New: Satin shirts @ FF Menswear

January 26th, 2007 at 01:36pm Ryan Darragh

satin_shirt_black_tucked_front.jpgI like shirts that have a little something extra.  This goes all the way back to high school for me and is probably a reflection of the era and its fashions (no, I’m not telling, so figure it out for yourself).  Nothing can flatter a guy quite like a great shirt, and whether it’s an exceptional fabric, unique design, or a perfectly cut shape, nothing stands out from the crowd and in the memory quite like that little something extra.  These new shirts by designer Flugel Flasheart of FF Menswear are simple and classic in design, all the better to show off what really puts them over the top–their sumptuous satin cloth texture.  Even on the deep black shirt I’m wearing here, the rich folds in the fabric seem to gleam in the light, and the texturing captures the way satin really flows and moves without sharply wrinkling.  This is impressive, beautifully realistic fabric artwork–it’s no wonder Flugel says these shirts are already so wildly popular that he has released additional colors.

satin_shirt_blue_untucked_front.jpgAlso available now in blue, green and red as well as black, the shirts include both tucked and untucked versions.  Above you see me in the tucked shirt in black; here you see the blue untucked version.

satin_shirt_blue_untucked_back.jpgI’ve paired these shirts with the pants from Shai Delacroix’s High Roller suit, but they would look equally great with your favorite, simply textured dressy slacks.  If you put one of these shirts together with jeans, I’d advise dressy shoes to make it clear that you’re dressing the jeans up and not dressing the shirt down.  My favorite men’s dress shoes these days are Fallingwater Cellardoor’s “City Walk” shoes, available at Shiny Things (Shiny Falls?171, 182, 37).  They’re beautiful enough to wear with any suit, yet simple and classic enough that you can wear them with jeans, cords or khakis and not look like you’re over-compensating.

And there’s your Fashion Tip of the Day.  :)

These shirts are available for L$100 each at FF Menswear (Morrison 38, 153, 89).

Disclosure: Seen in World: Yes | Review Copy: Yes | Friends List: No

Notes: On Ryan: Skin, FORM Skin (Redhead) by Zabitan Assia (FORM Gear). Hair, "BRP" by Rei Gully (Zero Style). High Roller Grey Pants by Shai Delacroix (Casa Del Shai).

Entry Filed under: Dressy, FF Menswear, New Items, Shirts

5 Comments Add your own

  • 1. Takeshi Kiama  |  January 26th, 2007 at 4:16 pm

    Now that is the kind of fine texturing in a dress shirt I’ve been looking for. =^.^=


  • 2. Ian  |  January 26th, 2007 at 5:32 pm

    Have you found any male skins with freckles?


  • 3. Ryan Darragh  |  January 29th, 2007 at 4:06 pm

    I’m not aware of any currently available male skins that have or allow for freckles. The first skin I bought, a BodySkin by Nora, included a “CustoSkin” option that allowed you to alter the skin tone, let freckles show through etc. via the built-in sliders. I understand that the new “Gabriel” skin by Lost Thereian (Naughty Designs) allows tint control, but I’m not sure if freckles show through–maybe another reader can provide some info here. There are some female skins with freckles available at SinSkins, but no male skins.


  • 4. don stanfield  |  September 22nd, 2008 at 8:34 am

    How can I order a black satin shirt for a man.

    Thank You,
    Don.


  • 5. Ryan Darragh  |  September 22nd, 2008 at 5:17 pm

    The designs reviewed here are not “real world” creations. They are available for purchase to residents in (players of) Second Life. You can find out more and sign up at the Second Life website. :)


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