Why You Need The SLink Medium Feet

I am here today to testify to HYBIE and the rest of you nonbelievers. I WAS A NONBELIEVER!! I stood amongst you and said “I don’t even CARE about system feet. WHO CARES!” And then I tried on my SLink feet. And then people started making SHOES just FOR the SLink feet. And I coveted those shoes. And they fit on my feet and the Lord saw that it was good. Continue reading

Every Day Waiting For You

An elegant throwback to a more refined and stylish time, this month’s COLLABOR88 celebrates the era of flappers and art deco, the time when men were men and women were dames.

I already said that, didn’t I?

Well it’s still true.

Except that only cheap women were dames and I’m a lady. Obviously. Continue reading

Shark Bait

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I was going to do this super complicated post with this dress, as I really loved the colours. I figured I could do all sorts of things. I can make a magical half dragon, half human princess who hoards jewels.

I went off and did my daily things, shopped a wee bit, got so many compliments on this simple styling, that I said, hey, why not just blog it this way, people seem to think it works. What probably threw me off was the normality of it.

If ever I do become a magical dragon/human half-breed jewel hoarding princess, I will let you know.

Credits

Hair – The Stringer Mausoleum – Woven in Chocolate (Group Gift – In Notices)
Skin – Moddish – Wendy in Honey Tone
Eyes – BSN – Deep Eyes in Green
Lashes – Tuty’s – Eyelashes 1 in Black
Dress – Valentina E – Jewel Cocktail Dress in Ocean – NEW

Pose – Faxion
Location – Imogen

In the words of a Furby, Me Sleepeh

More Oubliette (2)

I made a mistake in my last post — I said my photos were of the sim Oubliette when actually they’re of the sister sim Ode, slightly up the hill and over the dells. Oops! To make up for it, I visited Oubliette properly today, and despite Saiyge’s big sign that says “O hai I’m tearing up the sim again,” it was still lovely, of course. Maybe especially so when it’s fraying around the edges, because rebuilding captures forgotten decay so well.

By the way! Miss Hybie of It’s Only Fashion actually runs a lovely travel blog called Avatars in Motion. If you like landscapes and poking curiously around the grid, go check out hers. It’s inspirational, truly!

Oh right, fashion. I’m also wearing a lovely new skin from Plastik, as well as ears to match and horns and face jewelry. I always love Aikea’s skins, and the colors of these are great (those violet tones especially, although I’m not wearing it today).

More Oubliette (1)

More Oubliette (3)

Necklace: Lassitude & Ennui Lion’s paw torque in silver
Hair: LaViere Aurora in sky
Skin: Plastik Elven Moon Elf with Animalistic ears and Vaele Coll / Glass eyes
Horns: Plastik Camael Horns in Teal with circlet and lip ring
Tattoos: ~silentsparrow~ belladonna:lepidoptera in robin’s egg

Oh, those monthly events

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The monthly events faMESHed and Collabor88 always come through with something wonderful For example, from faMESHed there is this gorgeous dress from NYU. The bodice is particularly lovely making its name “Bodice Dress” so appropriate.

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The Black Collection

The fantastic Voshie of La Petite Morte made this absolutely gorgeous dress for The Black Fair starting August 9th. It’s like it’s a fair made just for Hybie, black being my favorite color. I’m excited to see what else this fair has to offer.

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Hybie Is Wearing:

Dress: La Petite Morte – black collection – formal black
Hair: Baiastice – Stefany Hair – Brown
Skin: Essences – CHO – Light Rose 01
Eyes: Ikon – Ascension – Starfall
Bracelet: Belgravia – Circa 1885 – Silver

Collabor88 Is Putting It All Together

The designers are setting up and it’s a mad dash to be open for the grand birthday celebration of Collabor88.  It’s a guaranteed event of the first order, and all your favorites and lots of great guests are lining up to bring you things you need and things you want and things you’ll want to need. There are some other things that you’ll need to want. Continue reading

Something Supernatural

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One night on plurk I saw a post asking if anyone would like to do some crossdressing Supernatural cosplay, and I said sure why not. That is how I became Rufus, a wily grump haunted by his own horrid hunter’s past.

I choose this shot out of many simply because it was a different view than what some of the others took.

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Credits

Sileny Noel as Dean Winchester
Gwin LeShelle as Sam Winchester
Arora Zanzibar(Not Shown) as Bobby Singer
Alice Demonia as Castiel

Please take the time to view everyone’s looks, they all did such a great job.

Helena Stringer as Rufus Turner

Hair – The Stringer Mausoleum – Ramira in Natural Black/Brown
Skin – Dulce Secrets – Esma in Brandy Tone/Bare Makeup
Tinter – Even-Tide – Skin Tint Medium
Eyes – Ibanez – Exotic Eyes in Obsidian
Lashes – Maitreya – Mesh Lashes
Tank Top – DCNY – Basic Tank in Fern
Plaid Longsleeve – Wolf&I – Maggie Mae Flannel in Earth
Pants – R.icielli – Anna Mesh Jeans in  #06
Boots – J’s – Engineer Long Boots in Black
Necklace – Kunglers – Silver Necklace #18
Bracelet – Eli Rae’s Tinkering – Black/Tan Bracelet
Shotgun/Built-in Pose – SciLab – Wooden Pump Shotgun

Location – Grave Designs Sim

Giulia is Elegance Personified

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The Giulia dress from Baistice for Love Donna Flora is elegance personified. Sissy Pessoa does such a fabulous job with making textures that hug the body and catch the light. She finds beauty and elegance in simplicity, stark and unembellished. I added gorgeous scarlet silk gloves from 5th & Oxford.
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Acid Lily – A New To Me Event With Lots of Variety

The Acid Lily event returning was a bit like “Hmmmm, have I heard of this event? I THINK I have…. What is it?” Let’s face it, there are so many events, sometimes it’s tough to separate the wheat from the chaff. But I don’t like chaff, so let’s talk about an event that definitely goes in the wheat bin. Continue reading