The mid-April Metaverse Broadcasting Company news show is now available. For the fashionistas, I'm wearing a sweater and shoes from Redgrave, along with trousers from Muism.
For those who really don't care about what I'm wearing, I'm curious why you are still reading my blog!
Showing posts with label Muism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muism. Show all posts
Apr 18, 2009
Jul 27, 2008
What You Been Up To, Sig?
As I've said before, daily posts are the province of the unemployed, the retired, the full-time paid blogger, and the crazy. My real life has been pretty full lately so my second has had to be less extravagant.But I have been doing stuff. I have finished two articles; one for the Metaverse Tribune that launches on 1st August, and a second for FreeLife, the next edition of which is in a few weeks time.
The first was a short interview with Shakti Cianci, lead singer for SpaceJunky, a terrific band whose debut album, Resident Alien, is available via iTunes(R). The second is a look at the designs of Iota Ultsch who owns the women's fashion store, Très Jolie.
I also attended a fashion show organized by Calamity Hathaway of Hathaway's Haute Model Agency (CHM). The show was focused on the creations of fashion designer Aeris Pinazzo, the owner of Mythology, a men's and women's apparel store.
Meanwhile I have shopped at Hoorenbeek, bought new stuff from Muism, and begun blogging for Simone Stern, writing reviews of clothing. So all in all, I have been busy in SL despite the call of the real.
The first was a short interview with Shakti Cianci, lead singer for SpaceJunky, a terrific band whose debut album, Resident Alien, is available via iTunes(R). The second is a look at the designs of Iota Ultsch who owns the women's fashion store, Très Jolie.
I also attended a fashion show organized by Calamity Hathaway of Hathaway's Haute Model Agency (CHM). The show was focused on the creations of fashion designer Aeris Pinazzo, the owner of Mythology, a men's and women's apparel store.
Meanwhile I have shopped at Hoorenbeek, bought new stuff from Muism, and begun blogging for Simone Stern, writing reviews of clothing. So all in all, I have been busy in SL despite the call of the real.
Jul 14, 2008
Sale @ Simone!
On Saturday, Simone Stern offered all her clothing for no more than L$200. With such bargain prices, it was too tempting an offer to turn down, so late in the evening, I headed for the Simone! store to see what I could find.
First up was a dark blue deep-plunge open-fronted shirt called the "Don Juan." Mony spotted it and said "buy that," so I did. Here you see it with my Muism pants and gift from Ben Vanguard - the dog tags.
My SL sister, Merry Felwitch, arrived with a giant pumpkin on her head, which was all the excuse Mony needed to don her cardboard box head. Fortunately, they left me in the men's section to go check out women's stuff. I believe Merry spent L$2000 - like Mony, she also seems to believe that God sends people to hell who have small inventories.
I found a summer suit designed by my friend Lissa Maertens. It's a pale-blue pinstripe that includes a shirt, ties, and even prim ties that flap around when you walk. It's the closest I have found to a seersucker suit and for L$200 I couldn't resist.
The suit also looks OK with a less formal open-necked shirt or T-shirt. I'm wearing it with my Redgrave black shoes but a pair of white shoes might work. Guess I have to go shopping. Again.
First up was a dark blue deep-plunge open-fronted shirt called the "Don Juan." Mony spotted it and said "buy that," so I did. Here you see it with my Muism pants and gift from Ben Vanguard - the dog tags.
My SL sister, Merry Felwitch, arrived with a giant pumpkin on her head, which was all the excuse Mony needed to don her cardboard box head. Fortunately, they left me in the men's section to go check out women's stuff. I believe Merry spent L$2000 - like Mony, she also seems to believe that God sends people to hell who have small inventories.
I found a summer suit designed by my friend Lissa Maertens. It's a pale-blue pinstripe that includes a shirt, ties, and even prim ties that flap around when you walk. It's the closest I have found to a seersucker suit and for L$200 I couldn't resist.
The suit also looks OK with a less formal open-necked shirt or T-shirt. I'm wearing it with my Redgrave black shoes but a pair of white shoes might work. Guess I have to go shopping. Again.
Jul 8, 2008
At Home With Sig: Kitchen
The shirt here is from Muism and is a deep red silk with prim cuffs. You can edit these to get the perfect fit. YOu also have the choice of this rolled sleeve version - where the prims are essential - or a long-sleeved option where you can get away without them. I prefer the rolled sleeve but it's your choice.
The pants are black jeans that came from Lissa Maertens' Cattiva e Cattivo, which was still there when I TPed a few weeks back. Sadly you migh tnot be able to find these pants that were part of a collection of denim. I have to say I either wear these or the Acid Night dark blue ones.
The shoes are my dark-brown casuals from Redgrave, a store that I could easily ransack for almost its entire content were it not for the small point that I can't afford it. Redgrave stuff is not cheap but worth every penny.
Muism
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Muism/131/114/26/
Cattiva e Cattivo
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Annapurna/121/147/295/
Redgrave
http://slurl.com//secondlife/Berard/85/164/309/
The pants are black jeans that came from Lissa Maertens' Cattiva e Cattivo, which was still there when I TPed a few weeks back. Sadly you migh tnot be able to find these pants that were part of a collection of denim. I have to say I either wear these or the Acid Night dark blue ones.
The shoes are my dark-brown casuals from Redgrave, a store that I could easily ransack for almost its entire content were it not for the small point that I can't afford it. Redgrave stuff is not cheap but worth every penny.
Muism
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Muism/131/114/26/
Cattiva e Cattivo
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Annapurna/121/147/295/
Redgrave
http://slurl.com//secondlife/Berard/85/164/309/
Jul 6, 2008
At Home With Sig: Bedroom
More from Redgrave here. The black sweater was Mony's choice and a very good one at that! You can wear it just as it - like this picture - or with a shirt underneath. With a long-sleeved shirt, you see the ends of the sleeves.
The pants are beige flat fronts from Muism and the shoes are black Oxfords from Cattiva e Cattivo.
Muism
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Muism/131/114/26/
Cattiva e Cattivo
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Annapurna/121/147/295/
Redgrave
http://slurl.com//secondlife/Berard/85/164/309/
The pants are beige flat fronts from Muism and the shoes are black Oxfords from Cattiva e Cattivo.
Muism
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Muism/131/114/26/
Cattiva e Cattivo
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Annapurna/121/147/295/
Redgrave
http://slurl.com//secondlife/Berard/85/164/309/
Jul 5, 2008
At Home With Sig: Gallery
I have a small collection of art and here I am stood at one end of the gallery with my Redgrave "Messy Pink" sweater. What I love is the way the shirt hangs out at the waist and back, and the asymmetrical collar.
The pants are from Muism and are beige striped khakis. No belt on the pants but the sweater/shirt has one ;)
The shoes are my new favorites from Redgrave; dark brown casuals. They are satisfyingly narrow - I hate clunky shoes - and I thought might be too casual because of the grain on them, but I was wrong!
Redgrave
secondlife://SANDS Island 1/170/100/24/
Muism
secondlife://Muism/131/114/26/
The pants are from Muism and are beige striped khakis. No belt on the pants but the sweater/shirt has one ;)
The shoes are my new favorites from Redgrave; dark brown casuals. They are satisfyingly narrow - I hate clunky shoes - and I thought might be too casual because of the grain on them, but I was wrong!
Redgrave
secondlife://SANDS Island 1/170/100/24/
Muism
secondlife://Muism/131/114/26/
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