she can't be that warm, with the wind in her arms

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We're starting with Loordes of London's offering, a muted blue (I'd honestly say pale teal) chiffon top:

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I threw this on over half of an old Pixeldolls dress, more because the colors matched than because I thought they went together. Still, this moves wonderfully, and with the top layer of the mesh being translucent, it really does work for that "chiffon" look they were going for.

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Tragedy about the back straps. But here's the thing--this is why so many designers are making strapless gowns. Because, frankly, this happens--depending on your animation, the straps are either clipping inside your shoulders, or fine. There's no in-between.

For something that looks this good, though, I may be willing to forego absolute perfection. And this store went on my list of stores to watch for mesh items. (And I was wearing size L in these shots, because the M didn't fit.)

Next up: the "Love" dress from AlterEgo:

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So this one moved like sport-weight spandex- or lycra-laced fabric, which, to be fair, considering the colors and design, it may well have intended to imitate. But it has that heavy, slightly rubbery feel when moving in it.

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And sure, it's painfully bright, but that doesn't mean it sucks--in fact, the pattern seems to fit this particular dress pretty well, and there's a cute little pocket detail that just reinforces the twee.

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No, the problem with this one's right here--you're going to have to make your own alpha layer for it, because the alpha layer given is no-mod. Because there's a pretty obvious gap between the skin of me, and the skin of the dress. So to speak.

Also, I was wearing size L, because size M didn't fit.

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Next up: the Mesh Shop. And their offering is the Oracle watch. And the Oracle watch is HUGE.

(from the scavenging album)

I mean, seriously. I think even on a guy this would be ginormous. Though it does have resize scripts in it so it can be shrunk down, and there's also a delete function for when you've got it the size you want.

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I flipped this last image so you could see the face itself. While it's not keeping time on my timezone, it is keeping time. I don't know if there's a way to change the time once rezzed out; maybe it auto-corrects itself later. I have no idea.

(And because this was a watch, I pulled the Morgana outfit from Adam & Eve to wear behind the watch. I still love that outfit.)

And more later!