|
|
By Vivienne Daguerre, on December 5th, 2011%
I finally got this mesh outfit adjusted to fit three sizes and have put it up for sale! Try the free demo to see if one of the three sizes will fit your avatar to your satisfaction before buying. Included are mesh boots.
This is definitely a working woman’s outfit. It could be . . . → Read More: Peasant Tunic & Dress
By Vivienne Daguerre, on August 31st, 2011%
My first mesh clothing is now up for sale! More soon to follow.
This medieval styled rigged mesh dress moves with the body. In the demo package you can try on the three dress sizes and the two alpha sizes to determine if one will . . . → Read More: Lady of the Towers
By Vivienne Daguerre, on July 27th, 2010%
This ceremonial outfit was inspired by the idea of evil queen meets Gorean free woman on planet Vulcan. How is that for an inspirational mishmash? The result makes for a truly intimidating appearance for that high caste or wealthy, high and mighty woman. She is not to be trifled with!
It can be worn . . . → Read More: Black Rose Council Woman
By Vivienne Daguerre, on February 4th, 2010%
This kirtle by Black Rose is perfect for social occasions for the woman of high station. It can be worn with or without the cream satin blouse with ruffles at neck and cuff. The sculpted headdress is based on photographs of a type of headdress common to medieval times. The upper sleeves are also . . . → Read More: Brocade Kirtle
By Vivienne Daguerre, on January 28th, 2010%
This outfit was made with medieval and Gorean role play in mind, but it could well fit into other venues.
It would be suitable for low caste women or would serve well as working dress for high caste women. We don’t heave things about in the warehouse in evening gowns, and would not go . . . → Read More: Peddler Woman
By Vivienne Daguerre, on January 28th, 2010%
If the headdress of this outfit reminds of you a nun’s habit, it is no mistake. Its origin dates back to medieval times when it was considered proper for married women to cover their hair. Nuns are considered brides of Christ and so they would have followed this custom. Wimples could be heavily starched . . . → Read More: Wimple, Vest & Skirt
By Vivienne Daguerre, on January 28th, 2010%
This is two dresses in one! There is a satin underdress made of cream colored silk spattered with small diamond shapes in gold. A shorter length robe with log sleeves that drape and fall from the elbow can be worn over top of this simple dress. A belt is inlcuded that can be worn . . . → Read More: Medieval Lady
|