Moon of Alabama

aug19b_003

I love the stage at Flashman’s. It makes me think it might have been painted by Salvador Dali. Flashman’s is the sort of bar where you can imagine all sorts of excitement happening under the surface of music, dancing and laughter. Messages are passed, assignations are arranged and secrets are shared. Here’s a secret, without items from the Platinum Hunt, I would be naked in this picture.

aug19b_006

Izzie’s dress for the Platinum Hunt is a simple little black dress with some nice details such as the draped neckline and the belt that changes color at a touch. I appreciate the highlighting and definition since sometimes there are lost in a black dress or they are too bright and too obvious. This is just right.

aug19b_005

The House of Fox shoes from the Platinum Hunt are one of my favorite hunt items. I love their bold shape and the sleek high heel.

aug19b_008

Also from the Platinum Hunt, my skin and hair. See without the hunt, I would not only be naked, I would be bald, naked and ruthed. Those earrings are from Mandala and are not from the Hunt.

aug19b_001

I called this Moon of Alabama from a favorite opera song by Bertolt Brecht. Flashman’s is the kind of place where the sort of goings on in this song might happen, but discreetly.

****STYLE NOTES******

  • Poses: Skin & Bones
  • Skin: Rockberry for Platinum Hunt
  • Eyes: Poetic Colors
  • Lashes: Lelutka
  • Hair: LoQ for Platinum Hunt
  • Dress: Izzie’s for Platinum Hunt
  • Shoes: House of Fox for Platinum Hunt
  • Jewelry: Mandala Sinra
  • Location: Flashman’s

About Cajsa Lilliehook

Santino Rice's little ditty "It's only fashion" seems a perfect title for my little fashion blog as you and i know that fashion means the world to him. Co-founder of It's Only Fashion and Blogging Second Life.
This entry was posted in Dresses, Expos, Fairs and Fundraisers, Freebie, Great Places to Shoot, Hair, Jewelry, Shoes, Skin and tagged , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

3 Responses to Moon of Alabama

  1. Mavi Beck says:

    The stage is clearly inspired by a Giorgio De Chirico painting :)
    http://massimo.delmese.net/5608/agropoli-in-arte-mostra-di-giorgio-de-chirico/

  2. Thanks! De Chirico is a much more exact inspiration than Dali. Interestingly, De Chirico was an influence on Dali’s work.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>