"A fashion Entente"
Cover Story | Page 34
Writter: Augusta Carver
Photographer: by Brie Wonder
Fashion; it is never constant, always evolving and moving forward. And with the creation of Second Life®, there are always new fashions to see and buy for the avatar. The up-and-coming store “Entente” has been drawing lots of attention lately. With multiple designers: Baudouin Resident, Caelestinus Resident, Guarinot Resident, Meraud Resident, Nazaire Resident, and Benezet Resident, there is more than enough creativity to go around. I was able to speak with the group about their new brand and what they expect to accomplish within the SL® fashion industry.
"Styling Adjuncts"
Featured Designer | Page 56
Writer, Stylist, Model: Vixie Rayna
Photographer, Stylist, Model: Miaa Rebane
TheNativeHasReturned (myvegancookbook.bolissima) may just have the most unique name in all of Second Life®. As the owner and designer of Adjunct, and this month’s AVENUE Magazine Featured Designer, he has made geek-style, chic! Take a look as Miaa Rebane and Vixie Rayna showcase how women can add their own spin on classic menswear with a twist!
"Chiaki Xue: Creating expressions of individuality"
Fashion Icon | Page 132
Writer: Sensuous Soulstar
Interpreter: Apollo Call
Photographer: Ozz Larsson
Dura has become a household name. Its creative hair designs for men and women can be spotted on the runway, in the latest issues of magazines, and even on most Second Life® residents on a day-to-day basis. And while you may be quite familiar with the brand, many are not familiar with the humble creators behind the scenes. This month, AVENUE sits down with one half of the creative team, Chiaki Xue, to find out more about how she got her start in the world of hair, and a little more on the history of Dura.
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Mar 28, 2012
Fashion ENTENTE :: AVENUE Magazine March 2012
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Jan 1, 2012
Last Look at 2011 - AVENUE's December Issue
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Labels: Boe Cortes, Brie Wonder, Cade Nansen, Kallisto Destiny, Paola Tabuer, Vixie Rayna
Labels: Boe Cortes, Brie Wonder, Cade Nansen, Kallisto Destiny, Paola Tabuer, Vixie Rayna
"tuberosa"
Trendspotting | Page 50
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
Creating something retro-inspired, intimate and feminine, with a 60s sort of edge to it that showcased some cool under-things...
"Lapland"
Winter Styles | Page 68
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Kallisto Destiny
"Picka Pucka Poncho"
Edge of Style | Page 78
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Boe Cortes
Ponchos! Yep, that’s right you heard me. Long gone are the days of dressing as a cowboy in order to justify wearing a poncho. For some time now ponchos have been considered a fashion item for the ladies, but not anymore; if you're brave enough to venture out in one, here are a few styles to give you some ideas of how to "man up" a poncho for the winter. Come on lads, lets show the ladies that we can carry off a poncho just as well. So, next time you go shopping, why not "picka pucka poncho" and see what you can come up with.
"Le Rouge et le Noir"
Homme | Page 94
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Cade Nansen
"Vintage Love"
Fun with Fashion | Page 142
Written, Styled and Photographed by Vixie Rayna
Modeled by Matteo Bettencourt and Vixie Rayna
This season is all about the retro fashion, using classic textures, colors and locations. Vintage Fair 2011 by Chic Management motivated many designers to create unique pieces for the event. Matteo Bettencourt joins me this month, as we find our vintage inspiration. Journey with us to The Mother Road, where you’ll fall in love with the vintage of Second Life®.
"Looking Back"
Inspirations | Page 284
Curated by Paola Tauber
Read these articles and more in the December edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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Trendspotting | Page 50
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
Creating something retro-inspired, intimate and feminine, with a 60s sort of edge to it that showcased some cool under-things...
"Lapland"
Winter Styles | Page 68
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Kallisto Destiny
"Picka Pucka Poncho"
Edge of Style | Page 78
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Boe Cortes
Ponchos! Yep, that’s right you heard me. Long gone are the days of dressing as a cowboy in order to justify wearing a poncho. For some time now ponchos have been considered a fashion item for the ladies, but not anymore; if you're brave enough to venture out in one, here are a few styles to give you some ideas of how to "man up" a poncho for the winter. Come on lads, lets show the ladies that we can carry off a poncho just as well. So, next time you go shopping, why not "picka pucka poncho" and see what you can come up with.
"Le Rouge et le Noir"
Homme | Page 94
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Cade Nansen
"Vintage Love"
Fun with Fashion | Page 142
Written, Styled and Photographed by Vixie Rayna
Modeled by Matteo Bettencourt and Vixie Rayna
This season is all about the retro fashion, using classic textures, colors and locations. Vintage Fair 2011 by Chic Management motivated many designers to create unique pieces for the event. Matteo Bettencourt joins me this month, as we find our vintage inspiration. Journey with us to The Mother Road, where you’ll fall in love with the vintage of Second Life®.
"Looking Back"
Inspirations | Page 284
Curated by Paola Tauber
Read these articles and more in the December edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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Dec 30, 2011
Fashion at is Finest - AVENUE's December Issue
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Labels: Augusta Carver, Brie Wonder, Cade Nansen, Fashionboi Landar, Faster Pussycat, Honey Bender, House of Fox, Kallisto Destiny, Keira Seerose, Vixie Rayna
Labels: Augusta Carver, Brie Wonder, Cade Nansen, Fashionboi Landar, Faster Pussycat, Honey Bender, House of Fox, Kallisto Destiny, Keira Seerose, Vixie Rayna
As we take 2011 out in style…look back with us on some of this years favorite designers.
"Foxy Designs"
Cover Story | Page 34
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Kallisto Destiny
House of Fox is a well-known, innovative fashion house that was born nearly two years ago. During those two years, its brand has evolved and designer, Fashionboi Landar has become an influential fashion designer within Second Life®. Landar is known for an avant-garde spirit in his clothing, frequently creating designs far removed from the current trends. His diversity and versatility is what sets him apart from other designers.
"The Wonderful World of Faster Pussycat"
Featured Designer | Page 44
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna & Photography by Brie Wonder
If you are searching for a unique creative vision in fashion, look no further than Honey Bender’s Faster Pussycat. Her shop is filled with cutting edge male and female fashion with inspiration collections like Neo Geisha, Velvet Elvis, Circus Life, and much more.
"Working Stylishly"
Fashion Icon | Page 60
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Cade Nansen
I remember hearing about Keira Seerose and CHIC Management when the Black and Blue Fair started during the summer of last year. I loved the concept of it: raising awareness about mental illnesses while shopping. It was a creative concept that garnered a lot of attention. Now CHIC has grown into a business that gets bigger and bigger with each event. The events that Seerose and her team put on always amaze as each one gets better and better.
Read these articles and more in the December edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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"Foxy Designs"
Cover Story | Page 34
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Kallisto Destiny
House of Fox is a well-known, innovative fashion house that was born nearly two years ago. During those two years, its brand has evolved and designer, Fashionboi Landar has become an influential fashion designer within Second Life®. Landar is known for an avant-garde spirit in his clothing, frequently creating designs far removed from the current trends. His diversity and versatility is what sets him apart from other designers.
"The Wonderful World of Faster Pussycat"
Featured Designer | Page 44
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna & Photography by Brie Wonder
If you are searching for a unique creative vision in fashion, look no further than Honey Bender’s Faster Pussycat. Her shop is filled with cutting edge male and female fashion with inspiration collections like Neo Geisha, Velvet Elvis, Circus Life, and much more.
"Working Stylishly"
Fashion Icon | Page 60
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Cade Nansen
I remember hearing about Keira Seerose and CHIC Management when the Black and Blue Fair started during the summer of last year. I loved the concept of it: raising awareness about mental illnesses while shopping. It was a creative concept that garnered a lot of attention. Now CHIC has grown into a business that gets bigger and bigger with each event. The events that Seerose and her team put on always amaze as each one gets better and better.
Read these articles and more in the December edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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Nov 30, 2011
Winter Styles - AVENUE's November Issue
Get a glimpse of this seasons trends from AVENUE's Fashion Stylists.
"kamchatka"
Trendspotting | Page 52
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
wanted to create something really glam but sort of edgy with a mix of prints and textures ...something that was also still really feminine and that was in a woodland/forest setting.... just saw a piece about Kamchatka and was an inch away from literally using a grizzly bear, but alas...
"Asian Influence"
Fun with Fashion | Page 84
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Vixie Rayna
Spice up your fall with fashions from the Orient. This month’s Fun with Fashion is all about Asian influence, and the stunning Japan Kansai sim is the perfect backdrop to the styles. Take your own journey using obi belts, modern shapes, and Asian patterns.
"Flight of feathers"
Edge of Style | Page 100
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Boe Cortes
It's been over a year since I last played with couture styles for AVENUE, so you can imagine the excitement when I started shopping around. Second Life® male fashion has certainly come a long way in creative styles and concepts with designers such as Ladies Who Lunch, Tableau Vivant, Gizza and the incredible couture hair styles from MADesign.
"Asia Rae"
Blogspot | Page 114
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Asia Rae
Read these articles and more in the November edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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"kamchatka"
Trendspotting | Page 52
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
wanted to create something really glam but sort of edgy with a mix of prints and textures ...something that was also still really feminine and that was in a woodland/forest setting.... just saw a piece about Kamchatka and was an inch away from literally using a grizzly bear, but alas...
"Asian Influence"
Fun with Fashion | Page 84
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Vixie Rayna
Spice up your fall with fashions from the Orient. This month’s Fun with Fashion is all about Asian influence, and the stunning Japan Kansai sim is the perfect backdrop to the styles. Take your own journey using obi belts, modern shapes, and Asian patterns.
"Flight of feathers"
Edge of Style | Page 100
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Boe Cortes
It's been over a year since I last played with couture styles for AVENUE, so you can imagine the excitement when I started shopping around. Second Life® male fashion has certainly come a long way in creative styles and concepts with designers such as Ladies Who Lunch, Tableau Vivant, Gizza and the incredible couture hair styles from MADesign.
"Asia Rae"
Blogspot | Page 114
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Asia Rae
Read these articles and more in the November edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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Nov 29, 2011
Rejuvenation - AVENUE's November Issue
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Labels: Annough Lykin, Augusta Carver, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Baoba, Belleza, Brie Wonder, Couture AVENUE, Kallisto Destiny, Miaa Rebane, Nardcotix, Shaili Alex, Vixie Rayna, Xandrah Sciavo
The start of any new season and especially the coming of the holiday's is a great time to take a moment, step back and really look at oneself. Before you round the corner into the new year, what can you do to make a different, no matter how small or slight, everyone can be rejuvenated by little changes. This month we introduce the Couture AVENUE Look Winners and new Faces of Couture AVENUE as well as unveil the new cover design and magazine look. These small changes we hope pass on a more enjoyable experience to our readers.
AVENUE wishes you all a very happy holiday season full of shopping and great cheer.
"Couture AVENUE Look"
Cover Story | Page 34
Written by Xandrah Sciavo
Photography by Annough Lykin
The AVENUE runway came to life with plenty of fierce competition during the last year as contestants from all over the grid competed for the opportunity to become the face of Couture AVENUE by entering the Couture AVENUE Look 2011 Contest. Each month, contest hopefuls submitted photograph entries displaying their stunning styles created from designs from some of Second Life®’s most talented designers. Please join AVENUE as we celebrate the selection of our two talented and charismatic winners, Diconay Boa and Harsch Sharktooth.
"Chic, from head to toe"
Fashion Icon | Page 44
Written by Augusta Carver
Photography by Miaa Rebane
They say diamonds are a girl’s best friend. If that is true then for this girl, clothes and shoes are a close second. I have to admit that I have not always been a shoe girl in real life or in my Second Life®, but they are inching their way into my heart, heel by heel. For that I am thankful because there are some amazingly gorgeous shoes out there, and when I put them on my feet, I feel sexy from head to toe. Nardya Rousselot of the famous NX-Nardcotix brand creates beautiful high quality shoes as well as one-of-a-kind clothing.
"The man behind Belleza’s success"
Featured Designer | Page 60
Written by ShaiLi Alex
Photography by Kallisto Destiny
Belleza means beauty in Spanish and it so accurately reflects the work of Tricky Boucher and his store, Belleza Skins. With over 36,000 group members currently, Belleza Skins is one of the most successful stores in Second Life®, and a good reason is because all of their skins are amazingly realistic and people love it. “Wonderful creations come in every collection, and their skins are fantastic,” says Honey Endrizzi, one of those 36,000 fans of Belleza.
"Exquisitely BaObA"
Featured Designer | Page 72
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna
Photography by Brie Wonder
One stop in Petalos Clary’s BaObA hat boutique and you may think that you have died and gone to millinery heaven. The entire shop is filled with the most deliciously decadent designs one can imagine. For any serious fashionista, the urge to spend bucket loads of Lindens™ will be irresistible and you will leave poor but deliriously happy!
Read these articles and more in the November edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
AVENUE wishes you all a very happy holiday season full of shopping and great cheer.
"Couture AVENUE Look"
Cover Story | Page 34
Written by Xandrah Sciavo
Photography by Annough Lykin
The AVENUE runway came to life with plenty of fierce competition during the last year as contestants from all over the grid competed for the opportunity to become the face of Couture AVENUE by entering the Couture AVENUE Look 2011 Contest. Each month, contest hopefuls submitted photograph entries displaying their stunning styles created from designs from some of Second Life®’s most talented designers. Please join AVENUE as we celebrate the selection of our two talented and charismatic winners, Diconay Boa and Harsch Sharktooth.
"Chic, from head to toe"
Fashion Icon | Page 44
Written by Augusta Carver
Photography by Miaa Rebane
They say diamonds are a girl’s best friend. If that is true then for this girl, clothes and shoes are a close second. I have to admit that I have not always been a shoe girl in real life or in my Second Life®, but they are inching their way into my heart, heel by heel. For that I am thankful because there are some amazingly gorgeous shoes out there, and when I put them on my feet, I feel sexy from head to toe. Nardya Rousselot of the famous NX-Nardcotix brand creates beautiful high quality shoes as well as one-of-a-kind clothing.
"The man behind Belleza’s success"
Featured Designer | Page 60
Written by ShaiLi Alex
Photography by Kallisto Destiny
Belleza means beauty in Spanish and it so accurately reflects the work of Tricky Boucher and his store, Belleza Skins. With over 36,000 group members currently, Belleza Skins is one of the most successful stores in Second Life®, and a good reason is because all of their skins are amazingly realistic and people love it. “Wonderful creations come in every collection, and their skins are fantastic,” says Honey Endrizzi, one of those 36,000 fans of Belleza.
"Exquisitely BaObA"
Featured Designer | Page 72
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna
Photography by Brie Wonder
One stop in Petalos Clary’s BaObA hat boutique and you may think that you have died and gone to millinery heaven. The entire shop is filled with the most deliciously decadent designs one can imagine. For any serious fashionista, the urge to spend bucket loads of Lindens™ will be irresistible and you will leave poor but deliriously happy!
Read these articles and more in the November edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
Nov 4, 2011
The Paulse of Fashion - AVENUE Magazine
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Labels: Augusta Carver, BlackLiquid Tokyoska, Brie Wonder, Faint Paulse, Kallisto Destiny, Ladies Who Lunch, Lulu Jameson, sartoria, Shaili Alex
Labels: Augusta Carver, BlackLiquid Tokyoska, Brie Wonder, Faint Paulse, Kallisto Destiny, Ladies Who Lunch, Lulu Jameson, sartoria, Shaili Alex
Graced on the October Cover of AVENUE Magazine was none other then designer Faint Paulse. Known for her unique and cutting edge designs Faint continues to mesmerize the fashion world with each season's release.
AVENUE brings you the Paulse of Fashion in it's October Issue.
"The Paulse of Fashion"
Cover Story | Page 34
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Blackliquid Tokyoska
As a designer, Faint Paulse is known for her creative prowess and creating exceptional and sometimes even unconventional designs. She challenges the notions of what is beautiful and chic. When you hear the name Ladies Who Lunch, the first things that should come to mind are carefully detailed and realistic textures, bold colors, wickedly sinful shoes, and, of course, high quality styles. Paulse is a talented designer who could just as easily be creating art as fashion. When asked about her inspirations for designing in SL, Paulse simply replies: “Anything and everything. It depends. In the beginning, I did a lot of custom work, so I was just making things to fill orders. It began monopolizing my time, and I wanted to do more of what I wanted to do, so I slowly got away from it. Now, I flip through fashion magazines when I'm in line at the supermarket or online. Sometimes it's a photo, sometimes it's a shape or a concept. It doesn't matter.”
"R.icielli"
Fashion Icon | Page 46
Written by ShaiLi Alex & Photography by Kallisto Destiny
R.icielli is one of the most famous stores in Second Life® and it is present in many projects and events related to virtual fashion, mainly because their products are so versatile and varied enough to please even the most diverse types of taste. There are customers of all types, from the most fashionable fashionistas who like to produce photographic essays, to the most basic consumers that are buying just for daily use. “That makes us very happy, because it shows how much people love and approve of our work,” says Fhara Ricielli, owner and designer of R.icielli. “To be honest, we did not have a target audience exactly. What we wanted was to get the majority of residents to know and love our store...and we did.”
"Erebus"
Homme | Page 62
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Fall Into Sartoria"
Trendspotting | Page 106
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Lulu Jameson
Read these articles and more in the October edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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AVENUE brings you the Paulse of Fashion in it's October Issue.
"The Paulse of Fashion"
Cover Story | Page 34
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Blackliquid Tokyoska
As a designer, Faint Paulse is known for her creative prowess and creating exceptional and sometimes even unconventional designs. She challenges the notions of what is beautiful and chic. When you hear the name Ladies Who Lunch, the first things that should come to mind are carefully detailed and realistic textures, bold colors, wickedly sinful shoes, and, of course, high quality styles. Paulse is a talented designer who could just as easily be creating art as fashion. When asked about her inspirations for designing in SL, Paulse simply replies: “Anything and everything. It depends. In the beginning, I did a lot of custom work, so I was just making things to fill orders. It began monopolizing my time, and I wanted to do more of what I wanted to do, so I slowly got away from it. Now, I flip through fashion magazines when I'm in line at the supermarket or online. Sometimes it's a photo, sometimes it's a shape or a concept. It doesn't matter.”
"R.icielli"
Fashion Icon | Page 46
Written by ShaiLi Alex & Photography by Kallisto Destiny
R.icielli is one of the most famous stores in Second Life® and it is present in many projects and events related to virtual fashion, mainly because their products are so versatile and varied enough to please even the most diverse types of taste. There are customers of all types, from the most fashionable fashionistas who like to produce photographic essays, to the most basic consumers that are buying just for daily use. “That makes us very happy, because it shows how much people love and approve of our work,” says Fhara Ricielli, owner and designer of R.icielli. “To be honest, we did not have a target audience exactly. What we wanted was to get the majority of residents to know and love our store...and we did.”
"Erebus"
Homme | Page 62
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Fall Into Sartoria"
Trendspotting | Page 106
Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Lulu Jameson
Read these articles and more in the October edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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Oct 1, 2011
Fall Look Book - AVENUE's September Issue
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Labels: AVENUE, avenue magazine, Boe Cortes, Brie Wonder, Lulu Jameson, Nadja Baxter, Strawberry Singh, Vixie Rayna
Labels: AVENUE, avenue magazine, Boe Cortes, Brie Wonder, Lulu Jameson, Nadja Baxter, Strawberry Singh, Vixie Rayna
Each month our stunning stylist give you a taste of what's not only on trend but coming soon from the grids top designers. This month we give you a look of what you can expect from your favorite houses of fashion.
"Accessorized"
Vignettes | Page 48
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photography by Strawberry Singh
When I think of accessorizing myself, there are a number of stores that pop into my head as some of my favorites: Paper Couture, Zaara, Mandala, Earthstones, Lucas Lameth, Glow Studio, Rozoregalia and so many more. Today I wanted to highlight four jewelers that do an exquisite job by creating some of the most stunning accessories on the grid.
"Moda Elegante For The Senses"
The Blogspot | Page 68
Written by Vixie Rayna & Modeled, Styled and Photographed by Nadja Baxter
Since 2007, Nadja Baxter has been sharing her impeccable German style. Her blog (http://germanslstyle.com) is notorious for its chic fashion forward photography and ever-constant posts. She joins AVENUE Magazine this month to showcase an inspirational ode to German Vogue.
Sexy and edgy Nadja takes us on a journey to the subversively sexy.
"Altiplano"
Trendspotting | Page 90
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Tumbleweed Couture"
Fun with Fashion | Page 112
Written, Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Vixie Rayna
This year, a bristle of wind crosses the plains bringing with it a new season of fashion. Much of the designs in 2011 have found their inspirations in safari/ethnic textures, earth tones, and the simplicity of nature. Moving into fall, we will find many designers continuing to embrace their inner nature muse. Join me on my journey to a deserted western town to showcase the upcoming trends of the season.
"Goodbye Summer"
Edge of Style | Page 128
Written, Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Boe Cortes
It's time to leave behind the warm sunny beaches and tropical summers as we transition into a new season. Yes, Fall is just around the corner again and it’s time to say goodbye to summer. However, in saying that, you don’t have to pack away your entire summer outfits and t-shirts, simply just double up on the shirts, add on the jacket layers and accessorize with scarves and hats to keep in season.
"Punk Chic"
AVENUE Homme | Page 150
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Lulu Jameson
Read these articles and more in the September edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
"Accessorized"
Vignettes | Page 48
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photography by Strawberry Singh
When I think of accessorizing myself, there are a number of stores that pop into my head as some of my favorites: Paper Couture, Zaara, Mandala, Earthstones, Lucas Lameth, Glow Studio, Rozoregalia and so many more. Today I wanted to highlight four jewelers that do an exquisite job by creating some of the most stunning accessories on the grid.
"Moda Elegante For The Senses"
The Blogspot | Page 68
Written by Vixie Rayna & Modeled, Styled and Photographed by Nadja Baxter
Since 2007, Nadja Baxter has been sharing her impeccable German style. Her blog (http://germanslstyle.com) is notorious for its chic fashion forward photography and ever-constant posts. She joins AVENUE Magazine this month to showcase an inspirational ode to German Vogue.
Sexy and edgy Nadja takes us on a journey to the subversively sexy.
"Altiplano"
Trendspotting | Page 90
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Tumbleweed Couture"
Fun with Fashion | Page 112
Written, Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Vixie Rayna
This year, a bristle of wind crosses the plains bringing with it a new season of fashion. Much of the designs in 2011 have found their inspirations in safari/ethnic textures, earth tones, and the simplicity of nature. Moving into fall, we will find many designers continuing to embrace their inner nature muse. Join me on my journey to a deserted western town to showcase the upcoming trends of the season.
"Goodbye Summer"
Edge of Style | Page 128
Written, Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Boe Cortes
It's time to leave behind the warm sunny beaches and tropical summers as we transition into a new season. Yes, Fall is just around the corner again and it’s time to say goodbye to summer. However, in saying that, you don’t have to pack away your entire summer outfits and t-shirts, simply just double up on the shirts, add on the jacket layers and accessorize with scarves and hats to keep in season.
"Punk Chic"
AVENUE Homme | Page 150
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Lulu Jameson
Read these articles and more in the September edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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Sep 30, 2011
Exploration of the Senses - AVENUE's September Issue
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Labels: Annough Lykin, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, grove country club, Iono Allen, Lisp Bazaar, Lunamaruna, Paola Tabuer, Quanah, Sensuous Soulstar, Shaili Alex, Tillie Ariantho, Umberto Giano
Exploration around the grid should be done with all our senses. With so many various art forms to grasp always keep an open mind and ear to the latest and greatest creative minds. AVENUE is proud to feature many creative talents each month.
"LISP Bazaar"
Interiors | Page 196
Written by ShaiLi Alex & Photography by Brie Wonder
LISP Bazaar is a magnificent decorations and furniture store, tastefully created by Pandora Popstar. The store is composed of several rooms of decorated furniture that are ideal for all tastes, and excellent for people who appreciate the little details that always give a touch of charm and elegance. Each creation has something very special; a certain charm that makes us want to buy the whole store. Each decoration seems a work of art; unique, vivid colors that give harmony to the environment. Sitting for an interview, Pandora gave me more details about her personal life and the creation of LISP Bazaar. Read along and enjoy.
"Country club living at its finest"
Sim Review | Page 208
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Brie Wonder
Luxury. Class. Immaculate living. Words that most equate with wealth and fortune. Yet, what if you could have these things without having the wealth? What if you could live in luxury without belonging to the upper echelon, but instead live with them? And what if you could do all of these things at some of the most reasonable prices in Second Life®?
"Lunamaruna: Dr. Seuss meets Van Gogh"
Interesting Sims | Page 224
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Annough Lykin
The creatively ingenious writer known as Dr. Seuss once surmised: “I like nonsense; it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living. It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope, which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life's realities.” And while this piece isn’t dedicated to Dr. Seuss, it is a salute to fantasy, to looking through the wrong end of a telescope and creating greatness. It is a salute to the creative geniuses that think beyond two-dimensional worlds and use their imagination, immense talent and creativity to bring to life a world of fantasy, a world of fun, and a world that brings a smile to everyone who passes.
"Music by Quanah: a teleport to euphoria"
Music Review | Page 270
Written by Jesika Contepomi & Photography by Paola Tauber
Quanah, known only by his first name, has taken the Second Life® live music scene by storm. Recently, some of the AVENUE staff and I had the amazing privilege to be in attendance at his debut show at The Village's Club Graffiti, and I must say, you honestly couldn't help but be mesmerized by his talent.
"Inside the mind of Iono Allen"
Media Mojo | Page 284
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Tillie Ariantho
He is a man who needs no introduction. His work speaks for itself. He creates from his inspirations and turns art and installations into leading characters in his film. He is Iono Allen. To call him just a machinamator would be an understatement. He is a visionary who manages to turn art into a character in his film, whose only lines are the images that create stories in the viewer. Join AVENUE as we take a moment to explore the mind behind such astounding films as “Birth,” “A Question of Honor,” and his latest film, “The Red Zone.”
Read these articles and more in the September edition of AVENUE Magazine.
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"LISP Bazaar"
Interiors | Page 196
Written by ShaiLi Alex & Photography by Brie Wonder
LISP Bazaar is a magnificent decorations and furniture store, tastefully created by Pandora Popstar. The store is composed of several rooms of decorated furniture that are ideal for all tastes, and excellent for people who appreciate the little details that always give a touch of charm and elegance. Each creation has something very special; a certain charm that makes us want to buy the whole store. Each decoration seems a work of art; unique, vivid colors that give harmony to the environment. Sitting for an interview, Pandora gave me more details about her personal life and the creation of LISP Bazaar. Read along and enjoy.
"Country club living at its finest"
Sim Review | Page 208
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Brie Wonder
Luxury. Class. Immaculate living. Words that most equate with wealth and fortune. Yet, what if you could have these things without having the wealth? What if you could live in luxury without belonging to the upper echelon, but instead live with them? And what if you could do all of these things at some of the most reasonable prices in Second Life®?
"Lunamaruna: Dr. Seuss meets Van Gogh"
Interesting Sims | Page 224
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Annough Lykin
The creatively ingenious writer known as Dr. Seuss once surmised: “I like nonsense; it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living. It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope, which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life's realities.” And while this piece isn’t dedicated to Dr. Seuss, it is a salute to fantasy, to looking through the wrong end of a telescope and creating greatness. It is a salute to the creative geniuses that think beyond two-dimensional worlds and use their imagination, immense talent and creativity to bring to life a world of fantasy, a world of fun, and a world that brings a smile to everyone who passes.
"Music by Quanah: a teleport to euphoria"
Music Review | Page 270
Written by Jesika Contepomi & Photography by Paola Tauber
Quanah, known only by his first name, has taken the Second Life® live music scene by storm. Recently, some of the AVENUE staff and I had the amazing privilege to be in attendance at his debut show at The Village's Club Graffiti, and I must say, you honestly couldn't help but be mesmerized by his talent.
"Inside the mind of Iono Allen"
Media Mojo | Page 284
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Tillie Ariantho
He is a man who needs no introduction. His work speaks for itself. He creates from his inspirations and turns art and installations into leading characters in his film. He is Iono Allen. To call him just a machinamator would be an understatement. He is a visionary who manages to turn art into a character in his film, whose only lines are the images that create stories in the viewer. Join AVENUE as we take a moment to explore the mind behind such astounding films as “Birth,” “A Question of Honor,” and his latest film, “The Red Zone.”
Read these articles and more in the September edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
Aug 27, 2011
Styled Trends - AVENUE's August Issue
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Labels: AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Kallisto Destiny, Strawberry Singh, Vixie Rayna
AVENUE Magazine brings yet again another month of Styling Trends. See these end of season looks with a glimpse into what the fall fashion market may have in store.
"Harem Girl"
Vignettes | Page 44
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Strawberry Singh
It's no secret that my first ever real "job" in Second Life® was at Club Habibi, a Middle Eastern club that is still around. Club Habibi opened its doors in June of 2007, when I was barely a month old, and I worked there as a belly dancer and hostess for about five months. I loved that job because it was so much fun; I got to meet interesting people and even picked up some sweet Arabic words from the people that visited. But my most favorite thing about that job was the uniform. I had to wear silks: beautiful, colorful and oh-so-sexy.
"melodrama"
Trendspotting | Page 60
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Hair So Fair"
Fun with Fashion | Page 76
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna & Photography by Kallisto Destiny
Hair Fair is one of my favorite times of the year in Second Life®; it makes me absolutely giddy with excitement. Each year, I wait patiently in anticipation to see what our most talented content creators will bring. This year was phenomenal, and my inventory is groaning from all of the new hair purchases. The hairs that really stood out were the more avant-garde and couture styles. My column for August showcases my four favorites.
Read these articles and more in the August edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
"Harem Girl"
Vignettes | Page 44
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Strawberry Singh
It's no secret that my first ever real "job" in Second Life® was at Club Habibi, a Middle Eastern club that is still around. Club Habibi opened its doors in June of 2007, when I was barely a month old, and I worked there as a belly dancer and hostess for about five months. I loved that job because it was so much fun; I got to meet interesting people and even picked up some sweet Arabic words from the people that visited. But my most favorite thing about that job was the uniform. I had to wear silks: beautiful, colorful and oh-so-sexy.
"melodrama"
Trendspotting | Page 60
Styled, Modeled and Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Hair So Fair"
Fun with Fashion | Page 76
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna & Photography by Kallisto Destiny
Hair Fair is one of my favorite times of the year in Second Life®; it makes me absolutely giddy with excitement. Each year, I wait patiently in anticipation to see what our most talented content creators will bring. This year was phenomenal, and my inventory is groaning from all of the new hair purchases. The hairs that really stood out were the more avant-garde and couture styles. My column for August showcases my four favorites.
Read these articles and more in the August edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
Jul 25, 2011
Stunning Creations - AVENUE's July Issue
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Labels: Augusta Carver, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Bryn Oh, Dutchie, LEA Art Games, Ozz Larsson, Sensuous Soulstar, Spruce Canning, Tillie Ariantho
Labels: Augusta Carver, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Bryn Oh, Dutchie, LEA Art Games, Ozz Larsson, Sensuous Soulstar, Spruce Canning, Tillie Ariantho
Do you ever stop to smell the roses? Look around you and wonder how it all came to be? Each month AVENUE takes you inside some of the most stunning creations on the grid. This month we're proud to feature both lesser known spots and the massive creativity's from those more well known.
"Anna’s Many Murders A Descent into Madness Portrayed in Second Life®"
Interesting Sims | Page 160
Written by Spruce Canning & Photography by Tillie Ariantho
There are many sims in-world; some with heavenly scenes and tranquil gardens, and then there are those that resemble a horror film, such as Dance Macabre, that would bring nightmares to even the most jaded resident of Second Life®. Bryn Oh’s Anna’s Many Murders ranks in the second category. Not only does it chronicle a young woman’s descent into insanity, it also strips away the protective cocoon that the 21st Century man has constructed for himself in the form of smart phones, tablets, and other mobile devices with their myriad of applications that immerse the individual into his own private world, ignoring the collective world around him. I spoke with Bryn Oh about the sim and the grim message that it sends to man, and the potential loss of humanity that having mobile technology and programs to seal one off from reality.
"Décor to Fall in Love With"
Architecture & More | Page 176
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Brie Wonder
When I visit someone’s home in Second Life®, I almost always see something that I love; from a picture hanging on the wall, to the home itself. Renting or buying, there are way too many choices to deal with. Since my first days in-world, I have fallen in love with SL™ homes. The possibilities are endless. And for me, even though it seems overwhelming to find the right place to live or the right piece of furniture to complement a home, I can never have too many options. Buying a house or trying out furniture is like a mini SL adventure in itself. Sometimes you know what you want, other times you have no clue, but along the way you discover great textures, clean lines, and amazing details. Builder Froukje Hoorenbeek of Dutchie Furniture fell in love with homes and building herself, and has since created a brand that delivers inspiration and amazingly realistic furniture and homes within SL.
"Running the Course with the Avatar Games"
Sports & Recreation | Page 188
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Ozz Larsson
While Bryn Oh is a name that never needs an introduction, her latest build just might. Given the serious, profound nature of the work that she has come to be known for, the LEA Art Games, or Avatar Games as they’re commonly known, is something a little more fun, and a lot more lighthearted from the mind of Oh. Participants make their way through an obstacle course while avoiding somewhat difficult obstacles and traps, and of course, dodging shots (both literally and figuratively!) from the audience and the commentators. This month, we take a moment to catch the famed builder and creative genius to get a better idea of this exciting new form of entertainment in Second Life®, and to really figure out if the virtual bumps and bruises are all worth it in the end.
"Virtual museums: the next incarnation of architecture in Second Life®"
Business Feature | Page 198
Written by Spruce Canning & Photography by Blaz Halfpint
When one talks of architecture in Second Life®, there is one place that comes to mind and that is the Virtual Museum, formerly known as The Frank Lloyd Wright Museum. According to Rosalie Oldrich, Exceutive Director of the Virtual Museum, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation revoked the licensing agreement with the Virtual Museum in December 2010 for use of the name. The Virtual Museum is a virtual showcase of architecture from different historical periods, such as the recreation of Monticello, the home designed and built by the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, as well as building styles from the last century and even futuristic concepts by contemporary architects such as I.M. Pei and others.
Read these articles and more in the June edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
"Anna’s Many Murders A Descent into Madness Portrayed in Second Life®"
Interesting Sims | Page 160
Written by Spruce Canning & Photography by Tillie Ariantho
There are many sims in-world; some with heavenly scenes and tranquil gardens, and then there are those that resemble a horror film, such as Dance Macabre, that would bring nightmares to even the most jaded resident of Second Life®. Bryn Oh’s Anna’s Many Murders ranks in the second category. Not only does it chronicle a young woman’s descent into insanity, it also strips away the protective cocoon that the 21st Century man has constructed for himself in the form of smart phones, tablets, and other mobile devices with their myriad of applications that immerse the individual into his own private world, ignoring the collective world around him. I spoke with Bryn Oh about the sim and the grim message that it sends to man, and the potential loss of humanity that having mobile technology and programs to seal one off from reality.
"Décor to Fall in Love With"
Architecture & More | Page 176
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Brie Wonder
When I visit someone’s home in Second Life®, I almost always see something that I love; from a picture hanging on the wall, to the home itself. Renting or buying, there are way too many choices to deal with. Since my first days in-world, I have fallen in love with SL™ homes. The possibilities are endless. And for me, even though it seems overwhelming to find the right place to live or the right piece of furniture to complement a home, I can never have too many options. Buying a house or trying out furniture is like a mini SL adventure in itself. Sometimes you know what you want, other times you have no clue, but along the way you discover great textures, clean lines, and amazing details. Builder Froukje Hoorenbeek of Dutchie Furniture fell in love with homes and building herself, and has since created a brand that delivers inspiration and amazingly realistic furniture and homes within SL.
"Running the Course with the Avatar Games"
Sports & Recreation | Page 188
Written by Sensuous Soulstar & Photography by Ozz Larsson
While Bryn Oh is a name that never needs an introduction, her latest build just might. Given the serious, profound nature of the work that she has come to be known for, the LEA Art Games, or Avatar Games as they’re commonly known, is something a little more fun, and a lot more lighthearted from the mind of Oh. Participants make their way through an obstacle course while avoiding somewhat difficult obstacles and traps, and of course, dodging shots (both literally and figuratively!) from the audience and the commentators. This month, we take a moment to catch the famed builder and creative genius to get a better idea of this exciting new form of entertainment in Second Life®, and to really figure out if the virtual bumps and bruises are all worth it in the end.
"Virtual museums: the next incarnation of architecture in Second Life®"
Business Feature | Page 198
Written by Spruce Canning & Photography by Blaz Halfpint
When one talks of architecture in Second Life®, there is one place that comes to mind and that is the Virtual Museum, formerly known as The Frank Lloyd Wright Museum. According to Rosalie Oldrich, Exceutive Director of the Virtual Museum, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation revoked the licensing agreement with the Virtual Museum in December 2010 for use of the name. The Virtual Museum is a virtual showcase of architecture from different historical periods, such as the recreation of Monticello, the home designed and built by the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, as well as building styles from the last century and even futuristic concepts by contemporary architects such as I.M. Pei and others.
Read these articles and more in the June edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
Jul 24, 2011
Fashion @ Summer's End - AVENUE's July Issue
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Labels: Annough Lykin, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Boe Cortes, Brie Wonder, Strawberry Singh, Vixie Rayna
Labels: Annough Lykin, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Boe Cortes, Brie Wonder, Strawberry Singh, Vixie Rayna
As summer comes to a close - although we're still feeling the scorch of the heat - the fall fashion festivities are truly just around the corner. AVENUE has no shortage of amazing style talent, let us celebrate together in this season's hottest trends and styles.
"SummerTime"
Vignettes | Page 54
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Strawberry Singh
It's the middle of summer, and being the total beach girl that I am, I figured the best way to celebrate summer in Second Life® was to visit some of the most famous beaches on the grid. So, I asked my friends on Plurk what their favorites are, and I got a long list of names. I decided to feature the following four because I felt each of them had its own charm.
"Chic Blue Hue"
Fun with Fashion | Page 82
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Vixie Rayna
Chic Management celebrated their one year anniversary in style with designers across the grid creating exclusives for the event. Each designer created an item in the “chic” theme. This month’s column features looks from the event.
"Peristyle"
Trendspotting | Page 92
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
These pieces were inspired by recent real life Resort collections, with lots of minimalism, and menswear inspired pieces. I made a “mini collection” of my own using some of my favorite pieces, and really aimed to make the looks cohesive.
"Style for Hunters"
Edge of Style | Page 102
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Boe Cortes
After a bit of a Second Life® break, I found myself needing to get back into the swing of things again. As a big fan of hunts, what better way to catch up on all the new stores and the latest releases than by participating in all the fabulous hunts like MENStuff, Zombiepopcorn and the many others SL™ has to offer.
"Nardcotix"
GOLden Shopping | Page 120
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna & Photography by Annough Lykin
GOLden Shopping is proud to count Nardya Rousselot of Nardcotix as one of our talented tenants. She is making her mark on summer 2011 with an amazing new collection of shoes. There are styles for every mood and the colors to match. You can be anything from a sexy vixen to an avant-garde diva in a single, quick change. This month's column shares the bright colors and adventurous styles of her latest releases.
Read these articles and more in the July edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
"SummerTime"
Vignettes | Page 54
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Strawberry Singh
It's the middle of summer, and being the total beach girl that I am, I figured the best way to celebrate summer in Second Life® was to visit some of the most famous beaches on the grid. So, I asked my friends on Plurk what their favorites are, and I got a long list of names. I decided to feature the following four because I felt each of them had its own charm.
"Chic Blue Hue"
Fun with Fashion | Page 82
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Vixie Rayna
Chic Management celebrated their one year anniversary in style with designers across the grid creating exclusives for the event. Each designer created an item in the “chic” theme. This month’s column features looks from the event.
"Peristyle"
Trendspotting | Page 92
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
These pieces were inspired by recent real life Resort collections, with lots of minimalism, and menswear inspired pieces. I made a “mini collection” of my own using some of my favorite pieces, and really aimed to make the looks cohesive.
"Style for Hunters"
Edge of Style | Page 102
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Boe Cortes
After a bit of a Second Life® break, I found myself needing to get back into the swing of things again. As a big fan of hunts, what better way to catch up on all the new stores and the latest releases than by participating in all the fabulous hunts like MENStuff, Zombiepopcorn and the many others SL™ has to offer.
"Nardcotix"
GOLden Shopping | Page 120
Written, Styled and Modeled by Vixie Rayna & Photography by Annough Lykin
GOLden Shopping is proud to count Nardya Rousselot of Nardcotix as one of our talented tenants. She is making her mark on summer 2011 with an amazing new collection of shoes. There are styles for every mood and the colors to match. You can be anything from a sexy vixen to an avant-garde diva in a single, quick change. This month's column shares the bright colors and adventurous styles of her latest releases.
Read these articles and more in the July edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
Jul 20, 2011
Design House Tributes - AVENUE's July Issue
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Labels: Augusta Carver, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Elle Ahren, Magika, Maylee Oh, My Precious, Natasja Schumann, Ozz Larson, Sabina Gully, Xandrah Sciavo
Labels: Augusta Carver, AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Elle Ahren, Magika, Maylee Oh, My Precious, Natasja Schumann, Ozz Larson, Sabina Gully, Xandrah Sciavo
There is no shortage of amazing fashion design houses in Second Life®. From all walks of life, all facets of creativity and from around the world, SL is the place to experience the best life has to offer - fashion wise. AVENUE is proud to be at the forefront with these passionate creators and share with our readers their inspiration and challenges. This month we were honored to be a part of the My Precious Queen Contest Finale, truly one of the most amazing couture designer contests on the grid. Delve deep into this issue and get a personal view from every angle of these design houses.
"Summer’s Queen – Elle Ahren"
Cover Story | Page 32
Written by Xandrah Sciavo & Photography by Brie Wonder
As summer heats up, so has the My Precious Summer Queen Contest, culminating in the long-awaited selection of the new face to represent Agnes Finney’s My Precious Design House. Each month, stylistas from all over the grid submit their photographs with the hope of being selected one of the three monthly winners who will advance to the final event. After six months of fierce competition, Elle Ahren was chosen as the new My Precious Summer Queen 2011.
"The Magic of Hair"
Fashion Icon | Page 46
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Natasja Schumann
One of the most necessary accessories to shop for in order to complete your look is hair. Short, long, curly, or straight, you can find just about any style of hair you could want and even dream of in Second Life®. For some people who change their hairstyle every day or every week, hair can be much more necessary than any other accessory to further complete their look. Creator of Magika, Sabina Gully understands that need and has been dreaming up some of the hottest realistic flexi and sculpted hair on the grid.
"Do You Know The Secret?"
Featured Designer | Page 74
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Ozz Larsson
Using her love of fashion and art in Second Life®, Maylee Oh, designer of The Secret Store, has been creating a collection of clothing that would make any fashionista drool with desire. She is a great example of how hard work and dedication can take you farther than you can even imagine. With bold prints, and vibrant colors, Maylee is taking the SL™ fashion world by storm, one sculpted piece at a time.
Read these articles and more in the July edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
"Summer’s Queen – Elle Ahren"
Cover Story | Page 32
Written by Xandrah Sciavo & Photography by Brie Wonder
As summer heats up, so has the My Precious Summer Queen Contest, culminating in the long-awaited selection of the new face to represent Agnes Finney’s My Precious Design House. Each month, stylistas from all over the grid submit their photographs with the hope of being selected one of the three monthly winners who will advance to the final event. After six months of fierce competition, Elle Ahren was chosen as the new My Precious Summer Queen 2011.
"The Magic of Hair"
Fashion Icon | Page 46
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Natasja Schumann
One of the most necessary accessories to shop for in order to complete your look is hair. Short, long, curly, or straight, you can find just about any style of hair you could want and even dream of in Second Life®. For some people who change their hairstyle every day or every week, hair can be much more necessary than any other accessory to further complete their look. Creator of Magika, Sabina Gully understands that need and has been dreaming up some of the hottest realistic flexi and sculpted hair on the grid.
"Do You Know The Secret?"
Featured Designer | Page 74
Written by Augusta Carver & Photography by Ozz Larsson
Using her love of fashion and art in Second Life®, Maylee Oh, designer of The Secret Store, has been creating a collection of clothing that would make any fashionista drool with desire. She is a great example of how hard work and dedication can take you farther than you can even imagine. With bold prints, and vibrant colors, Maylee is taking the SL™ fashion world by storm, one sculpted piece at a time.
Read these articles and more in the July edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
Jun 30, 2011
The Art of Style - AVENUE's June Issue
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Labels: AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Lulu Jameson, Strawberry Singh, Thalia Heckroth, Vixie Rayna
Labels: AVENUE, avenue magazine, Brie Wonder, Lulu Jameson, Strawberry Singh, Thalia Heckroth, Vixie Rayna
Each month AVENUE features staff stylist and guests that go far and beyond even our own expectations. This month we celebrate the fun vibrance of summer.
"Dancing Queen"
Vignettes | Page 72
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Strawberry Singh
June 2011 is Second Life®'s 8th birthday. Linden Lab® has quite a bit planned for this event. All the festivities start on June 20th, and will run through June 26th. The theme for this year is “Magic of Second Life,” and I am sure there will be lots of partying involved. I thought I would add to the festivities by creating some party looks to wear to the various events. While I was in a partying/clubbing mood, I figured I would go shoot at some of SL™'s fabulous clubs. Let's start dancing!
"Fashion Expression"
The Blogspot | Page 90
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Thalia Heckroth
Fashion is my self-expression. Nothing more. Nothing less.
"Troubadour"
Trendspotting | Page 100
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Role Played"
AVENUE Homme | Page 130
Written by Spruce Canning
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Lulu Jameson
"AOHARU & ANEXX"
GOLden Shopping | Page 156
Written and Modeled by Vixie Rayna
Photography by Brie Wonder
Machang Pichot of AOHARU & ANEXX is a talented wonder, and GOLden Shopping is proud to showcase this season's hottest summer looks with her brands. You can find a style that fits any mood, whether you are an ingénue on your first shopping safari, or a groovy sex-pot looking for her next score.
Read these articles and more in the June edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
"Dancing Queen"
Vignettes | Page 72
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Strawberry Singh
June 2011 is Second Life®'s 8th birthday. Linden Lab® has quite a bit planned for this event. All the festivities start on June 20th, and will run through June 26th. The theme for this year is “Magic of Second Life,” and I am sure there will be lots of partying involved. I thought I would add to the festivities by creating some party looks to wear to the various events. While I was in a partying/clubbing mood, I figured I would go shoot at some of SL™'s fabulous clubs. Let's start dancing!
"Fashion Expression"
The Blogspot | Page 90
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Thalia Heckroth
Fashion is my self-expression. Nothing more. Nothing less.
"Troubadour"
Trendspotting | Page 100
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Brie Wonder
"Role Played"
AVENUE Homme | Page 130
Written by Spruce Canning
Written, Styled, Modeled & Photographed by Lulu Jameson
"AOHARU & ANEXX"
GOLden Shopping | Page 156
Written and Modeled by Vixie Rayna
Photography by Brie Wonder
Machang Pichot of AOHARU & ANEXX is a talented wonder, and GOLden Shopping is proud to showcase this season's hottest summer looks with her brands. You can find a style that fits any mood, whether you are an ingénue on your first shopping safari, or a groovy sex-pot looking for her next score.
Read these articles and more in the June edition of AVENUE Magazine.
For regular in-world updates, please join AVENUE Magazine Readers group.
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