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Captivity has a great mesh horse prop at the Pose Fair. When I first saw it I was reminded of a photo I took when my Uncle Tim took me and a group of cousins up into the high Uintahs on horseback. It remains to this day one of my favorite trips ever. So I pulled the photo out of the scrapbook and scanned it. This is Zach, he was always my horse when my uncle took us on these overnighters. He was a big part-Clydesdale, part Morgan and we got along well together.

I know, I know, I am the height of fashion here. Let’s just remember that I was sleeping on the ground and about a hundred miles from anywhere, so no judging, please! Smile

I have named my mesh horse Zach in my old friend’s honor.

There are five different poses that come with the horse and you can change the color of the coat and the mane. I tried to get him to look as much like my Zach as possible. And as for me, I did manage to find a similar, albeit more stylish sweatshirt and hat. I really like this casual hat style from Argrace. No Green Eggs and Ham, but we’ll just call that an improvement. My jeans are from PerleRare at Oh! and they are perfect for comfy horseback riding, being definitely more curvy-style than many other mesh jeans I have seen.

Hair: *ARGRACE* Military Cap “Loose Chignon” ~ (Dark brown) by rika Oyen

Sweatshirt: {mon tissu} Austen Pullover / Rigged Mesh by Elie Spot

Jeans: .:Oh !:. Mesh Jeans Light Blue by PerleRare Freese

Horse/Poses: Captivity Poses – Horse Love by ShannonCharlize Gossip Girl @Pose Fair South

Location: Realms of Mystara

One thought on “Pose Fair 2012: Horse Love”

Nicandra Laval

Ooooh Eliza.. so sweet to see you in rl and the resemblance with the sl picture is so cute, greetings , Nic

Some of my favorite new poses from the Pose Fair have been those from Valencia Southard at Marukin. I am always intrigued by the names Valencia gives her poses, and they never fail to resonate realistically with me. Much as I would like to say that I leap around editorially all the time, the truth is that I just want to show what real clothes would look like in a position that a real body would normally assume. Marukin provides a lot of options for that. In fact, in the second photo is a pose I used this very day when a student asked if she could come make up her test at a certain time. (My face was not as serene, though, since I was mentally going through what other appointments or meetings I might have scheduled!)

My shirt is from a new-to-me store, Oh! It’s only on the Marketplace right now, but hopefully it will soon make it in world! I love the flow and semi-transparence of this mesh top! It comes in about a jazillion (totally made-up word) colors and patterns so check it out.