Helena Stringer of The Stringer Mausoleum has been a friend of Rezzable's for over a year now. She first collaborated with us on the fashion event "Inspired By Crimson Shadow." So far, she's been mostly known for her hairs. I'm never given the chance to forget this, as my friend Winter never shuts up about them. She also makes eyes and accessories like demon horns, but she has finally released a new dress, the Cosmic Traveller. Now this made me sit up and take notice!

As a newer Rezzable blogger, I've heard lots of excited talk about the upcoming Swansong fashion event, but I didn't actually know much about it. It was just a place that had clothes for sale, right? I was told that I had to go see what all the fuss was about for myself, with a foot planted firmly on my butt by Lokum and Winter. So I dressed myself in my favourite dress from the previous Black Swan show "Winter Magic" - the Florencia by Ghanima Uriza of ++Blue Blood++ and the Wrapped Hair which Helena Stringer made, and I went on an odyssey of the avian kind.

.... I could feel the eyes of the Dead upon me. Those that had not yet been weighed against the feather of Ma'at were waiting to see if my courage would fail. I had been sent down by the newly crowned Pharoah Goddess to ensure that her husband and brother's rest was undisturbed

My duties as Grand Vizier were of an advisor, not as a tender of the deceased. But she trusted no one lower in status than I. Ankhesenpaaten was still grieving him, and it was hard enough for her to remain impassive and detached as befits the ruler. The knowledge that his remains had been desecrated would have been too much to bear. Yet the reports of inexplicable sounds from the tombs could not go uninvestigated.

I love Selos Dae [[Trap]] skins so when I saw a new release I rushed to the Twillight store to buy the new skins. My favourite one was the Eye skin that Selos created for the Killer Designers Show inspired by Crimson Shadow a while back. Koi Rose has got so much more to offer. I love it. Also during the past events we have organised I had the pleasure of meeting Helena Stringer and her wonderful hair. I must say I always end up wearing her male hair :) Kamenwati- Red Shine was created for Digital Alchemy but now available at The Stringer Mausoleum

Recently there has been a call in the SL fashion world for something that is nigh impossible to be found on the grid - diversity in skin tones. As hard as it is for the ladies, the choices are even fewer for the men. When creating the Digital Alchemy - Inspired by Ancient Egypt shows Rezzable knew that the usual pasty flesh of their male blogger wouldn't quite cut it. (Cough... vampire, remember guys?) So they turned to Kira Paderborn of Shapes by Kira to help - and she totally dazzled everyone by creating two new male shapes and a range of skin tones under her new label, Corrupted Innocence. So I introduce to you, Kahotep in the Ashan dark skin.

As you can see, Kahotep has a powerful yet not overly tall build, and African features.This dark skin is amazing, the definition on the abdomen and collarbone gives him a true three dimensional look, and I've been wearing this skin all week and getting lots of compliments on it.

Passion, mystery, opulence,  and... ummm... sand. Lots and lots of sand. The thought of Egypt conjures up all these images in the imagination of anyone. And this is what Shai Delacroix has achieved with the sunstruck luster of her Digital Alchemy creations, the Vizier of Lower Egypt men's outfit and the Eternal Nefertari for the women.

I'd like to see you in a really fancy evening gown with a huge wide skirt (like 'I could be hiding 10 guys under my skirt and you wouldn't notice' kinda huge). The kinda dresses you find at Sparkle Skye :) Either that or the dark rose faerie princess gown from Sparkle Skye :) Jewellery by Alienbear or Illusions :) You can pick a skin or hair and try to give an unique touch to the look.

Wonderful bloger Achariya has sent me a link for the great Dress Me Up Challenge and I  thought this is just great fun. Being part of Rezzable my job has many aspects from organising events, merchandising and promotions. Fashion bloging became part of my job as I evolved during the past year and half. I must say it has been scary at first  but I must admit when you get invited to a challenge like this or you bump into a customer in one of the stores asking you where can she find the dress that I have just blogged then you just sit back and say I am glad I have tried.

A word of advice – do not look directly at these pictures. I'm featuring items from the Tunnel of Light in this mash. This much glow could easily burn out your retinas, so find some kind of refracting way to view this post. And then wait whilst I stop giggling at you all trying to see a vampire in a mirror.