More Womenstuff hunt items. It will take me months to get through all 140+ folders at this rate!
Rigged mesh top and shorts in standard sized fitmesh, and specific fitmesh sizes for Maitreya, Slink, and Belleza. Lovely!
This gown looks incredible. It’s another prize from the Womenstuff hunt, which is now sadly closed. I hope you didn’t miss out.
The outfit comes with a modesty layer and a clothing layer (both in system and appliers for Omega, Slink, Maitreya, and Belleza), the flexi-prim gown, and the matching heels. Also included is the chain armlet.
It’s funny, but only a few weeks ago, I would have had nothing negative to say about something a beautiful as this. It dances divinely, and looks elegant and sexy. I would have happily worn it out dancing to Franks or a ball at Eden. However, now we have jellydolls. And this outfit including my hairstyle comes in at a render complexity of over 462,000.
Based on anecdotal evidence from people I’ve talked to with a range of graphics cards, a SWAG would be that wearing this would have you rendered as a jellydoll for over half the people at Franks.
It’s sure lovely to photograph though!
It sounds silly — and obvious — but sometimes all it takes is the right colour to really make an outfit come alive for you. Months ago I’d blogged Esyld by Spyralle – a lovely gown/dress in some very lovely earth tones. Quite pretty, but… I’ll admit, I never really wore it much after that. The colour was nice, but… it didn’t speak to me. Just last week, however, Kerryth put the green version of Esyld on 50L special — and now it sings.
I’m still not quite sure whether to think of Esyld as a gown or as a dress. Maybe it’s really a skirt with an interesting bustier. The laced back detail is really rather amazing, and it has this lovely little gauzy overskirt in the rear. It’s all mesh, so there’s no flutter, but it adds a lovely touch.
I had been a bit at odds for jewelry to complement Esyld. My first thought was something nice and angular, lots of curly filigree certainly wasn’t the right touch. I happened to stumble on this lovely abalone necklace and earrings from Maxi Gossamer Jewelry. While it’s not angular, somehow it works.
It’s a pleasure when you look at an outfit and just think yes. Sometimes you have to find the right colour, sometimes it’s the hairstyle, or the jewelry, or the shoes. And then — then you hit that magic combination, and all those components come together and it just feels right.
That’s when these pictures are an absolute joy to take.
Now — I don’t know how long Kerryth will have Esyld green on special, so it’s worth swinging by. At this price, it’s too good to pass up!
Mahalo! A hui hou!
Pink is not a redhead’s color. I’ve told you before. *Sigh* where’s the dye bottle?
This casual shorts and shirt set is all one piece in rigged mesh standard sizes. I’m wearing it with some sandals, but it would be perfect for lounging around at home in bare feet too!
Well, rompers are not going away any time soon, at least not this summer! Here’s a set from Paisley Daisy 🙂
These are just in standard size rigged mesh. I wish Paisley Daisy would start doing fitmesh, especially for some of their lovely gauzy gowns! But this fits Lara no problems, and just a little messing with the alpha on the HUD 🙂
We do a weekly event at Eden called Heart and Soul, usually with our fantastic manager and DJ Nandi. They are little mini-themed events with a small contest and this one was “Best in Romantic Look”. So I thought I’d showcase one of the hair styles that I picked up at Hair Fair 2016. I’ve photographed this in my gallery of hair styles from the event, but in that I did all the hair styles in one pose, and when I got to this one, I realized it didn’t really do it justice. So, here’s a better photo 🙂
The dress is in standard rigged mesh sizes, and I’ve had it so long when I got this outfit together for the event, I wasn’t even wearing Slink hands or feet, eeks. It was a gift for a hunt or an event, so it may or may not be available in store.
The White Armory offers a lovely group gift for us this week, The Queen of the High Fells. This beautiful mesh mermaid gown comes with flexi add-ons and an optional wide collar with opaque and semi-opaque options.
I’ll admit to a few problems with this gown – the mesh is beautiful, but I had difficulties making it work with my Slink Physique body. The alpha works fine with the system body, but the bust and neckline wouldn’t play nicely with the alpha zones on the Physique. Of course, that’s as much a problem of the Physique alpha zones as it is the gown. Fortunately, the expansive collar hides a few alpha ills.
Removing the collar leaves a simpler yet elegant gown that reveals the jade and silver necklace from Angel Fae.
The Queen of the High Fells will only be on gift at The White Armory until Sunday, so get down and pick it up!
Mahalo! A hui hou!
As you can imagine, Aeon and I spend quite a bit of time either out looking for locations to shoot photographs, or in our little photo studio. We love using the advanced lighting features, in particular projector lights to get shadows where we want them, and to eliminate shadows where we don’t want them 🙂
We have just been using simple prim cylinders as our lighting, but it sure doesn’t look very professional, especially if we invite someone over to photograph them. So with that in mind, I’ve just created this studio light.
2 LI, scripted on/off with projector color and settings persistence. As soon as I do a HUD for it, it will be available on the marketplace.
This looks much more professional!
It’s lingerie day today! Another prize from the Womenstuff Hunt, this sexy lingerie from Elle may be just the thing to wear to welcome home your special someone 🙂
The hunt gift is in magenta, but it’s also available in teal, red, white, black, purple, and sky blue. It’s system and comes with appliers for TMP, Omega, Slink, Maitreya, Belleza, and LolaTango. Applier clothing can look wonderful if the designer takes care, and I think they’ve done a remarkable job with this lovely set!
And the choker with the little bell just makes it purrrfect!
