Moving on

We are happy to introduce the latest addition to MAD Image: Luca Boucher!

Luca hasn’t been working in fashion for long, but what a start! His flickr page was what immediately captured out attention. We look forward to seeing what you bring to the table Luca. Welcome to MAD Image!

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Revenge Of The Nerd

The revenge of the nerd is back with patterns and bowtie, but if like me you tend to shy away from patterns in RL, then SL can be a great platform to experiment and practice patterns on.

STYLE TIPS:  Start with simple patterns that you are comfortable with and find common traits between the patterns, like colour, pattern shapes or directional flow. Use plain colours between each item to help combine the individual patterned items, e.g belt, socks and jacket in this style. The Nerd look is never short of a bag or book but remember to round of the finishing touches with a pair of geeky glasses.

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Retrospective

As they say, accessories can make an outfit, and in this case it proved to be true.  I started with the “Flying Fortress” classic aviator hat and goggles from Fashionably Dead and completely styled the rest of the outfit from there.  Following your inspiration no matter the source can lead you somewhere you never expected – and create an exciting  new look in the process.

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Urbanized…

Second Life is a place where you can explore different styles that may not be on your radar in real life.  Find items that are modifiable and fit them together with other pieces from various designers. Add quirky pieces to make it your own.

STYLE TIPS: If you find items that are modifiable but do not come in the color you are looking for, try buying it in a light shade such as white or gray and then using the edit menu to tint it to the color you are looking for.

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Uninhibited…

After being in SL for many year, I find that I already own most of the male items that I care to own. In a search for new items to wear, I checked out some of the many women’s stores to see what I could find that  would be unisex enough to add to my own inventory.  I added a few new pieces to my current collection to create somthing new for myself. Just because items are at a women’s store, does not mean they cannot be edited to  fit your shape.

STYLE TIPS: If you are worried about prims not being appropriate for male use, ask one of your girl friends about the items before you buy them. Chances are, if the items are from a popular store, they already own them and can let you know which clothing items will work and which will not.

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