Posts filed under 'Period'
It’s been a little while now since Abby Coalcliff released her first set of period menswear, a generous handful of medieval designs. Now she has expanded her collection for men with the addition of three new outfits and a few prim belts that are available separately, not just as part of an outfit. These are all handsome designs, great additions to a collection that hopefully will continue to grow.
The simple peasant-style outfit shown here is called Cy Rogue. The set includes a well-worn sleeveless tunic, leather pants, and prim belt and bracers. You can wear the tunic untucked, as shown, or tucked in. The pants have prim side laces for that perfect fit, and they’re included on both pants and underwear layer, so you can wear them with shoes or tucked neatly into boots. The belt’s woven texture matches up nicely with the ties on the bracers. Both belt and bracers are scripted for size adjustment via touch menu. Perfect for driving livestock to market, hoisting a pint of mead with your best mates at your favorite tavern, or taking up arms in defense of your hamlet against wicked oppressors. L$450 for the set. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "Stephen" skin by VincentTalent Maximus (Styria). "Nick" hair (Style B) by din Raymaker (Uncleweb Studio). Old Shoes by Fallingwater Cellardoor (Shiny Things). Sparrows Boots by Broder Kubrick (BroGear). Bronze triskelion necklace by dionysia Elytis (The Perfect Gift).
Post Category: Analise, Fantasy, New Items, Outfits, Period, Roleplay
October 3rd, 2008 at 04:00pmRyan Darragh
Since celebrating my first RezDay a little while ago, I’ve been thinking back to those first weeks. It only took a day or two for me to realize that great women’s clothes were easier to find than great men’s clothes. It was then another week or two before I found some men’s clothes that knocked me out. When I praised them out loud, I was rewarded with a conversation with the artist, Keth Mommsen, herself. What an honour to connect with an artist! That garment and the conversation was the beginning of the path that brought me here.
The item in question was Jordan in Charcoal. And even today, if someone forced me to choose my single favourite article of clothing, Jordan would be the first candidate to come to mind and a strong contender to win that title. It is the epitome of what I want in a garment and in Second Life: there’s nothing complicated about it, it’s jacket-layer and skirt-layer, yet it manages to be completely extraordinary in the styling and cut. There are luxurious decorations in gold embroidery and shiny satin on the collar and pockets, yet these are so clearly enhancements to the cut and shape rather than pretentious flashy, blingy add-ons; they belong. (more…)
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Notes: On Mr. Oh: Nora Entice - Hunter Cinnamon Mature by Sezmra Svarog (Nora BodySkins & Fashion). "Jared" hair in faded black by Elikapeka Tiramisu (ETD). Heze scripted glasses by Solar Flare (Solar Eyewear). Core Suit trousers by Pale Janus (Pale Heretic). Murphy shoes in black by Fallingwater Cellardoor (Shiny Things).
Post Category: Coats, Dressy, Eros Designs, Jackets, Period
October 2nd, 2008 at 04:08amMr. Oh
Most folks tend to associate cowboys with “gunslingers” cuz of Western movies. I’d think that between the cattle drives, working around the ranch, and just tending to cattle a cowboy ends up pretty damn busy. In fact, that may be why Domch Raymaker of SLMen fame couldn’t make it to the throwdown on Friday. But, here he is on Sunday with an awesome entry. (more…)
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Post Category: Accessories, Boots, Costumes, Freebies, Hair, Hats, Jackets, Jeans, Period, Roleplay, Shirts, Style Throwdown
September 21st, 2008 at 03:00pmExpress Zenovka
Sometimes when I go shopping at June Dion’s BareRose Tokyo, it makes me crazy. That could be the lag, which can be ferocious. Or it could be that I can’t walk out of there without clicking BUY at least, oh, four or five times. I usually have a folder in my inventory that contains just the last few things I picked up there, so hopefully I’ll think of them when special occasions arise, or at least remember to try them on at some point. The very existence of this folder inspired the topic (and title) of this post. I’m only surprised it took so long. I’ve had these for at least a little while, so I won’t call them “new.” I checked last night, and there are a number of more recently released designs available now, so some of these have been moved out of the New Items towers at the front of the store. Such are the productivity and prowess of June’s CS3 monkeys.
The “Galaxy Train Ride” ensemble for men makes me happy. The name alone puts a smile on my face. I mean, honestly–can you not think of a dandy gentleman boarding a steam-powered rocket train for a quick jaunt to the center of the Milky Way? And, being a gentleman, of course he’d take along some bread, cheese, fruit and wine for a nice picnic lunch. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: FORM skin by Zabitan Assia (FORM). ML020 skin by Yukimaru Koba (Z#road Men's Shop). "Keats" hair by Din Raymaker (Uncleweb Studio). Old Shoes and Boho Sandals by Fallingwater Cellardoor (Shiny Things).
Post Category: Accessories, Bags, BareRose Tokyo, Casual, Coats, Dressy, Fantasy, Gloves, Goth, Hats, Outfits, Pants, Period, Shirts, Vests
August 23rd, 2008 at 07:07amRyan Darragh
So, I picked up this period suit a little while back, with a certain larger, themed article in mind. For a variety of reasons, that didn’t quite work out–it happens, unfortunately. Ever since, it’s been sitting in my inventory, waiting patiently, reminding me every so often that it’s still there, still beautiful, eager to be worn. Absent the larger article’s context, I couldn’t decide how to present it. Finally, last night, it came together in my head…with, as the song says, a little help from a friend.
DoC Eldritch’s “1846 (Blackened)” suit has a fantastic Old American West feel–I can easily see Al Swearengen wearing it just to intimidate Cy Tolliver or impress Mr. Wu, unlikely though he might be to achieve success in either endeavor. It represents true, lovingly maintained gentleman’s finery of an era when true finery might be found but rarely, and then it was quite likely to be ill cared-for and shabby. Not so here. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "Noir" skin and eyes by Posy Trudeau (Flesh Peddlers, Silent location only). "Serafin" hair by Din Raymaker (Uncleweb Studio). Quixote boots by Eponmyous Trenchmouth (JCS).
Post Category: Coats, DE Designs, Dressy, Fantasy, Outfits, Pants, Period, Shirts, Vests
August 14th, 2008 at 07:35pmRyan Darragh
I wonder what it’s like inside the mind of Raven Pennyfeather? I imagine a vast, dimly lit chamber draped in heavy, dark velvet, with plush carpets underfoot. Great paned windows look out into the starry, starry night like inquisitive eyes. Scattered about are immense wooden chairs, elaborately carved and with deep upholstery, perfect for pausing to reflect on one of the many ideas that flit about quickly, glittering in the dark.
Or maybe this is just Raven’s design studio. It certainly seems that only such a place could possibly be origin to her outrageously elaborate gothic haute couture clothing designs. Her new ensemble for men is called “Dysis,” perhaps named after the Greek goddess of the hour of the sun’s setting. This would seem appropriate, perhaps on more levels than that most immediately obvious. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: FORM skin (pale, with eyeliner) by Zabitan Assia (FORM). "Ewan" hair by Din Raymaker (Uncleweb Studio). Cambridge Cuffed Shirt by Hudsen Armidi (Armidi/Gisace). Wolfsbane boots by Severina Dollinger (First Flower). Oslo boots by Eponymous Trenchmouth (JCS). Black Titanium jewelry by Mhaijik Guillaume (Mhaijik Things). Carmine wings by Kala Bijoux (Material Squirrel).
Post Category: Boots, Coats, Fantasy, Goth, Jewelry, New Items, Outfits, Pants, Period, RFyre, Shirts, Wings
August 12th, 2008 at 10:12pmRyan Darragh
So, here’s a funny thing. I didn’t know the theme of the upcoming Style Throwdown when I picked up these designs and decided to make them my next feature. Am I picking up on a psychic wavelength? Is it something in the water? I don’t want to spoil anything or steal thunder from Express and Lawless, so let’s just say I’m thematically consistent and consider this a companion piece, shall we?
“Su’an Assassin” (L$200 L$400) by Madlax Stygian is a fairly elaborate fantasy/roleplay ensemble that comes complete with scripted weapons. The set includes black leggings with prim side pouches and rolled cuffs, prim obi and prim Geta shoes (close-up). The leggings come in two styles: the longer style shown here and a shorter “capri” style, presumably for women. The legging cuffs and shoes are detailed with flexi string ties, and the prim side pockets can be worn with or without the pictured “shard” knives. Also included is a sword, the Su’an blade. The weapons are scripted for combat], complete with “draw” animations, sound effects and animated stances (blade, knives). Notecards are included with info on the weapons scripting. I’m not into combat RP and didn’t try the weapons out in that setting, but the animations and sound effects are very cool indeed. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "ML020" skin by Yukimaru Koba (Z#road Men's Shop). "Lucio" hair by Din Raymaker (Uncleweb Studios). Dragon haka tattoo by Negko Devinna (Negko Design).
Post Category: Accessories, Fantasy, Outfits, Pants, Period, Roleplay, Shoes, Stygian
August 4th, 2008 at 07:40pmRyan Darragh
There’s not much I enjoy more than finding, playing with and (eventually) writing about some remarkable SL creation. It’s even better if the remarkable thing in question includes numerous prim attachments. That is, quite simply, one of my favorite things. There’s just something about a big, beautiful pile of prim attachments–it’s kind of like a new car. I think it’s the smell. It smells like…victory. Or maybe plastic.
My latest toy-slash-obsession is the Steam-Powered Mechanical Suit by Zoe Llewelyn, who also happens to be the creator of my first and still much-loved neko ears and tail set. This amazing construct includes so many prim attachments that you can’t wear them all at the same time, so I’m in heaven. But wait, there’s more! Several of them are scripted to do cool stuff. Does it get any better? I think not. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "Generation" skin by Kaejo DaSilva (Renegade). "Liam" hair by Shelly Toonie (Moonshine).
Post Category: Accessories, Costumes, Fantasy, Llewelyn Steamworks, Period, Steampunk, Suits
July 10th, 2008 at 07:45pmRyan Darragh
Before we start, you must first know that my friend Zazen always has the coolest toys imaginable. This is important information for you to know. So, the other day I was hanging out on my mile-high work platform (okay, it’s about 600 meters or so) when I heard a thump. This was quickly followed by a muttered “Oh dear.” A quick camera check showed that, as you may already have suspected, Zazen was indeed hovering just beneath the platform, where he had unwittingly bonked his head trying to fly up and see if that dot at altitude on the minimap might be me. It’s always nice to have the opportunity to catch up with Zazen–any excuse will do, really–and as I mentioned there’s the cool toy factor. This time my notice was irresistibly drawn to his boots, which were impressively constructed and animated with some really spiff effects. I had to know, so I asked. A landmark was immediately forthcoming. I went, I saw, I shopped. And here we are. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: Uchi II skin by Disembodied Hand (Steam Powered Industries). "Mikichan" hair by Bryce Tully (Bryce Designs).
Post Category: Accessories, Boots, Coats, Eyewear, Fantasy, Neko, Period, Steam Powered Nuts, Steampunk, Unzipped
June 9th, 2008 at 07:15pmRyan Darragh
Sometimes I really miss the idea of the Sixties and Seventies. I say the idea because because I’m not actually old enough to have memories of those decades–not adult ones anyway, the kind that could contribute to actual nostalgia. No, what I’m talking about here is the misty-eyed kind of idealized, arguably faux nostalgia for bygone eras, or rather for romanticized notions of bygone eras. Styles and fashion are a classic trigger for this kind of heartfelt pining. I’m reminded of my sister who, when she was about fifteen, was mooning over Fifties fashions in a book and wished aloud that poodle skirts would make a comeback. My mother snorted and said, “Poodle skirts! I hope I never see another one. They weren’t comfortable, they only looked good on you if you had just the right figure, and it was a chore to keep them looking nice. Phooey on poodle skirts.” My sister was immediately deflated. Real memories vs. faux nostalgia…see the difference? (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: Random Male Skin by Garbage Prototype (Random Fashions). "Billie" hair by Aemilia Case (Philotic Energy). Carl Perkins dress shoes by Eponymous Trenchmouth (JCS Shoes).
Post Category: BAZAAR, Casual, Dressy, Period, Suits
May 20th, 2008 at 05:04pmRyan Darragh
Literally as well as figuratively right next door to Artilleri, designer Floatie Hock’s Hell Bop Bar and Clothing Garage in Saimaa sells retro clothes at great prices.
My favourite has to be this olive-coloured shirt. Perfect for bowling, but without any wordy or cheesecake logos, just this screaming tiki figurine (click the photo to enlarge), the 1950s olive colour and broad black stripe up the middle. Superb. It’s called Bob Olive Shirt and it comes on shirt- and jacket-layers for only L$75. (more…)
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Notes: On Mr. Oh: Nora Entice - Hunter Almond by Sezmra Svarog (Nora BodySkins & Fashion). Fuwagime hair in black by hiko Nino (Happy Dispatch). 'Blues' sunglasses by Winter DiPrima (RaC). Freebie jeans by nike Tatham (Star Hitters).
Post Category: Accessories, Casual, Hell Bop, Jackets, Pants, Period, Shirts
April 21st, 2008 at 03:27amMr. Oh
I was in a barren and empty sim, the hour was late and it was dark (I had forced midnight) when a mysterious message urgently demanded my attention. “Your mission, should you choose to accept it: for the next issue of Second Style, highlight some of the best individual designs in SL fashion of the last twelve months. This IM will self-destruct in ten seconds. Nine. Eight….”
I logged out quickly, but not before triggering a sly smile ( }:-> ). I knew that this assignment would challenge me like no other, and I would have to rely on all my skills and training. How to select just a handful of items from the many released over the past year? It seemed…impossible. 
Hopefully my superiors will agree that I have succeeded. All of these creations epitomize the best of what SL design has to offer. In chronological order by month of release: (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: “Adam” skin by Hart Larsson (PXL Creations). “Jack” skin by Posy Trudeau (Flesh Peddlers). “Maxwell,” “Damien” and “Pete” hair by Truth Hawks (TRUTH). Classic Jeans by Jesseaitui Petion (Aitui). Oslo boots by Eponymous Trenchmouth (JCS Shoes). Spencers dress shoes and Old Shoes by Fallingwater Cellardoor (Shiny Things). Coffin Ring by Allegory Malaprop (Schadenfreude).
Post Category: BareRose Tokyo, Business, Casa Del Shai, Casual, Costumes, Cubic Effect, Draconic Kiss, Dressy, Fantasy, Formal, GearShift, Goth, Jackets, Men's Corner, Outfits, Period, Silent Sparrow, Sportswear, Steampunk
April 17th, 2008 at 01:25pmRyan Darragh
Every once in a while, I find advertising artwork so impressive and intriguing that I feel compelled–I have no choice…cannot…resist–to yield to the twitch in my index finger and click “Buy” (or perhaps it’s “BUY!”) without further hesitation. Such was the case with “Byron,” by designer Darwin Mizser of AVid. There was something so very aloof and enigmatic about the model, and the clothing designs were presented so beautifully, that I found myself all but powerless to resist. I have quite shamelessly tried to recreate here some of that air of cold mystery. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: FORM skin (Pale, with eyeliner) by Zabitan Assia (FORM). "Modern" hair by Tami McCoy (Hair Styles by Tami McCoy).
Post Category: AVid, Fantasy, Goth, Outfits, Period
April 2nd, 2008 at 04:15pmRyan Darragh
Men’s liberation time! The extremely talented aoimizuno Meili of LPP (le petit prince) created these wonderful Art Deco / Valve-Tech attachments with women in mind. In fact, they’re just a small part of a collection called ‘Digital Doll.’ But most of the items in the series aren’t really gender-specific and they are gorgeous.
There are several pieces to talk about in the first photo (as usual, be sure to click on it to enlarge). Let’s start with the Art Deco Headset (180L$). I don’t want to know how many prims are in there; I probably can’t count that high. The detail is amazing, but it’s the overall feel of smooth clean parallel precision that will win you over. The headphones attach to your ear, so your nose is free for your glasses. The glasses I’m wearing look like part of the set, but in fact they’re my trusty old primOptic Arctics, with the colour scripting utilized to match the LPP stuff (set frame colour 1 to ’sienna’ and frame colour 2 to ‘dark grey’ if you’re following along at home). (more…)
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Notes: On Mr. Oh: Nora Entice - Hunter Almond by Sezmra Svarog (Nora BodySkins & Fashion). "Jared" hair in faded black by Elikapeka Tiramisu (ETD). "Arctic" glasses with scripted frames and lenses by Nibb Tardis (primOptic). Crossroads in Blue by Raven Pennyfeather (RFyre).
Post Category: Accessories, Casual, LPP, Neko, Novelty, Period
March 30th, 2008 at 01:25pmMr. Oh
Hmm.. I’m short. I’m skinny. I’ve got red hair. And I’m wearing a long coat. I’m Ryan!
In fact, it was Ryan who pointed me this plain black frock-coat from Gaslights Emporium. The outfit, sans hat, is available near the entrance to the store, along with both a free male and female skin. The ensemble, like most sets from the Gaslights Emporium, is very flexible, with the top part separated into a shirt, vest, and coat on the undershirt, shirt, and jacket layers. The ribbon tie is a prim accessory and the bottom of the coat is a prim skirt. The textures are somewhat dark (it is a black coat after all), but they’re not flat black. My only complaint is that the bottom of the jacket feels rather short. I had picked up one of the skins and originally planned to wear it, but decided against it after wearing the coat and seeing how short it was. Since the piece consists of multiple prims, its a bit harder to scale to size so I decided to go for a smaller shaped avatar. (more…)
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Notes: On Express: "M67 (black)" shoes by Damen Gorilla (Adam n Eve).
Post Category: AOHARU, About, Avatars, Coats, Freebies, Gaslights Emporium, Hair, Period
March 28th, 2008 at 12:02pmExpress Zenovka
I was pleased the other day to find some new newness for the guys at JetDoll. In fact, I was actually delighted to see what Kity Pidgeon had come up with this time. Kitty’s new men’s shirts bring together three venerable traditions: bowling shirts, safari-inspired animal prints, and pin-up girls. Is this a perfect storm of design elements? Three great tastes that taste great together? Are they so cool they’re hot? So hot they’re cool? You’ll have to judge for yourself, but I think it may just be a little bit of all of the above. Two different styles are available, called Zebra and Leopard for the animal prints used on collar and cuffs. The shirt fabric is deep black in color, but the shading includes subtle highlights that suggest actual contour, definition and sheen without simply making the black lighter and thus…not black. The matching black buttons have a little bit of glossy shine–realistically noticeable but not at all distracting. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "Antonio" skin by Funk Schnook (FNKY!). "James" hair by Truth Hawks (TRUTH). Bobby Pants by Antonia Marat (Artillleri).
Post Category: Casual, JetDoll, New Items, Period, Shirts
March 25th, 2008 at 03:04pmRyan Darragh
To sum this post up in a few words, the Retrology Hunt was very awesome. Mad props go to Jhuzen Ketsugo for setting it up AND for putting out so many male gifts. For those of you who haven’t visited, the hunt ends today so hurry yourselves over there. The eggs are small and not the easiest to find, but they’re totally worth the effort. And yes, I know I’m lame because I took so long telling y’all about it, and I am sorry about that.
To the right is one of the gifts from Thimbles Emporium, the E Street Hoodie in Bobby Blue Green. Thimbles offered (I believe) a single male egg, or at least I only found one. My hint is to look up :P. The egg also had a Jim Jones cardigan sweater in cranberry Kool-aid and a “das Plaidinator” flannel shirt. Besides having quirky and fun names these items are quite well done, featuring impressive texture work for their modest price (75L normally). (more…)
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Notes: On Express:"Dante tone 4" skin by sachi Vixen (Adam n Eve) from Skin Fair 2008. "Vivant Chestnut Newbie" skin by CJ Carnot (Fleur) from GNUbie. Eyes made using template by newbie_template Linden. "Scalped" hair from Noam Sprocket (Gritty Kitty) available at GNUbie.
Post Category: 1-800-BETTIE'S, Amplify, Casual, Events, Freebies, Hang the DJ, Outfits, Period, Shirts, Sweaters, Thimbles Emporium
March 25th, 2008 at 02:53pmExpress Zenovka
Two questions for you: (1) Do you love sword & sorcery role-playing in Second Life? (2) Do you collect memorabilia from the Lord of the Rings films?
OK, yeah, me neither.
So why am I standing here in front of a map of ‘Middle Earth’ wearing clothes with names that are spelled a little like Welsh railway stations? If you have to ask, you clearly haven’t clicked the photos to enlarge them. These are beautiful beautiful clothes, detailed and rich and luxurious. I’m telling you, the role-players are better dressed than you. (more…)
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Notes: On Mr. Oh: Nora Entice - Hunter Almond by Sezmra Svarog (Nora BodySkins & Fashion). "Rei" hair in silver by Orange Meili (Discord).
Post Category: Accessories, Boots, Coats, Costumes, Fantasy, Gloves, Goth, Grunge, Husky GFX, Jackets, Novelty, Outfits, Pants, Period, Robes, Shirts
March 23rd, 2008 at 11:37pmMr. Oh
The wearing of green has been associated with the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day since the 19th century, and the tradition is followed today not just on the Emerald Isle but around the world. Vincente Shepherd’s Victorian steampunk stamp is clear on his new “Shamrock Collection,” just released at Gaslights Emporium. In its entirety, the collection is a complete ensemble, including clothing and accessories, so if you have no fear of a suit that is very green indeed, you may be able to outfit yourself from head to toe in one quick stop in Port Babbage.
The St. Patrick’s Day Green Shamrock Suit includes wool jacket with flexi tails, wool trousers, simple white formal shirt, shamrock-pattern waistcoat, and prim bow tie. The suit’s green is the bright, fresh color of raucous meadows in spring–no quiet forest glen or moss-covered stones here. Although stylistically similar to some of Vincente’s other, more restrained attire for Victorian gentlemen, this suit is set apart by its vibrant color and the elaborate, almost baroque pattern of the cloth used for the waistcoat, both front and back. (more…)
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Post Category: Accessories, Dressy, Formal, Gaslights Emporium, Holiday, New Items, Outfits, Period, Shoes, Suits
March 16th, 2008 at 05:03pmRyan Darragh
Serendipity makes me happy.
There I was, minding my own business the other night, and I can’t remember if I was bored or not but I was certainly open to adventure, or at least a diversion. So when I more or less idly asked Posy what she was doing, and she responded “Trying on some new glasses I bought, and there’s a beautiful pocket watch too!” I immediately said, “TP me? Please?” In short order I arrived at the small but handsomely appointed shop of Pavig Lok. Although Posy hadn’t gone into specifics, she knew that Pavig’s gorgeously detailed steampunk creations would be right up my forbidding Victorian alley. She’s a temptress that way. And she was right–Pavig’s vendors showcased some very intriguing glasses and a truly elegant pocket watch. I thought to myself, “I’ll have the lot!”
Little did I know that I would receive so much more than I expected, based on the unassuming advertising placards I saw in the shop. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: Advance Skin by Jesseaitui Petion (Aitui). "Damien" hair by Truth hawks (TRUTH). Gentleman's Long Coat, Brocade Long Waistcoat, Formal Victorian Shirt and Charcoal Trousers by Vincente Shepherd (Gaslights Emporium).
Post Category: Accessories, Dressy, Eyewear, Fantasy, Formal, Jewelry, Pavig Lok, Period, Steampunk
March 14th, 2008 at 03:52pmRyan Darragh
Nobody does vintage fashions quite like Antonia Marat. I think her feel for and expression of the carhop era are second to none. My only complaint is that she doesn’t spend all of her time designing for men. You ladies are lucky.
But I will gladly take home any if not all of Antonia’s menswear and be happy. Her new tanks for men (L$130 each) come in three styles: Skull Artilleri, Lucky Number 7, and 8Ball Flaming Skull. The ribbed fabric, double-stitched hems and wrinkle shading are realistic without calling attention to themselves, so the graphic designs can really shine. Oh, and it certainly doesn’t hurt that subtle pec definition reinforces your masculinity for the poodle-skirt crowd. These tanks come on jacket, shirt and undershirt layers and include an underwear-layer extension for tucking into low-rise jeans. Add one of Antonia’s jackets if extra toughness is called for. (more…)
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Notes: On Ryan: "Dante" skin by Lost Thereian (Naughty). "Creeper" hair and Buddy Glasses by Antonia Marat (Artilleri).
Post Category: Akeyo, Artilleri, Casual, Jeans, New Items, Period, Shirts, Shoes
March 6th, 2008 at 02:07pmRyan Darragh
I’m speechless.
150L$;
BareRose Tokyo.
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Notes: On Mr. Oh: Nora Entice - Hunter Almond by Sezmra Svarog (Nora BodySkins & Fashion). "Jared" hair in white blackened by Elikapeka Tiramisu (ETD).
Post Category: Accessories, BareRose Tokyo, Coats, Costumes, Fantasy, Gloves, Jackets, Novelty, Outfits, Pants, Period, Steampunk, Wings
February 25th, 2008 at 01:00amMr. Oh
Previous Posts
It’s been a little while now since Abby Coalcliff released her first set of period menswear, a generous handful of medieval designs. Now she has expanded her collection for men with the addition of three new outfits and a few prim belts that are available separately, not just as part of an outfit. These are all handsome designs, great additions to a collection that hopefully will continue to grow.
The simple peasant-style outfit shown here is called Cy Rogue. The set includes a well-worn sleeveless tunic, leather pants, and prim belt and bracers. You can wear the tunic untucked, as shown, or tucked in. The pants have prim side laces for that perfect fit, and they’re included on both pants and underwear layer, so you can wear them with shoes or tucked neatly into boots. The belt’s woven texture matches up nicely with the ties on the bracers. Both belt and bracers are scripted for size adjustment via touch menu. Perfect for driving livestock to market, hoisting a pint of mead with your best mates at your favorite tavern, or taking up arms in defense of your hamlet against wicked oppressors. L$450 for the set. (more…)
