As my very first blog for Rezzable I was invited to display some of the gorgeous new creations for the Digital Alchemy show. There are some elegant dresses, all ethereal and floating white and I want to share those with you too. But the first one that caught my eye was the Lapis Sun by Kavar Cleanslate of Exile. If Cleopatra had been out in the field in this rather than lounging on a chaise in something fluffy and pure she'd have conquered all the men between Egypt and Shanghai without a single blow being struck.

Anyone who knows me, will know, I love outfits with lots of 'bits'. As many pieces as possible, not just layers (although dear me, I do love having layer options), but optional extras, a change in the skirt and the addition of a jacket that can turn a slinky evening dress into a punky neko ensemble, that sort of thing. Something that says that everyone can have and love a particular outfit, but doesn't mean they have to look like fashionista clones wearing it.

And of course, I like to get a bit of bang for my Linden buck! And oh boy, did I ever get that when I opened the Aria outfit, by Kavar Cleanslate of Exile, made for the Fashion Inspired by Crimson Shadow show. And with that in mind, I am going to skip my customary lengthy preamble and dive straight into the mind boggling array of ways to wear this amazing outfit, which is thoughtfully packaged in four boxes, containing four key 'looks', which can be mixed and matched until you find something uniquely you.

So today I'm presenting to you the “Requiem” set by Kavar Cleanslate of Exile. It comes with a myriad of options. And common sense tells me that I should first display the hooded, Vampy ones. But truth be told I really wanted to splay myself across the feeds lying sexily on a piano. Just be thankful no one was around to watch me sing “Total Control” and flash my cleavage as I writhed against the lacquered  top.