Showing posts with label limited edition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label limited edition. Show all posts

12.10.2011

Lots of Limited Christmas Edition Items at Bliss Couture!

If you are looking for that special dress or look for all your Christmas party needs during this month, Bliss Couture is a place you just cannot pass!

Designer of Bliss Couture, Amutey DeCuir, has released literally "tons" of special limited Christmas items in her store!  You will find short cocktail dresses as well as long formal gowns all designed specially for Christmas.  And not only that, she has also released a lot of special Christmas hats!  These hats will be a lovely add to any Christmas look that will be different from the usual Santa hats.

There were just so many to list so here, I am going to show one cocktail dress and one formal gown each.  But there are many more choices in the store so check them out now!

For each dress, I matched it with new releases from ByKay, where creator, Kayleigh McMillan has released 3 gorgeous sets of jewelry that will be perfect to style your Christmas party dresses.


Bliss Couture - Gatejita Dress (2011 Christmas Edition)
&
ByKay - Angel Set






The next Christmas outfit is a formal from Bliss Couture....or should I say, one of the formals.  The jewelry set I matched from ByKay is a very sweet set with pink pearls.


Bliss Couture - Petunia Gown (2011 Christmas Edition)
&
ByKay - Ann Set





Styling List 1:
Outfit: Bliss Couture, Gatejita Dress (2011 Christmas Edition)*
Hair: Bliss Hair, Yesenia Hair (Chianti)
Hat: Bliss Couture, Holiday Edition Hats - Beatriz Hat
Jewelry: ByKay, Angel Set
Shoes: G Field, Bow Strap Shoes "Kate" (Red)

Styling List 2:
Outfit: Bliss Couture, Petunia Gown (2011 Christmas Edition)*
Hair: Bliss Hair, Taylor Hair (Caviar)
Hat: Bliss Couture, Holiday Edition Hats - Blessing Hat
Jewelry: ByKay, Ann Set
Prim Nails: Candy Nail, #P036 Rosy red

*The Christmas Limited Edition outfits are tentatively sold in the Discount outlet of Bliss Couture (until Amutey puts them up in her main store!  lol)

Posted by Kay Fairey, CEO and model for BLVD Agency, Miss Virtual World Modeling Academy Executive Director and Instructor, Agency Director for Dione Fashion Agency, Fashion Editor for the Best of SL Magazine, Producer and Host for "SLTV Fashion Style - The Runway" which is a bi-weekly live fashion program by Second Life TV in SL Japan.

10.16.2008

Chambre du Chocolat : Samurai In The Storm

(Quoted from the Press Release)

Eshi Otawara, the renown artist whose works have been exhibited both in RL and in SL, announces her latest wearable fashion: Samurai-in-the-Storm. This will be the last limited release dress to be created under the "Chambre du Chocolat" label. Future releases will become know as the Eshi Otawara collection. This metaversal beyond haute couture dress was one of her early prim pieces of clothing creations, but was never before released, being saved for just the right timing. The dress was inspired from one of her RL paintings, which she made as her response to the destruction of hurricane Rita in 2005. From her experiences comes the courage to inspire and adorn, to delight the senses and surprise the eye; from tragedy arises beauty. All of these things come together in the designs by Eshi Otawara.

The Samurai-in-the-Storm is a rendering of a samurai spirit, and envelops the wearer in both the strength of armour (represented by the top portion of the dress) and the power of nature, as seen in the waves rising from the lower part of the dress. Raindrops caught in the wind encircle the wearer, showing the fortitude of the samurai to overcome obstacles no matter the nature of them. There is both power and softness in the dress; more a fantastical wearable art piece than what is typically seen in SL as a dress with billowy prims floating all around. This dress exudes strength from vulnerability, and will be unmistakeable to the wearer as an Eshi Otawara Original.

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It is with great pleasure that I present the "Samurai In The Storm" by Eshi Otawara.





Posted by Kay Fairey, Boulevard Agency & Second Look Studio