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~Attire:

MEMOIRE - Vaux Top/Bodysuit & Pants with Mega Hud

 

~Shoes:

Ohemo - Lenn Sneakers

 

~Hair:

HoMAGE - Ahkeem

 

~Accessories:

"Rizar" - [REZZ ROOM] Imperial Doberman Animesh

 

Mug - Muggi Travel Pack

 

Well I’m darned if I know what that means…maybe they appear on a bank statement? Who knows?

 

Anyways, this is my GLW with her feet up at our local watering hole after a couple of Asahi beers.

nothings says you have a certain level of style more than a classic hat in your classic car...

 

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Vermillion Flycatcher

Tucson, AZ.

Nephilim

NEW: Nephilim - "Autumn" Outfit (Avaiable - Fatpack)

16 Double Hoodies

32 Interactive Sweatpants

14 Toque Beanies

04 Alaska Fur Boots

17 Phone

HUDS Included

Rigged For: Legacy M

THE STATEMENT ARENA [TSA] EVENT:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/TSA/101/77/3507

GRAND EVENT:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Grand%20Event/16/152...

Store: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sabotage/78/189/534

Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/198619423@N03/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/nephilim2024/

Market: marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/263926

(Gloves not included)

  

Just a normal day in Washington Square Park.

  

More Street Portraits

Rockport, Massachusetts - USA

The gatehouse to Markyate Cell, a 16th century mansion. The gatehouse itself is a 19th century building and its Tudor style just an architectural quotation. Leica M8, Elmar (collapsible) 4/90.

Random find. That's some serious statement right there. Suitably next to a discarded Lime scooter I'm choosing to ignore. Vague, oblique metaphors and such.

 

I have questions for whoever is responsible for this.

 

Not quite sure why I thought this was worth sharing. Maybe because someone decided it was worth defacing a building with, and I in turn am defacing your timeline. Or maybe because it made me snort, which lodged my chewing gum down the wrong pipe - how eventful- and I'm trying to feel better by making someone else snort. Or maybe because I'm destined to become one of those people who share memes because "This shit made me laugh, so I'll inflict it on the lot of you. You're welcome." Which makes this a pre-meme.

 

What can I say. I'm profound like that.

Yellow is a happy color and even more so with flowers. This is a “Cheerful Yellow Statement” as you can see. Flowers convey happiness wham we receive them. Gardens are full of color for sure. Yellow Flowers stand out so much they’re in a class of their. Thanks for viewing my photos.

If you want to make a statement, wear purple.

 

Baron Davis

 

Luxe Paris Brings Mondrian's Vision to Second Life: A Modern Take on High Fashion

 

In the ever-evolving world of Second Life fashion, Luxe Paris has once again proven why it remains a beacon of innovation and artistry. Their latest release, the Mondrian Dress, is more than just an outfit—it’s a statement. Inspired by Piet Mondrian’s iconic abstract art, this dress bridges the gap between the storied past of modern art and today’s haute couture.

 

The Fashion History Behind the Mondrian Dress

 

The roots of the Mondrian Dress trace back to the 1960s when Yves Saint Laurent introduced his groundbreaking "Mondrian Collection." His designs drew directly from Mondrian’s grid-based compositions of bold primary colors bordered by thick black lines. This collection was a revolutionary blend of art and fashion, showcasing how garments could transcend their functional purpose to become walking canvases of artistic expression.

 

Mondrian’s art, characterized by its simplicity and balance, was an ideal inspiration for Saint Laurent’s vision of modern elegance. By integrating these abstract paintings into couture, Saint Laurent didn’t just dress his models—he turned them into living embodiments of modernist art.

 

Luxe Paris: Revitalizing Mondrian for the Digital Era

 

Fast forward to today, and Luxe Paris’s rendition of the Mondrian Dress breathes new life into this classic design within the vibrant landscape of Second Life. The dress pays homage to the original with its striking grid patterns and color blocking. Yet, it reimagines the style with a contemporary twist that fits perfectly into the virtual world’s dynamic fashion scene.

 

The Luxe Paris Mondrian Dress is a seamless fusion of past and present. While it retains the essence of Mondrian’s minimalist aesthetics, it also incorporates modern elements like:

 

Dynamic Textures: The dress features intricate, high-definition textures that give the fabric a sense of depth and movement, adding realism to its virtual representation.

 

Flattering Silhouettes: Unlike the boxy shapes of the original 1960s design, Luxe Paris has tailored this dress to accentuate the avatar’s form, creating a sleek and sophisticated silhouette.

 

Styling the Mondrian Dress

 

This dress is a statement piece that doesn’t need much to shine. Pair it with minimalistic accessories like geometric earrings or a sleek clutch to enhance the artistic vibe. For shoes, opt for bold, single-tone heels to complement the dress’s striking colors.

 

In the virtual world of Second Life, where creativity knows no bounds, the Mondrian Dress by Luxe Paris stands as a tribute to both the history of fashion and the limitless possibilities of modern design. It’s a reminder that great art never fades; it evolves and adapts, finding new ways to inspire.

 

Final Thoughts

 

Luxe Paris’s Mondrian Dress is more than an outfit; it’s a celebration of artistic legacy and modern ingenuity. By bringing this iconic design to Second Life, Luxe Paris has not only honored the spirit of Mondrian and Saint Laurent but has also set a new standard for digital haute couture. So, whether you’re an art aficionado, a fashion enthusiast, or simply someone who loves to make a statement, the Mondrian Dress is a must-have for your Second Life wardrobe.

 

Step into the world of high fashion with Luxe Paris and wear a piece of history, reimagined for today. This dress is now exclusively available at the January Swank Renew Yourself Event:

 

Taxi to Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Swank%20Events/128/124/38

This section of privacy fence is making its last statements.

is a statement of the obvious really necessary?

Just a gloriousriot of colour.

Walking the streets of Lincoln

Fashion statement - Lincoln Arboretum.

 

You can see a random selection of my photos here at Flickriver: www.flickriver.com/photos/9815422@N06/random/

Verity - A 66 foot tall sculpture by Damien Hirst, on the entrance to the harbour at Ilfracombe, North Devon. Kind of hard to miss...

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ANIMOSITY POSES

 

F-205 Female Pose Pack @ The Mainstore

Pack of 5 Female Poses with mirror options

 

CAPRICE

 

Glamour Sunglasses @ The Statement Arena

Beautifully stylish with a huge choice of details in the Texture HUD, to create your own style.

Pack includes a decor set with case.

 

MADAME NOIR

 

Iris Dress @ Tres Chic

Fatpack Texture HUD & Materials enabled.

Sizes: LaraX, Legacy, Reborn & Waifu

 

Iris Collar @ Tres Chic

Fatpack Texture HUD & Materials enabled.

Sizes: LaraX, Legacy, Reborn.

 

Corbero Boots @ Dubia

Leather thigh high Boots with Lace Trim

Fatpack Texture HUD & Materials enabled.

Sizes: LaraX, Legacy & Reborn

 

Rachel wears: Reborn Body with Waifu Boobs, Lelutka Avalon Head, Body skin by Velour, Head Skin by WOW, Hair by (NO), Earrings by Promagic, Tattoo by Anxious Angel, Lipstick by Velour

A colourful statement made along a wall in a tunnel in Vancity.

spotted at the International African Arts Festival

Commodore Barry Park--Brooklyn

#teeshirttales

  

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Statement attributed to Dr. Frank Olson, a chief researcher on chemical and biological weapon development, for the CIA in the 1940's and 1950's.

 

Dr. Olson's death under unusual circumstances in 1953 and the U.S. government's cover-up of Dr. Olson's death is the subject of "Wormwood," a film by Errol Morris.

Be young, wild and peaceful

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