Black & White Hunt

Creative Sellers has sponsored the Black & White hunt featuring black and/or white items hidden in chess pieces! A nice little switch on the same old same old Halloween orange and black! S0phie's Choice Design offers a too-cute paisley short trench coat with solid black notched collar and belt!

Peony Formal

A new release comes to FashCon and Premiere members first! The strapless cutwork floral ensemble includes strapless cutwork skin-baring bodice topped with an optional floral sheer organza scarf wrap, cutwork glitch, and a double-layered ballroom skirt of a cutwork underlayer and sheer organza topskirt. Each of the romantic shades--Antiqued, Flirtatious, Golden, Passionate, Shy--comes with its own pair of self-fabric organza toe-strap bow-trimmed peep toe stilettos tinted to match each dress.

Dress will be available in the main store to all on Monday, and in all locations by September 1!

Golden Peonies



Passionate Peonies


Shy Peonies



Flirtatious Peonies



Antiqued Peonies

Hollywood Walk of Fame Hunt

Beginning August 15 and running through August 30, you can collect fantastic gifts from over 100 participating vendors in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Each merchant has chosen a celebrity who has been immortalized in marble on the famous Chinese Theater curb and developed a gift based on his or her career.

Who did I choose? *chuckle*

One of the most beautiful women in the world epitomizing a blend of sex appeal and class--Sharon Stone.

What did I make for you? *chortle*

Her infamous "Interrogation Ensemble"...cream colored cashmere turtleneck sleeveless micro-minidress layered with a short 3/4 sleeve shawl collar swing coat.



Go knock 'em dead. And if the outfit doesn't do the job, there's always the ice pick. ;)

I've made the swing jacket in another 11 colors just in time for your fall wardrobe. On sale now in the main store.

S0phie's Choice in the SLEnquirer

In a story by Lacy Muircastle, the A-line trench in black was featured in this article:

http://slenquirer.com/default.asp?smenu=89&sdetail=830

Lagerfeld Bridal

The picture speaks for itself! Stop into the shop and see what's new :)

Anne Hathaway's ARMANI PRIVE

This dress looked a challenge for quite some time, and I gave this some careful thought about how to approach the more difficult elements of this dress. One of the hardest things to do is to make a heavily detailed dress realistic, to somehow translate real life 3D to the singular dimension that dominates SL clothing. I could try to place sequins all over the gown using prim or sculpts, but then, who would want to wear such a headache of a dress out in clubs and ballrooms which prefer you to come in with noob hair, junk shoes, and no jewelry...at all?!

Ever-conscious of the necessity to "prim down" designs and looks, I developed the Armani Prive fully texture-based in the top, glitch, and skirt, and keeping prim to a minimum in only the flexi skirt and a new feature I'm surprised has not yet been introduced in SL.

The *~s0c~* Signature Bodice provides quality garments with the highest degree of realism with the most rezzable materials currently available for fine women's apparel. Garments made with the *~s0c~* Signature Bodice will provide a natural fabric look horizontally across the bustline instead of your garment "sinking" into your cleavage; however, you will have "clean cleavage" with no trace of the garment between the breasts in the cleavage area either just your gorgeous skin! Garments don't do this in your real life, so why should your second life garments reflect less quality? The Signature Bodice offers a consistent look cup to cup, exactly as a real bodice does! Of course, for those of you who love to accentuate your cleavage, both bodice types are included in ensembles labeled with the *~s0c~* Signature Bodice feature!

The Hathaway-Armani Prive is one of the most iconic gowns of this century, and you can find it only at S0phie's Choice Design.

For Clarification...

I am proud to be involved in the 2010 Fashion Fest. This event has formerly been called Fashion Expo (2008 and 2009), but for three years has been produced by the All Stars Relay for Life Team. As teams do, the All Stars changed a bit, and members either quit or joined a different team. Nonetheless, the same team still produces the same fashion-based event as a fund-raiser for the American Cancer Society. It's critical that even despite changes in names and faces, we stay focused on the long-range goal. If things don't go as we expect there's always time for finger-pointing, if that's how you want to live your first or even second life. But for now, until the Relay is over on July 18, band together to support all of us who are participating in this exceptionally worthy cause.

Thank you