What Are You Wearing?

You see Jesae Jiin.
She appears to be a Sylvankind of the Lassaran D'ahranal.
She is shorter than average and appears to have come of age. She has vivacious, bronze-sparked olive green eyes and sun-blushed fair skin. She has hip-length, champagne blonde hair that slinks down her back in glossy, sharply kinked waves. She has a delicately sculpted face, an upturned nose and slightly-curved, naturally tinged pink lips.
She is in good shape.
She is wearing a rope-like helix of green-gold blazestar beads, a blazing white linen robe embellished with an intricate spill of peridot beadwork down the forked train, a silk gauze overgown traced with faenor-threaded leaves over a virid brocade cotehardie sheened with saffron hues, a lattice-woven raw linen bag, and a pair of backless alabaster moire slippers.
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<<EG 06 Auction.

so many good things came out of this auction.

the katana went for what, like 175 million first bid?

im not sure anyone was prepared for that shit.

I love the helix of beads!

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Originally Posted by GS3 Michiko

I don't know who designed those coats, but I see them everywhere and they're totally win. <3

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Me, to be unmodest.

Speaking of which, the last premium contest was way too long ago. I need more opportunities to design shit (that isn't verbs).

That's because you're awesome.

I REALLY hope they make the men's stuff from the premium contest not too long ago, 'cause I want to see some of my stuff for sale for once. :(

Yanno...often times GMs will allow you to submit design ideas via email without it having to be a contest.

I got lucky by one complaining to me that they still had to make designs for Lumnea and I told them if they gave me a day I could crank some out.

Hence where those helix beads come from. ;) That was my design, ontop of all the overgowns and the majority of the jewelry from the same shop the beads were in.

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Originally Posted by Shari

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a silk gauze overgown traced with faenor-threaded leaves over a virid brocade cotehardie sheened with saffron

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I admit it, I fail at figuring out how this works. I have some of said overgowns, but when I wear them with kirtle/cotehardie/etc. I don't get the 'over a' part. What am I doing wrong, you smarter than I folks? I love the look and need to know...

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Originally Posted by Beguiler

I admit it, I fail at figuring out how this works. I have some of said overgowns, but when I wear them with kirtle/cotehardie/etc. I don't get the 'over a' part. What am I doing wrong, you smarter than I folks? I love the look and need to know...

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They have to be converted to the 'over front' slow via the bowl in the general store, and then it's a matter of sorting them. I think the 'over front' part has to be sorted after the item you want it layered over.

Getting ready for their party tonight...


You see Lady Michiko al'Lunacen.
She appears to be a Half-Sylvan.
She is short in stature and appears to have come of age. She has long-lashed, expressive twilight blue eyes and smooth, creamy skin. She has long, silky raven black hair plaited into two braids with some pale silk gauze ribbons woven through them. She has a finely contoured symmetrical face, an upturned nose and wide hips. She has petite, upswept ears that taper to delicate points.
She has a set of five lustrous onyx rings set along the slender tips of her pointed ears.
She is in good shape.
She is wearing a pale silk gauze surcote suffused with the faintest tint of lilac, a shiraz purple chainsil bliaut with onyx-bound trailing pendant sleeves, a bracelet of linked onyx tiles, a lapis inset mistwood ring, and some soft onyx suede slippers with tapering pointy toes.


Bracelet: Linked together between spiraling wires of silver filament, a single row of glossy onyx tiles forms this delicate bracelet. Inlaid to sit flush with the surface of each tile are bits of violet feystone, lilac glimaerstone, and amethyst, creating a pattern of violets in various stages of bloom. Each flower is a host of tiny gem-shard petals, meticulously arranged, with minute traces of white gold highlighting their edges against the ebon background.