The Hunger Games is making its way to SL this weekend as KMADD ushers in the look of Capitol Couture. Join us this Saturday at 12 p.m. SLT and let the games begin!
STYLE TIPS: If you are looking to make a dramatic statement, it is often best accomplished by incorporating one or two accent pieces. A bright, colorful accessory can really top off an outfit and help you achieve a look that is completely capitol couture.
Here is a preview for a new skin from Muism. Maddox DuPont & Icemocolo Voom collaborated on this blond skin release. The skin will also be released at MADesigns as part of COMPLETE AVATARS offering and would be available for purchase @ KMADD. Please note that this is preview and skin is not available at this moment in time, the end product may also vary slightly. Patience is a virtue.
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Soft faded pinks and champagne colors make for a pretty addition to a Spring wardrobe.
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It was a weekend of great music on the grid. DJ Kromus Korobase weaved his magic and I wore out a pair of stilettos dancing to the beat.
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It has been Art Deco/Film Noir month let me tell you. Starting with our Roaring 20s themed wedding anniversary party, LBD show for which I am currently building a set to show Leezu’s Noir collection, to Real Life Art Deco exhibit currently on tour in Australia. I felt inspired and in this post will show you what I was wearing throughout the night.
Variation on a gangster theme.
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Written by Maddox DuPont
Men have an inherent need to stand out. Generally speaking, men want to be in control, to be noticed, to attract the opposite sex (well, mostly), and to be seen as successful, confident and strong. This often opposes the way male clothing is designed in Real life and why it is so colourful in Second Life. With women’s clothing, there is such a great, broad variety of ways to express different moods; female fashion is flamboyant, bright, sexy, and fun. Men’s clothing however, is much more subdued.
Is it surprising then, that when some men – or even stylists, try to make a fashion statement in Second Life, their ensembles are often unwearable. No one wants to look like a Christmas Tree. Men want to stand out for a show – not for a beating. In saying that, it is still possible to express yourself with color, even if you are male. Keep in mind that less is almost always more – two colors will often do, in addition to black and white.
When it is time to make a fashion statement, I suggest you restrain your colors. Sure we want to stand out, but we still do not want to look like women. Rely on details to add color, flair and originality to your outfit. Men often forget about the small details. They are concerned only with having the biggest and latest items. That’s why you see so many guys addicted to muscle and red cars in real life, while in Second Life our male fashionists parade somebody else’s idea of style. Just because is it is a latest release, that does not make it fashionable. Remember, unless you are making a trend, you are following one.
To create a trend you do not need to be a designer or a stylist. You just need to be creative. Clothes are your palette, mood is your brush, occasion is your canvas.
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