For The Love Of McQueen

The fashion industry was struck with sadness just three short weeks ago when Lee "Alexander" McQueen took his life. It sent shockwaves through both first and second life; and people have rallied together to show tributes and appreciation of his genius. Achariya had guest bloggers on her site to create a look based on their intepretation of his work, and I was one of the people invited, you can see more on how I feel about him here.  Avenue Models have had an association with Rezzable; they've been entrusted with presenting our last two fashion events. And they moved into action with a feature of their own, For The Love of McQueen.

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Stupid Cupid

You think you have it hard on Valentine's Day? Try being a business alt. I never get to do anything fun. Oh, sure - I get the best clothes on the grid when I get dragged out for blogging, but most of the time I just get stuffed back into inventory and left there to rot. Most alts get to do all the wicked stuff, participate in orgies, and frequent the sims that you wouldn't tell your SL Mom about. How I got the reputation for being a skank I'll never know. As for love? Forget it. Paisley Beebe of Treet TV has had a great idea, and a wonderful offer right now. For a donation to the studio of 3k she will read your message of love out live on air for all 20,000 viewers to see, and it will stay in cyberspace for all eternity. I'm not holding my breath - my owner is more in love with himself than he''ll ever be with me. *Sigh...*

2010 - Kali-Bhadra by SN@TCH

Ivey Deschanel of SN@TCH is one of the creators in Second Life that Rezzable is more than happy to invite back for every event. 2010 - The Future Is Now is her fifth time participating with us, and she has not once failed to bring something interesting, astonishing and intrinsically Ivey. She visited Egyptian mythology with her Bast avatar for the Digital Alchemy event in April '09, and now she has further explored tales of humanity's faith with her Hindu Goddess Kali-Bhadra - but has blown her out in the most cybernetic tentacular way possible.

2010 - Empress by Agnes Finney of My Precious

 
When you think of futuristic fashion I bet the first thing that pops into your mind is a jumble of metallics, neon colours and harsh plastic edges. But Agnes Finney of the label "My Precious" saw something completely elegant, classic and sensuous with her creation "Empress Gown" - but with a spectacular winged sunburst to remind us that this aint the 20th century.

Horned Haute

As part of my ongoing series of posts displaying the work of our 2010 - The Future Is Now creative team, I started this one after having watched the Lady Gaga "Bad Romance" video and had some ideas of making a look along the lines of her style. (That's why I have metres of leg hanging out here!) But after travelling from store to store I gave up on that idea, simply because the audacity and breadth of design available here in SL made me realise that we can be just as interesting and edgy yet true to our own styles without being clones.

Dangerous Violations



Slow down boy, these curves are dangerous. At least that's what this dress from Ivey Deschanel of SN@TCH is called, created for our Swansong event recently. I was so enamoured of it's high couture dark drama that I felt it deserved another outing, as I attempt to show you items from of all our 2010 - The Future Is Now designers before the event goes live on January 11th.

Retro Space Princess A-Go-Go

By now you all know that the theme of the next big Rezzable fashion event is "2010 - The Future Is Now" and it's going to be spacey stuff - squeee! I love this idea; especially as I'm a fan of sci-fi, and the more classic the better. As cheesy as Star Wars is now, it has a lasting impact on every generation that watches it. Kids still run around with torches on their belts as light sabres, and apparently Princess Leia's gold bikini is still drooled over by geeks everywhere. And remember, Lost In Space was set in the then far-off year of 1997. So my look today is in tribute to the skimpy retro Space Princess look that you'll find in 70's space movies, and even more modern ones like LeeLoo's bandage costume in The Fifth Element.

Tiny Precious Mood Places

Shhh...   I have a secret. Several, actually. I now know what's going on with the new Rezzable fashion event that Winter is planning for January. And I know a few designers that are going to be in it. Some of them are my favourites. One of them makes me feel like a princess. Would you like to see?

Jori Watler of ~alaMood~ made the Alkahi Inferno rings and earrings that you can see me wearing in the top picture. I'm wearing the Jude II hair in Black Bean by Autumn Hykova of Tiny Bird, a hair maker that I just LOVE. And my butterfly shoulder companion was a Shoe Fair 08 gift from SakuraDawn Lei of Lazy Places.

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Fetish Technotronic

Winter has been wandering around the last few weeks muttering. I think he's up to something, and I asked him when he was distracted. He gave me a long excited stream-of-conciousness answer, but the one word I did catch was "cyber." So I slapped him. Hard. As I told him "Me and you, sunshine - never gonna happen." He stopped and looked at me. He grinned. Then he said to "...wait until January. No one is going to know what hit them." Unless it was me, of course. At least I got one thing from that word "cyber" - it inspired my look today.

Grim Tales

One of the best things about fashion here in SL is that it can defy all laws of possible that restrict us in the everyday world. Fabric textiles can be replaced by anything you can dream up, gravity and physics need not apply. And one of the maestros of this field is Cutea Benelli of Grim Bros, previously known as Low Prim and Grim. Her outfits are breath taking, and are great for destroying, stripping down and working with. But I decided to show you some of her finished and complete ensembles so you can come up with your own visions. This one is the Automatic Peacock
 
 
It's so dramatic that I felt that hair just wasn't necessary for this...
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