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Second Life men's clothing modelled by PeeWee Xomotron
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In image 6, the blue chequer shirt
is from Jungle Wear by designer Lion Valentino. In
image 7, the pullover/shirt combination is the Redgrave Cinza
by desinger Talyssa Collins. |
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Armidi Gisaci white "Cambridge" shirt and "Ruvido"
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The Cambridge shirt in Aufren White came in a pack with a Liscio waistcoat in Ecru. I actually bought the pack because I wanted the shirt, but the waistcoat is also very good. The waistcoat can be seen in images 5 and 6. The white shirt is present in long and tucked versions. There are sleeve and collar prims which are brilliantly done. The shirt can be worn with or without the prims. The image below right shows the tucked shirt without prims. The trousers are Ruvido Slacks in Bianco.The pack contains the trousers (on the pants layer) with lower leg prims, and a further version of the trousers on the underpants layer for tucking inside boots. The latter version is shown in image 7, where the boots worn are Cattivo Stomper Engineer boots in brown (designer: Lissa Maertens). In that same image a different waistcoat is worn, not the Liscio one which came with the shirt, but another Armidi Gisaci one (bought separately) the Classic Zion waistcoat in Gold, designer: Nicole David. [The lighting was set to sunset
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The dark shirt worn in image 6
is one of the Dan Senyurt Warm Velvets range - this one in
'Licorice' (designer: Dan Senyurt). |
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As worn above, the Laqroki shirt is accompanied by a prim attachment comprising pearl shirt collar plus white tie. The tie is non-flexi but has an attracive subtle very fine pattern. See image 6 for a closer shot. In the pack, there is another version of the prim with a black tie instead of white, and a prim with no tie but collar still buttoned (see images below). The shirt is present in long and tucked versions. In the picture above, the bottom section of the shirt is on the pants layer, whilst the cargo shorts are on the underpants layer, thus making it possible to wear two 'long' garments on the upper body. The Laqokri cargo pants pack contains
the basic shorts (in two versions - pants layer and underpants layer)
plus five prims which are for three sets of pockets - left, right and
back, and for left and right rolled trouser bottoms up to just below
the knee. The prim attachments are very good. The pockets have drawcords
hanging which are flexi - see the video. |
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Designer of clothing : ziamela Loon. The set comprises shirt, trousers and prim head scarf (bandana). The shirt is present in two versions - long and tucked - and has laced leather throat tie made of a set of prims. The trousers have optional extravagant lower leg flared prims. The trousers also have attachable pockets made of multiple prims. The right pocket has a brown handerchief showing (see image 6); the left pocket is linked to a carabiner which appears to have a razor blade and brush attached to it (see image 5). Both pockets have well-crafted silver buckles and a cowboy motif on the top flap (most clearly visible in image 6). The prims are fully adjustable with the aid of scripted menus. The leather throat tie required careful adjustment of the individual prims to align correctly with the eyes in the shirt. The bandana also has a motif but being very dark is difficult to make out. In image 7, in place of the Menlosophy
shirt, PeeWee is wearing a LaRosa Edition A1 brown striped
pullover (designer: Enes Davies). |
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The Macho shirt is a good match
with a pair of Cattivo dress slacks in khaki from PeeWee's wardrobe
(see image 8). Or what about these Cattivo Wide Whale olive
pleated cords (image 9). Designer of both of these trousers: Lissa
Maertens. They both come in versions with black or brown belt.
See image 10 for the tucked Macho shirt with the olive cords in which
the brown belt is visible. |
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Armidi Gisaci gold "Cambridge" shirt and Cattivo cargo shorts |
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Designer of Cattivo Weissen yellow cargo shorts: Lissa Maertens. The shorts are a near match to the Armidi shirt. They have prim sets on each leg which comprise linked turnup and pocket components. There are two small left-side pockets, and a single larger one on the right-side. See image 6 for a close-up of the shorts. There are two versions of the shorts - one on pants layer, the other on underpants layer. The difference in bagginess between the two is not enough to require readjustment of the prims. In addition to the white and gold versions of the Armidi Gisaci Cambridge shirt, PeeWee also has it in the very striking Egyria Red which can be in image 8. This looks even more striking with the addition of the Armidi Gisaci Liscio waistcoat in Ecru (designer: Juju Armidi) which can be seen in image 9. In this shot the bottom section of the red shirt is on the pants layer (the shorts being on the underpants layer) illustrating how two long garments can be worn on the upper body. Finally, in image 10, PeeWee is wearing yet another of the Armidi Gisaci Cambridge shirts - this time in Lorange green. Don't miss the video which shows
PeeWee on one of the best woodland walks I have come across in Second
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The clever highlighting on the jeans makes them visible despite being "black". There is a deep reddish component to them which makes it difficult to match shoes - black shoes don't seem to work. The ones I have chosen, in 'Oxblood', are in sympathy with the jeans colour. The jeans are provided in versions on the pants and underpants layers - both are figure-hugging. See images 7 and 8 for rear views of the jeans. The pullovers have deep brown arms, and a deep greenish-brown torso section with very good detail. In the picture above, the torso section has a diagonal chequer pattern in orange (see also image 5). There is also a pullover version with a larger diagonal pattern with white squares (image 9), and one with plain torso (image 10). The pullover sleeves come down to the elbow and need to be worn with the rolled sleeve prims. These show both the pullover sleeve and shirt sleeve rolled up to the elbow, and come in versions for the white shirt (as above) and for the black shirt (see image 8). The shirts are open-neck, have prim collars, and are provided in long and tucked versions. The shirt fabric has a silky sheen - particularly the black one. The long shirts also have long sleeves. The tucked shirts have elbow-length sleeves and need to be worn with a pullover and the rolled sleeve prims. The scarf can be seen in image
10. It is worn as an alternative to the shirt collar. |
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The jacket is constructed from prims which are worn over a base garment on the jacket layer. There are four versions of the base garment which are: jacket alone, jacket + shirt, jacket + waistcoat, and (as worn above) jacket + shirt + waistcoat. The four bases can be seen in the top row in composite image 6. Over one of these jacket bases is applied one of six sets of prims. Three of these prim sets can be seen in the bottom row in image 6; they are: jacket only, jacket + shirt collar + long tie (as worn above), and jacket + shirt collar + short tie. The remaining three prims sets are the same as the first three except for the addition of the white rose in the jacket pocket. Obviously, not all six of the prim sets will match all four of the jacket bases. The short tie goes with the waistcoat. There are also jacket sleeve prims in two versions - one set with the shirt sleeve showing at the wrist (as above), the other without. Image 7 shows the shirt worn alone (without the jacket or waistcoat) in the tucked version. The shirt can also be worn long, as in image 8. The shirt is constructed from a base garment with the addition of collar/tie and sleeve prims. There is provided in the pack, a shirt-plus-waistcoat combination garment, which can be seen in the next shot (image 9) with no jacket. The waistcoat is always long. The collar/tie prim shown (image 9) has the short tie as though tucked inside the waistcoat, but the long tie could also be worn hanging down in front. There is also, in the pack, a base garment for the waistcoat only. This would be useful if a different shirt from the white one provided were to be worn. Finally, there is in the pack one further item, which is a prim waistcoat front, which is very baggy and hangs in front of the long tie. This can be worn at the same time as the jacket because the waistcoat prim is on a different avatar connection point to the jacket prims. See image 10 for PeeWee wearing the baggy waistcoat. Compare this image with the one above where the waistcoat is worn flat on the clothing layer rather than as a prim. The result of this attention to detail is to provide great flexibility in the wearing of the suit. But also, it has made it possible to wear a different shirt from the (white) one which came with the suit. There are, in the store, 12 different colours of shirt (plus white) sold separately, in two different styles - one formal, and the other less formal with collars turned up and sleeves rolled up. I bought a pink shirt for PeeWee (formal style) and it can be seen (worn tucked, without waistcoat) in image 11. The separate shirts come with a black tie. In the next one (image 12) the pink shirt is worn long, but with the original collar and tie from the cream suit pack. Finally, (in image 13) I have combined
a different make of shirt with the suit - namely the Laqroki shirt in
'Pearl' (already featured in item 29 above), here worn with the Laqroki
black tie (designer: Winter DiPrima). |
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I have added a black undershirt
in images 1, 3, 4 and 5 because I prefer PeeWee that way. The undershirt
is roll-neck and short-sleeved; designer: Shai Delacroix.
The Crombie trousers are very low rise, as can be seen in image
7, in which the Crombie jacket is replaced by a tucked pullover from
SF Design (designer: swaffette Firefly). In the final
still picture (image 8), I have replaced the Crombie jacket
with a LaRosa Edition A1 brown striped pullover (designer:
Enes Davies), but retaining the Crombie choker
collar. This makes a very good match. |
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In image 7, I have replaced the
LeMay jacket with a Menlosophy Andrews orange shirt with sleeve
prims (designer: ziamela Loon), which makes a good
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Meriken Co "Gingham" beige suit and Kalnins "Earthshine"
sandals |
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Designer of Kalnins Earthshine sandals: Maris Kanto. These sandals are an absolute joy. On left-clicking the sandal a menu appears which allows the colour and shininess of the sandals to be varied. There are eleven colours to choose
from. These can be seen in image 4. They are: The shininess of the sandals can
take one of two values. One setting ("shiny off") is vibrant,
as below and in image 4; the other setting ("shiny on") is
subdued and milky, as in image 5. |
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Endeavor "Western" shirts with Meriken Co "Offline"
olive trousers |
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To combine with the shirts, I have
chosen Meriken Co Offline trousers in olive, designer: Yaszi
Mornington. These low-rise trousers come in two versions -
one on the pants layer with lower leg prims (as worn in these first
three images), and secondly on the underpants layer, figure-hugging,
for wearing tucked in boots. The latter cannot be combined with the
tucked versions of the shirts since both occupy the underpants layer. |
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PeeWee's hairstyle above is Bryce
Designs Hinder in 'Mist', designer: Bryce Tully.
The hat is the Swank Brothers Boss hat, designer: Doc
Wrangler. Location of above images: Black Diamond Ghost
Town 1881. |
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42. Head-Toe Menswear shirt and trousers, and Kalnins "Elegance"
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The shoes are Kalnins Elegance,
designer: Maris Kanto. The colour of these slip-on
shoes can be varied with a choice of eleven, which are all semi-metallic
in appearance and quite spectacular. The colour chosen (above and below
right) is bazaar. All eleven colours can be seen in composite
image 5. They are: |
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See image 6 for a composite image
showing all five waistcoat colours. In this image the shirt and ties
are by Cattivo (designer: Lissa Maertens). In image
7, I have replaced the shirt with a Style-for-Him black striped one
by designer chering Weston, which is quite a good match
with the trousers. In image 8, the shirt is an INDI Designs grey pinstriped
one, designer: Jamie Holmer. |
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If the waistcoat is removed whilst retaining the jacket (as in image 6), a different prim assembly is required. This has a long flexi tie. The final way of wearing the Boulevard suit is to wear the waistcoat, but leave off the jacket. This can be seen in image 7, in which a third prim assembly, consisting of white collar and shortened tie, is used. Also provided in the pack, is a collar-attached shirt with integral brown tie, which can be seen in image 8. In the final two shots (images
9 and 10), I have replaced the Sartoria shirt with a Cattivo one in
'Nearly White', and a 'Rum' tie (designer: Lissa Maertens).
I think these shots show the Sartoria waistcoat off to its best advantage. |
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For the last three images, I have
chosen some shirts from PeeWee's wardrobe to combine with the suit.
Image 8 features a Warm Velvets shirt in 'Kirsch' by designer
Dan Senyurt. In image 9, the white buttoned shirt is
by Hoorenbeek (designer: Limer Fredriksson), and the
SF Design red flexi tie by designer swaffette Firefly.
The Hoorenbeek shirt has shaped sleeves which alters the appearance
of the lower forearms of the suit jacket. In image 10, the Cattivo shirt
in 'Charcoal' is by designer Lissa Maertens, as is
the yellow tie. |
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Adam n Eve "Nehru" suit and Hatpins "Lord Edmund"
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Designer
of Hatpins Lord Edmund smoking hat: Reghan Straaf.
I bought the hat in scarlet for PeeWee, but several other colours are
available. Th hat comes with a script for altering the size. Also, it
has copy permission, which is very useful because you can keep two copies
in the inventory - one sized for the bald head, and one large enough
to fit over a short hairstyle as shown here. Image 8 gives a close-up
of the hat. The tassel is flexi. |
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To go with the suit trousers, I
have added in image 7 the jacket from the Head-Toe Crombie
suit in 'Choc/Faun' (dsigner: Casper Dionne). Finally,
in image 8, I have added the ruby jacket from the Shai Greek Boy
outfit (designer: Shai Delacroix). |
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