Posts filed under 'Studio Sidhe'
If you’ve been searching for the perfect casual wardrobe for summer, you may need look no further than Common Thread by meriwell Faddoul. I didn’t know what to expect when I made my first visit to meriwell’s shop, but the clean designs and gelato-bar color palette brought back memories of Don Johnson in “Miami Vice.” In the best possible way, of course!
I’ll start with simple and classic. The Threads Button Tee (L$100) has a button-up front, collar and chest logo, so for my money it’s more polo than tee. I’m not going to quibble, though. It’s available in a handful of colors, and shown here in Green and White. Here and throughout I’m also wearing meriwell’s Light Linen Trousers (L$100). The fabric has a delicate crosshatch texture, and meriwell mentioned that he left off the side seam because he preferred the softer, casual feel that provided. Three styles are included: belted, unbelted, and tapered at the ankle for wear with sculpted cuffs. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "Daniel" skin by Simple Spad (Mirror Image). "Anji" hair by Din Raymaker (Uncleweb Studio). Boho Sandals by Fallingwater Cellardoor (Shiny Things).
Post Category: Casual, Common Thread, Designer Reviews, Jackets, Jewelry, New Items, Outfits, Pants, Shirts, Studio Sidhe
August 6th, 2008 at 07:33pmRyan Darragh
When I was growing up, my mother always told me that there’s a difference between being a man and being a gentleman. As with so many things my mother told me, I’ve learned over time that this is true. I think it’s safe to say that this rule applies equally in Second Life. What makes one a gentleman? The term is usually associated today with a certain propriety and courtesy in one’s conduct, but historically also had connotations of belonging to a good family and perhaps even having the right connections. While I can’t help you with your manners or breeding, I can suggest some clothing and accessories without which no gentleman should venture into polite society. Feel free to take these necessarily specific recommendations and implement them more generally in your own gentlemanly pursuits.
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Notes: On Ryan: Entice "David" skin by Sezmra Svarog (Nora). "The Ibiza" hair by Liam Oliver (Armidi). Wool suit, men’s dress shirt and flexi tie by Blaze Columbia (Blaze Fine Fashions). "Carl Perkins" shoes by Eponymous Trenchmouth (Jeepers Creepers). "City Walk" dress shoes by Fallingwater Cellardoor (Shiny Things). Gentleman’s Black Suede Shoes by Vincente Shepherd (Gaslights Emporium).
Post Category: Accessories, Bags, Blaze Columbia, Casa Del Shai, Casual, Cattivo, Coats, Dressy, Formal, Gaslights Emporium, Gedden Winthorpe, Men's Corner, Period, Steampunk, Studio Sidhe, Suits
November 17th, 2007 at 04:28pmRyan Darragh
I was unfamiliar with the creative work of designer Faery Sola until recently. Mea culpa, but I grant myself dispensation as she has only just produced her first creations with men in mind. Her first release was a set of leather wrist cuffs, embellished with an eleborate Celtic knot design worked into the leather. These were so well received that Faery followed up with a collection of coordinating leather belts that feature two metalwork options and a variety of decorative accents.
The wrist cuff (L$100 each) comes in Black, Brown, Red and Tan. (Brown is shown here, with Red in closer view below.) The cuff, worn on the right wrist by default, is made of thick leather, its two silver-buckled straps embossed with Book of Kells-inspired artwork. The knotwork design is similar to a much-loved silver ring I bought in Dublin and wear every day in RL. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan:Dante Light (Toned) skin by Lost Thereian (Naughty). "Sway" hair, Chaos V-Neck and Classic Jeans by Jesseaitui Petion (Aitui).
Post Category: Accessories, Casual, New Items, Studio Sidhe
August 14th, 2007 at 06:06pmRyan Darragh
If you’ve been searching for the perfect casual wardrobe for summer, you may need look no further than Common Thread by meriwell Faddoul. I didn’t know what to expect when I made my first visit to meriwell’s shop, but the clean designs and gelato-bar color palette brought back memories of Don Johnson in “Miami Vice.” In the best possible way, of course!
