIRISLE SHAWL SC-15 MEGA FAIRISLE SCARF CHOCO DARK PINK / BLUE YELLOW / PASTEL MIX / ORANGE BLUE / NATURAL GREY 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN ENGLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection MOPON-20 BRUSHED MOHAIR PONCHO BLACK / CHARCOAL / PINEVIEW / NAVY 79% EXTRA FINE KID MOHAIR 21% ACRYLIC / MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection GLST-14 STRIPE GLOVES SH-18 MULTI STRIPE SCARF BLUE / RED / YELLOW CHOCO DARK PINK / BLACK BLUE / NATURAL GREY / PASTEL 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN SCAOTLAND 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN ENGLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection SH-16 HONEYCOMB GATHERED SHAWL SN-16 HONEYCOMB GATHERED SNOOD SC-16 HONEYCOMB GATHERED SCARF CHOCO DK PINK / CHARCOAL BLUE / DARK NATURAL YELLOW / GREEN / BROWN ORANGE / SILVER PL ORANGE / CREAM MINT 100% LAMBS WOOL MADE IN ENGLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection MOSC-20 FINE BUBBLE MOHAIR SHAWL MOSC-19 BRUSHED MINI SCARF NAVY / CHARCOAL / PINEVIEW / TAUPE LIME / POPPY / LAPIS / ASH PINK TAUPE / ASH PINK / LAPIS / LIME / POPPY 79% EXTRA FINE KID MOHAIR 21% ACRYLIC / MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA 78% MOHAIR 13% ACRYLIC 9% WOOL / MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection GL-13M MOSS STITCH MEN'S GLOVES SH-13 MOSS STITCH SHAWL GL-13L MOSS STITCH FINGERLESS GLOVES YELLOW / RED / BLUE / GREEN GREEN / BLUE / GREY / YELLOW / DK GRAPE / RED / BROWN / CHOCO 100% LAMBS WOOL / MADE IN SCAOTLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection SH-22 MOUSSE PEAKS SHAWL SC-22 MOUSSE PEAKS SCARF SN-22 MOUSSE PEAKS SNOOD HA-22 MOUSSE STRIPE BERET NAVY BROWN / CHARCOAL BLUE / GREEN CHOCO / ROSE CHOCO / DK NATURAL PL GREEN / BROWN ORANGE / CREAM PL BLUE 90% LAMBS WOOL 10% POLIAMIDE MADE IN ENGLAND hikaru noguchi AW13-14 Ladies's collection MOSC-21SOLID SHAGGY SCARF MOSC-21 MELA SHAGGY SCARF CHARCOAL / LAPIS / POPPY / CREAM GREY BROWN / GREY ASHPINK / GREY GRASS 100% LAMBS WOOL / KAND KNITTED IN SOUTH AFRICA 52% MOHAIR 48% MERINO WOOL / HAND KNITTED IN SOUTH AFRICA.

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