Tag: Loordes

Mesh Madness

I discovered a mesh treasure-trove at Ever An’Angel this week and have been having all kinds of good time wearing multiple mesh items at once. This beautiful jacket from Ever Courtois and denim skirt from Jada Humby are perfect for the crisp outdoor weather.

Today I am wearing the beautiful Eliza skin from Apple May. With its smooth tone and rosy cheeks, it is one of my favorite skins to date—and not just because of the name! Two of the best things about Apple May skins are the realistic flush and facial color variation that are present in every skin I have purchased. Love, love, love.

Hair: TRUTH< Petra w/Roots – treacle by Truth Hawks

Eyes: Fashism Sunrise Eyes Clover Green (S) by Ikon Innovia

Skin: (AMD) Eliza – Carmel by Apple May

Scarf: Color.Me.H.O.F Statement Scarf Vintage by Fashionboi Landar

Jacket: Ever An’ Angel *MESH* Velvet Jacket – Maple Reg by Ever Courtois

Skirt: J.H. Couture *Christina* (MESH) Mini Skirt (NIGHTBLUE) by Jada Humby

Tights: NoaR Leggings *leaf 2 by Noan Kurka

Boots: {mon tissu} Provence Riding Boots Chestnut by Elle Spot

Earrings: EarthStones Falling Leaves Earrings – Autumn by Abraxxa Anatine

Purse: LOORDES OF LONDON-desert sands handbag #2-burnished by Coleen Macarthur (at Designer Circle)

One thought on “Mesh Madness”

gilliangalicia

Ohhh, stunning! I love that the skin has your name? An accident? I don’t think so!

52 Weeks of Color Challenge: Cream

My mother grew up on a dairy farm and actually really liked milking cows. One of my sisters had a passionate wish to be a farmer, and so my mother dutifully took her down to the dairy farm so she could get to know the animals that she would be working with one day. Having lived on a farm for most of her life, she definitely knew the cure for a farming passion!

So as you can imagine, my sister got a whiff of what farm animals smell like. And the dream of being a farmer died a swift and ignominious death.

I am sure these adorable SL cows are as sweet-smelling as the field of flowers around them. And what would we do without cream? Ice cream, whipped cream, chowder, sour cream, the world just wouldn’t be as pleasurable without them. So thank you dear cows, even if you don’t smell like roses we are still glad you are around!

Hair: [ 69 ] OLIVIA 03 – Chestnut –

Sweater: Baku cream knitted cardi

Pants: fri.day – Trouser (cream)

Necklace: salt. vintage mixed pearls

Boots: LOORDES OF LONDON-DESERT SANDS BOOT-NATURAL&CREAM

Location: Dimrill Dale

9 thoughts on “52 Weeks of Color Challenge: Cream”

Ygrey Auer

Eliza, you’re so pretty!
Preciosa foto.
samayalin

Beautiful picture and cute cows!
Rudhmellowen

Heyyyyy can I come and live on your farm too… I am a cow!!!!
gilliangalicia

I grew up on a dairy farm, too! Lovely shot, Eliza. You look fabulous!
Anichka Savira

You look adorable! I love that the one cow looks suspicious of you, like hrm…is she going to try to tip me?
Nicandra Laval

Nice story Eliza.. and i love your outfit !!!
greetings Nic
usuallyblonde

Gorgeous look. I love the smell of cows; it’s so familiar and comforting, although at my house I only have room for cats and dogs!
Laila Laperriere

Great post pretty lady. Dont forget the coffee mate french vanilla creamer for your morning cup of java. That is something I could not do without. Ahhh, lifes little pleasures =) xoxo
ayakofirecaster

Great pic! And what a neat little bit of your history to go along with it.

Wandering

Fall is my favorite time and there are some lovely and festively decorated sims right now and they are making me wonder why it is still eighty degrees in my part of the world. One of those great places is Truth District, and I found this great sweater and boots at the Ducknipple store. Check out the fall event there and don’t forget to notice the fall décor! Fall also brings scarf weather, at least in theory, so it seemed like a good occasion for this colorful but subdued design from Zeery.

If you haven’t visited the Aquitaine sims then you have really missed out on one of the masterpieces of SL. The whole place is decked out for fall. Make sure you have some time though, because the place is huge. I recommend the carriage tours, since the possibilities for getting lost are insane.

Eyes: FASHISM ‘Sunrise’ Eyes – Pale Brown (M) by Ikon Innovia

Belt: [MANDALA] Kookai Belt /Dark Brown by kikunosuke eel

Scarf: Zeerys Silk Sun Scarf Royal Plum by Zeerya Pyrithea

Boots: Ducknipple Motoko – Red by beanster Potato(@Truth District)

Sweater: Ducknipple Cardigan – Pink by beanster Potato (@Truth District)

Earrings: EarthStones Envision Earrings – Gold/Fire Opal by Abraxxa Anatine

Purse: LOORDES OF LONDON-ROSEMARY HANDBAG by Coleen Macarthur

San Fernando

It has been a continuous treat to experience the creative designs released at Meiling. The new Last Train To San Fernando collection is based on a real life collection (gosh, would I love to see this stuff in RL!) and combines turn-of-the-century style with modern flair and sexiness. I love the fit and fabric texture of the For Ladies Who Brunch gown—the drape of the fabric in the chest prim in particular is lovely. Since the top of the dress is a prim, a bit of adjustment may be necessary depending on your pose.

This gorgeous wicker jewelry set from Coleen Macarthur looks like it was made for this dress! It is available at the Tropicalia Bazaar for only 75L.

Hair: [LeLutka]-KNOTTED hair – AlmostGoth by Thora Charron
Jewelry: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Reale/94/105/59
Dress: Meiling Couture, Ladies Who Brunch by Meiling Couturier
Shoes: Kittie’s Lair Sandals03g Nadia Fallow01 by Babette Ultsch
Eyes: FASHISM ‘Sunrise’ Eyes – Pale Clover Green (ML) by Ikon Innovia
Location: The Curious Prim, Mythopoeia