the bells of the crown are being stolen by bandits
Vanity Hair's designer had sent this message out with a demo pack earlier today:
For the record, she wasn't the only one who skipped that step. Bauhaus Movement on Noirette, Mister Razzor on Noirette, Lode on Noirette, Tukinowaguma on Noirette, Dahlia on Redhead, I believe Volthair on Redhead, Cranked on Redhead, Avada on Blonde, Throned on Blonde, DP Yumyum on Blonde, and quite possibly Revoul on Redhead all managed to miss that, too. Maybe next year.
Pursuant to yesterday's discussion, before I wander and talk to random individuals, I ran some simple searches through Marketplace.
Eli Rae's seems only to have one T-shirt, "Niramyth" (rigged for the Niramyth body line, obv), and they come in variations for L$50 to L$75 each: Brown with green/brown/black Celtic dragon knotwork, basic faded orange, a weathered light blue, basic dark green, dark blue, a faded gold, ragged pale brown, standard dark brown, a kind of out-of-place bright green, standard red, tattered aged white, serviceable grey, and everyday black. Oh, and there's a demo.
Todeswalzer Designs seems to have a LOT of male Gorean and adaptive medieval outfits, but...they're all for standard mesh sizes. So try demos before purchase!
Tigereye Designs, of course, showed up, and most of their male outfits seem to be a combination of Omega appliers (suitable for any mesh body that is rigged to accept Omega) and mesh pieces that may or may not be rigged (and thus adjustable). Like this one, it's Omega base layers and then five, it looks like, mesh (or sculpted, hard to tell) bits to pair with the layers. (That outfit's L$450, btw, so for those "non-self-respecting" men, it's pricey.)
Kanibal has (relatively few) male designs, but they're also only in standard mesh sizes, so demo, demo, demo.
Kahli Designs has a lot of male designs, but they're even more restrictive, doing three standard mesh sizes.
!Damned is...very odd. Like, let's look at their mesh brown cloak. All it says is 'mesh'--no listing of what bodies it's good for, or what sizes said 'mesh' comes in to wear. So demo (of course).
Treasures of the Desert is the first store that actually listed male bodies for their outfits. To wit, the Kemal White Gold set for example: the description says it's rigged for Aesthetic, TMP, Signature Gianni + Geralt, Belleza Jake, and the Slink Male Body. I'd still recommend demos, but this is the first store I'd heartily recommend to anyone flailing for male fashion.
The Golden Lily has a pretty narrow focus for menswear--fur--but they seem to be in an acceptable range of mesh body sizes. This one, for instance, is sized for system avatars, as well as Signature, Onupup, Jake, Gamit, Adin, four standard fitmesh sizes and Aesthetic.
And honestly, the longest time this search took was in tracking down the links, the prices, and searching down the Aesthetic store on the Marketplace to link to the Niramyth t-shirts seen above.
I'd say, unless the issue is a Gorean man has bought everything that caught his eye, Gorean men--or, at least, that one specific whining Gorean man--just aren't trying. So deal with what you have and stop bitching, dude, or make your own. It's not hard.
I forgot about demos sorryyyyyyyy!!!Yeah, thanks but no. Not doing it. Done with Hair Fair demos for the year.
For the record, she wasn't the only one who skipped that step. Bauhaus Movement on Noirette, Mister Razzor on Noirette, Lode on Noirette, Tukinowaguma on Noirette, Dahlia on Redhead, I believe Volthair on Redhead, Cranked on Redhead, Avada on Blonde, Throned on Blonde, DP Yumyum on Blonde, and quite possibly Revoul on Redhead all managed to miss that, too. Maybe next year.
Pursuant to yesterday's discussion, before I wander and talk to random individuals, I ran some simple searches through Marketplace.
Eli Rae's seems only to have one T-shirt, "Niramyth" (rigged for the Niramyth body line, obv), and they come in variations for L$50 to L$75 each: Brown with green/brown/black Celtic dragon knotwork, basic faded orange, a weathered light blue, basic dark green, dark blue, a faded gold, ragged pale brown, standard dark brown, a kind of out-of-place bright green, standard red, tattered aged white, serviceable grey, and everyday black. Oh, and there's a demo.
Todeswalzer Designs seems to have a LOT of male Gorean and adaptive medieval outfits, but...they're all for standard mesh sizes. So try demos before purchase!
Tigereye Designs, of course, showed up, and most of their male outfits seem to be a combination of Omega appliers (suitable for any mesh body that is rigged to accept Omega) and mesh pieces that may or may not be rigged (and thus adjustable). Like this one, it's Omega base layers and then five, it looks like, mesh (or sculpted, hard to tell) bits to pair with the layers. (That outfit's L$450, btw, so for those "non-self-respecting" men, it's pricey.)
Kanibal has (relatively few) male designs, but they're also only in standard mesh sizes, so demo, demo, demo.
Kahli Designs has a lot of male designs, but they're even more restrictive, doing three standard mesh sizes.
!Damned is...very odd. Like, let's look at their mesh brown cloak. All it says is 'mesh'--no listing of what bodies it's good for, or what sizes said 'mesh' comes in to wear. So demo (of course).
Treasures of the Desert is the first store that actually listed male bodies for their outfits. To wit, the Kemal White Gold set for example: the description says it's rigged for Aesthetic, TMP, Signature Gianni + Geralt, Belleza Jake, and the Slink Male Body. I'd still recommend demos, but this is the first store I'd heartily recommend to anyone flailing for male fashion.
The Golden Lily has a pretty narrow focus for menswear--fur--but they seem to be in an acceptable range of mesh body sizes. This one, for instance, is sized for system avatars, as well as Signature, Onupup, Jake, Gamit, Adin, four standard fitmesh sizes and Aesthetic.
And honestly, the longest time this search took was in tracking down the links, the prices, and searching down the Aesthetic store on the Marketplace to link to the Niramyth t-shirts seen above.
I'd say, unless the issue is a Gorean man has bought everything that caught his eye, Gorean men--or, at least, that one specific whining Gorean man--just aren't trying. So deal with what you have and stop bitching, dude, or make your own. It's not hard.
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