Friday, 8 October 2010

Wet and dirty sportswear

Like to play rough games outside and not bother about keeping your clothes clean? Then this set might be something for you...

A set of basic white sportswear that has become thoroughly wet and dirty and full of muddy stains. The t-shirt and shorts also include dirty stains on the "uncovered" arms and legs (actually, the shirt and pants are full length, but are almost transparent on the lower arms and legs). If you don't need that, you can edit the stains away in the Appearance Editor by making the arms and legs shorter. The wet, "see-through" look of the shirt and shorts is done by painting skin color on them, they are not really transparant. So if you have a very dark or unusual skin color, the see-through effect might not work. The socks might be wet, but are not see-through., that simply doesn't happen with these type of socks. (I know, I tried :-)

If you like the idea and want to take it a step further (like jumping into a mud puddle), check my shop for a nice mud pit and a set of very muddy clothes... :-)

Saturday, 25 September 2010

Main store relocated

Unfortunately, the sim on which my main store was located (Kola) went out of business... But I found a new place and I used the opportunity to make the shop a little bigger. You can find my new store at http://slurl.com/secondlife/Nightshades/108/209/22 . I'm still busy hanging up all the vendor panels, so not everything is there yet, but in a few days, most of it should be there.

Monday, 28 June 2010

Silk boxer shorts

A set of 3 satin boxer shorts with different prints:
- "Superman"
- "Monkey Power"
- "Thomas" (of "Thomas the Tank Engine" cq. "Thomas and Friends")

Don't be scared by the "childish" patterns: these shorts are fun to wear (and show off) by all ages!

Subtle wrinkles, reflection and shades give these shorts a true satin look.

The boxers come in two versions:
- pants layer, so you can wear your tatoos, body oil etc underneat
- underpants layer, so you can wear them under your jeans et.

The length of the boxers can be adjusted slightly if desired.

Wednesday, 9 June 2010

Argyle pullover and vest

A stylish pullover ("sweater") with the very classical "argyle" pattern on a beige base color. It has a V-shaped neck, so it is perfect to wear over a dress shirt and tie. Also included is a vest ("spencer"), which is very similar, but has no sleeves.

Both use the SL jacket layer, so you can wear a shirt under it. As you probably know, you can not make a jacket loose. If you want a loose fit, wear a loose shirt under it.

Sunday, 6 June 2010

T-shirt "Tie Dye"

Wear this 60's style tie dye shirt to relive the Flower Power period! Woodstock, "Peace", "Make Love, not War", flowers in your hair etc...

The shirt comes in 2 versions: a short "tucked" version (shirt layer) and a longer, "untucked" version (jacket layer).

Tip: if you want the untucked version to be wide and loose, wear the tucked version (or another shirt) underneath.

For those of you who are too young to remember what "tie dye" means: these shirts were made at home by taking a plain white t-shirt, tightly tying some ropes around it and putting it in bucket with a fabric dye. This process could be repeated with different colors.

I included the simple hair band that I made it for the sales poster (I attached it to my left ear). It's completely free, very primitive and if you don't like it or if it doesn't fit: just delete it. (I accept no complaints about this hair band)

Dirty sportswear

A set of basic white sportswear that has become dirty and is full of stains from dry soil. The set consists of:
- a white tshirt with some blue decorations
- shiny white sport shorts with some blue decoration stripes
- two sets of white sport socks: a short set and a long, soccer type of set.

Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Disco shirt

Bring back the memories of the good old 80's and steal the show on the disco floor with this shiny, glittering shirt! Be a John Travolta and dance the Saturday Night away... :-)

By the way, I've made a few more World Cup soccer uniforms: Germany and Japan (and maybe more will follow), but I'm not showing them here. After the two soccer outfits below, you've got the idea already...