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Welcome to TREND, a magazine for fashion lovers, artists, party people, romantics and trend seekers in SL. TREND is a fashion and lifestyle magazine that centers around you and is published every two months.

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A Hat Attack

Applonia Criss

Nouvelle Cuisine

Welcome to

TTRREENNDD mmaaggaazziinnee

issue 1 - march 2012

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Welcome to TREND,

a magazine for fashion lovers, artists, 

party people, romantics and trend 

seekers in SL. 

TREND is a fashion and lifestyle 

magazine that centers around you 

and is published every two months.

At the beginning of this year we 

decided to go for it and launch the 

magazine we’d been picturing for so 

many months, and here we are today!

With our team we will showcase what 

is new in SL. TREND is meant to be a 

kaleidoscope of the creativity of 

people in this second life. Alongside 

high quality editorial content covering 

the world of fashion and beauty, 

TREND Magazine offers expert tips.

In this first issue, get Tips and Tricks 

from one of the best known SL 

designer, join us for  a fine dining 

evening at the Del Vino restaurant, 

review fashion and read about what is 

new on the grid. 

Our goal is to deliver a fun and 

entertaining magazine that provides a 

window into the artistry of and 

personalities in fashion ­ and one that 

you will want to read our magazine 

again and again. As the magazine 

grows we will continue to add new 

bits and pieces, such as interviews 

with designers, models and other 

people working in the field, fashion 

resources, shopping and an events 

calendar.

Who got married? Who will? Whats a 

Hot Spot  for fashion accessories? 

How to wear a little black dress? 

What are the next upcoming events? 

You will find all answers in TREND.

If you like, send us your feedback or 

idea, and we publish it in the next 

issue in a “Readers Letters” page.

And now we wish you fun reading 

and hope you enjoy what we came 

up with... Read on and enjoy.

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Leandra, Florentine & Krise

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lishers note

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in this issue13 Winter Fashion Week 2011

22 A Hat Attack

38 Applonia Criss

45 Finesmith - Wear Art

64 Whats in the bag?

75 The Little Black Dress ...

85 Fresh Faces with Agy Secret Skins

93 Denim Couture

101 How to create a restaurant

118 Chit Chat - The Grid Report

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STYLING AND PICS BY MS. FALBALA FAIREY,

FEATURING LODE, LAGYO, BAOBA AND BLISS

Bliss Couture Silky Hat

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"A hat is a flag, a shield, a bit of armor

the difference between wearing clothe

difference between being dressed and

between looking adequate and looking

glow under, to flirt beneath, to make a

make all men feel masculine about. A

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f armor, and the badge of femininity. A hat is

clothes and wearing a costume; it's the

ed and being dressed up; it's the difference

looking your best. A hat is to be stylish in, to

ake all others seem jealous over, and to

out. A piece of magic is a hat." (Martha

LODE Bird of Paradise

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BaObA Miss Question

LaGyo

Vessel Headpiece

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BaObA La Pasion

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LaGyo Blind Mask

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LODE Tulip

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BaObA Miss Shena Silver

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BaObA Miss Origami

Bliss Couture Blake Hat

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BaObA McQueen

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INSIDER TIPS & TRICKS

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What is your secret to blending timeless and 

trendy styles? 

My secret ( if there is one) would be I look at things to

see if they relate to each other. One can over style and

ruin a look.

How do you recognize if something is trend 

versus something that is going to last? 

LOL thats Easy do you see anyone still wearing Acid

wash Jeans! Classic items are defined By Cut,

Proportions and Craftmanship.

What is your favorite source of style inspiration? 

Ahh the Public Library so look at old fashion Archives

and knowing wat fits my personality. When you walk

into a room people should see you in total. Not just

what you are wearing.

What do you find most stylish in a woman?  

I find that her personality is Stylish her Dialog. She

could be wearing a Flour Sack but if her

personality is Fabulous she will most definitely

standout in a crowd.

Who is the most stylish woman you know?

OMG soo Many of course the obvious would be my RL

Mom. But so many Icons i admire Daphne Guiness,

Michelle Obama, Tina Chow to name just a few.

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What are your tips for achieving a personal style?

Know who you are and dress to suit what best suits

You. Dont follow others. Be unique as much as you can .

What is glamour today? 

Wow on so many levels Glamour to me may be different

from what you feel might be Glam. Glamour can be

flawless skin or well groomed hair but all I know is you

will know it when you see it :)

What items should every woman have in her 

closet? 

A TRENCHCOAT and a Little black Dress and a classic

Pair of Black Stiletto pumps and Nude lip gloss. Mix it

up these items with anything and you will

Shine :)) Day or Eve.

What is your favorite article of clothing? 

A Crisp white Shirt that i can Dress up or

down from Casual to Eve wear. The Imagination is

Endless :)

Where do you find inspiration for your designs? 

On the streets of NYC i'm inspired by soo Much as well

as Im a movie buff so i look at old movies and costumes

and go from there. :))

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AR ARTTEXT CAOIMHE LIONHEART

ICTURES KYNNE LLEWELLYN

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Aphrodite Brianna wearing Finesmith ­ Shinobu

previous page ­ Sense of Fire

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Anyone who knows modeling 

and runway, typically knows 

and loves Finesmith Designs. 

Models often wear Finesmith 

Jewelry because this is no 

sissy jewelry, it doesn’t hide 

beneath the clothes that are 

modeled, it makes a unique 

display all its own, giving the 

clothes an added addition of 

chic styling. 

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Caoimhe Lionheart wearing Finesmith ­ Holiday Tale white

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How often have you worn a 

really beautyful outfit, put on 

jewelry and the jewelry just 

has no impact and does not 

improve the style of the 

clothes you are wearing at 

all. With Finesmith, you can 

rest assured this won’t 

happen. 

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Ms. Yula Finemith is an 

inpirational, funny and very 

creative person and such a 

dear friend to so many. I once 

read an article about Ms. 

Yula and she mentioned how 

she draws her inspirations 

from real life sculpture. 

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Caoimhe Lionheart wearing Finesmith ­ Aphrodite Inspiration

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It is easily seen in the 

attention she gives to her 

jewelry. Nothing is flat and un­

inspirational, all of her 

jewelry invokes passion. 

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Jax Aster wearing Finesmith ­ Heartology Necklace and Wings

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Jax Aster wearing Finesmith ­ Monogamous Brooch

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I feel her works are created 

to add life and symmetry to 

your avatar, making the 

viewers eyes pan over your 

entire body not just your face 

and it is truly akin to wearing 

a work of art. 

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Showing you some of the 

artwork Yula has been busy 

creating here, we think you 

will agree, there is just 

something here for everyone. 

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Kynne Llewellyn wearing Finesmith ­ Sylphia Inspiration red

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Kynne Llewellyn wearing Finesmith ­ Noir series

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These pieces include the 

more haute style pieces to 

the mainstream gorgeous 

sets she is so well known for. 

But in all cases, the attention 

to detailing, the casual yet 

elegant creativity, and the 

bold fashion statement are all 

entwined in every piece of 

jewelry Finesmith creates.

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WWhhaatt''ss  iinn  tthhee  bbaagg??THE SHOPPING TALES OF A CAO AND A LITTLE DRAGON

WRITTEN BY DRAAKJE DAILEY AND CAOIMHE LIONHEART

PHOTOGRAPHY:  ASIA RAE, CAOIMHE LIONHEART & THATI BOUCHER

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Hi, you can call me 

Keevah, or as most do Lil 

Cao, moo. When I first 

became serious about 

modeling in Second Life 

and started actually 

finding designs to style, I 

kept running into another 

model named Draakje 

Dailey. When I first met 

her I vainly thought she 

must be stalking me. But 

after time, I realized, my 

“little dragon”, as her 

name affectionately means, has 

been literally everywhere! I’ve heard 

a rumor that she has actually even 

made it to the end of the Internet! 

Can you imagine? It took her four 

TP’s and one crash to make it back! 

So I am sure you can imagine the 

usefulness of a friend with enough 

knowledge I nickname her my mall 

directory. So together we will be 

bringing this column about the 

current fashion trends, fashion finds 

and just things we think are pretty 

darn cool!

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Hi, my name is Draakje, but most 

just call me Draa or D. I'll be the 

first to tell you I have a severe 

shopping addiction and I love to 

always share my finds with those 

around me (finds as in landmarks 

or store names, nooo touchy the 

shoes or wee dragon will breath 

fire). Running into Cao time after 

time after time didnt make me think 

I had a stalker, it made me think I 

had found a kindred soul, someone 

as passionate about fashion as I 

was. And I was right! Together we 

have searched, hunt down and 

found some of the best items the 

grid can provide and we would to 

share with you all (again, the 

landmarks and store names, nooo 

touchy the shoes, or the bags, or 

the hairs for that matter).

"I’ve heard a 

rumor that she 

has actually even 

made it to the end 

of the Internet!"

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The day turned out much the 

same as always for me. I woke a 

little sleepy, but after a double 

latte and an hour fingering 

through my closet, I figured out 

what I wanted to wear for my 

splurging day of shopping. Going 

for comfort on this chilly day, I 

chose .Shi’s “Atti” sweater with its 

really cool leather harness, I 

layered beneath for added warmth 

with brown tartan tights from 

Maitreya, and created a splash of 

color with the addition of the 

“Running Free” skirt from Emery 

in a luscious pink (belt included). 

To complete the chic style, I am 

wearing Osmose’s “Jeux 

d’enfants” hairs, a groovy pair of 

*+Crie Style+* “Kabuki” 

sunglasses, and Maitreya Mesh 

leather boots in a scrumptious 

brown.

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Typical of little dragon’s, Draakje 

never gets tired that I’ve ever seen. 

Of course, I think anyone who can 

shop 15 hours a day is an avatar 

worthy of superhero status. Always 

the glamor girl, Draakje has chosen 

to wear the Bliss Basic Chim pants 

with leg warmers and the classy 

Bliss Couture Bayonne fur coat in a 

lovely gray. Her hair is from the 

Vaya Con Dios “Express Yourself 

Collection,” her glasses Leverocci 

and her dangly hooped silver 

earrings are “Rinne” from the new 

collection at Mandala. To complete 

this uptown elegance, Draakje 

carries her Lindens in the new 

Gizza Mesh clutch bag in Black.

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 After a few hours and purchases 

later, I do what any girl dying to 

wear her new outfits does, I change 

into them in the dressing room! 

 Going for a little more sophisticated 

look I changed into H.Luzza’s 

“Skidrow” dress in a warm rich 

shade of brown and topped it with 

the jacket from *Diram*’s “Marry the 

Night.” I am all business with my 

Tres Beau pinstripe leggings and 

Maitreya Devi boots in brown.  The 

completing details for this shop ‘til 

you drop outfit is hair styled by 

Vanity Hair, in the “Irina” fashion, 

*+Crie Style+* “Scioilto” sunglasses, 

 Mandala’s Kabuki necklace and an 

adorable purse, Baiastice’s “All 

Days” bag.

 Draakje changed halfway through 

the day too, it appears. What can 

we say?  Shopping day is like 

waking up to Christmas day, only 

you like all the gifts you buy for 

yourself! In her second wind she is 

wearing a gorgeous mesh pantsuit 

called “Kelley” in velvety night 

shade. This is an item from a new 

design house called coldLogic. Her 

sleek hair style is Lelutka’s QCX 

hair in the BlondeFun shade. To 

complete this stylish offering, She 

has on Paper Couture’s Etched Bell 

earrings, and a pair of kicky little 

boots, Maitreya’s  “Radical” boots in 

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Red Reptile. This look is perfection if you are looking for something that will 

transition from day to night with ease, at night simply throw on a high­

waisted jacket and you go from classy to evening elegance in the blink of an 

eye!

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Well, hours of exhaustion and 

shopaholic high later, Draakje 

and I did meet up with each 

other.  Draakje is now wearing 

Gizza’s Slim jersey top in black, 

a pencil thin mesh skirt in cotton 

gray, with the new super glam 

Gizza mesh sweater. Her 

gloves, mery, also mesh, are 

from Celoe, her stockings 

“Caprice” are Angel Dessous, 

and her boots are the Maitreya 

Devi boots. To give this fab look 

its finishing touches, her hair is 

Baiastice “Marie” hair 

attachment and some groovy 

glasses from Kalnins “Rudens”.

I am dressed for a fun evening 

in Hot Pink Glitter pants from 

Leezu! and the fringe leather 

vest in black and pink, to die for, 

is from Glam Affair. My “Ikna” 

crocodile purse is from Baiastice 

and my jewelry from Mandala. 

 This hair is styled by Miamai, 

the gorgeous hot pink 

“Precarious Platform” shoes 

were purchased at Ladies Who 

Lunch. And, as the final touch, 

what Cao would be complete 

without the addition of “Jeweler 

Horn” from a boutique jewelry 

store called [E.C]? Exhausted, 

the day done, I am going home 

to rest up for next week!

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PASSION FASHIO

JUNE 6TH - J

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SHION AGENCY AND ALLURE INC. PRESENT

6TH - JUNE 10TH

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I just wrapped up Nina Garcia's

Book of Style and it was a truly

lovely read. Nina's essentials

are womanly and include luxe

accessories. The gal certainly

has taste. And, as she puts it:

"Go a little crazy. Be a little

dramatic. Have a lot of fun." I

love it as much as the rest of her

books. This woman totally gets it,

the entire idea behind style that

is. Fashion is easy, anyone can

buy it but style is a bit tricky. Nina

Garcia totally makes the style

part accessible to everyone.

Besides a fact that her book is

awesome and fun, I wanted to

share with you a story about the

Little Black Dress (LBD) that I

came across in her book.

The LBD is the ultimate blank

canvas. It is always mysterious

and chic, understated and

provocative.

In its simplicity, it makes you look

effortlessy stylish. In its

sophistication, it makes you look

endlessly elegant. The little black

dress is the dress that is going to

let you shine. It is going to flatter

you, but it is not going to detract

from the rest of you. It lets your

hair, your accessoiries, and your

personality take center stage.

And.... omg, let's not forget the

slimming effect! The LBD is not

simply an item of clothing... it is a

concept. It is abstract, it is

universal. It means there’s one

that is perfect for everybody. In

fact, the LBD is a misnomer:

everyone wears her differently.

The Second Life Fashionista has

several little black dresses, just

as she has several ball gowns,

several pair of jeans: each is a

variation on a theme.

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The LBD is an open secret: we

all know it will save us whatever

the situation, and whatever the

season, the time of the day, the

man ... Why? Because the LBD

is the epitome of sexy and

elegance. Which is not a

contradiction in terms.

How do we wear a LBD?

The essential look: Simplicity,

simplicity, simplicity... with a

healthy dose of elegance.

The celeb style: With huge black

sunglasses (1980s-style) and

black ballerina pumps.

Add long black gloves for winter,

and you are all set for breakfast

for Tiffany’s a la Holly Golightly.

Every woman has her LBD.

Suddenly, there it is, all alone on

the clothes rack. The perfect

LBD just made for you. There is

one in every store, boutique,

fashion fair..., waiting to become

the key item in your wardrobe.

Let me tell you the story behind

the LBD: The fashion history

credits Coco Chanel with

inventing the little black dress in

1926. It represents all that

Chanel stood for: Comfort,

practicality, and self-assured

sexiness. Yet women had been

wearing little black dresses long

before. It should be noted,

however, that it wasn’t until the

1920s that the black dress

became a fashion statement,

and not a dress simply for

practicality or mourning. And for

that, we must give it up to Mme

Chanel… When Paul Poiret

came up to her in one of her first

little black creations, he asked,

""HHooww ddoo wwee wweeaarr aa LLBBDD??""

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“For whom, Madame, do you

mourn?” She cheekily

responded, “For you, Monsieur.”

And we should also give it up to

Mme Chanel for coming up with

the moniker of “little black dress”

while she was criticizing her

fashion rival Elsa Shiaparelli.

“Scheherazade is easy,” she

noted. “The little black dress is

hard.” … Yes the little black dress

had been in existence for

centuries, but where it was one

an item of practicality and

solemnity, it is now a sure sign of

power and sensuality. And for

that, we can thank Mme Chanel.”

In my mind, Chanel was a genius

and will forever remain my role

model and hero.

""FFoorr wwhhoomm,, MMaaddaammee,,

ddoo yyoouu mmoouurrnn??""

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Having the ability to experience

the beauty of a little black dress

in a way that Chanel intended us

to is something that every

woman can; and without having

to dish out a down payment on a

house aka cost of a Chanel

LBD.

Finding that little black dress is

hard, but as Nina Garcia notes in

her book, it usually happens

when you least expect it. The

dress finds a girl when she is not

looking and that is exactly what

happened to me. I was browsing

through the shops new arrivals

when these beauties crossed my

hands. Although I do not need a

LBD as I have a lot, I could not

resist at how beautiful and

feminine they made me feel. A

little black dress is the forever

classic wardrobe staple. Find the

perfect one for you and breeze

through the next party. Little

Black dresses are always in

style! Classic, chic and

seasonless- the Little Black

Dress encompasses simple

elegance like no other fashion

piece.

The LBD will make you feel

beautiful and fashionable.

""TThhee ddrreessss ffiinnddss aa ggiirrll......""

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Sugardoll light pale Valentine Skin

Angel Dessous Poison red

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Sugardoll light pale Valentine with freckles skin

Angel Dessous Poison gold

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Sugardoll pale L.2 Runway 1 Heart lip 2

Angel Dessous Poison black

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Written by Florentine Rau - Pictures by LovelyMiwako Menna

There is something about jeans that

gives a girl an aura of instant style.

They are simple and practical. Sexy

and perfect. Rebellious and elegant.

They are the most versatile, most

perfect item. The most alluring part

about denim is that it can dress

anything down and make even the

most uptight items look relaxed.

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I know this isn’t something I’m

supposed to say in this article – but

sometimes I feel like I have too many

pairs of jeans. Not too many because I

don’t want them (clearly I can’t resist)

but too many because I have a

seriously difficult time picking out a

pair each day. Which dark skinnies?

Which color? A flare on friday? Are

boyfriend jeans appropriate for this

brunch? The crop on this pair is not

quite right…

I could go on. And on! You can file this

under „fashion-girl-problems“ for sure,

but come on! I believe that if it really

came down to it, a girl could get by on

just five pairs of jeans... but we have

so many possibilities here in Second

Life.

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Let me tell you a bit about the story

behind the denim: In the 1850s, Levi

Strauss started selling rugged blue

jeans to the gold miners in San

Francisco, who needed pants that

were durable and comfortable. In

1873, Jacob Davis, and a tailor from

Reno, Nevada, contacted Strauss with

the idea to rivet the pockets to make

the design stronger. The two men went

into business, patented the improved

pants, and stepped into history. Today

after a hundred years since Strauss

and Davis took out the patent, blue

jeans have grown from being just a

practical pair of pants to being one of

the sexiest and seductive articles of

clothing imaginable.

I’m always thinking of new ways to

wear my jeans-outfits. I have fallen in

love with denim styles. Whenever I’m

dressing up to go out and I have no

clue what to wear, I reach for denim.

My favorite pair of jeans at the

moment, a silky button down and

some heels and I always feel stylish

and put together.

My philosophy is when in doubt, denim

always works.

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You can wear everything from a

sequin blazer and black patent pumps

to a faux fur coat with your pair of

jeans. I’m not really a sneakers girl, so

my denim is usually on the dressier

side.

Here is some inspiration to add to your

denim wardrobe.

The designs of Coco, GizzA, Boudoir,

[LWL], BAX, Mandala amongst others

bring an unlikely sophistication to

casual denim.

So below I’ll show you how to wear

this classic denim trend for different

occasions in your second life...

Florentine Rau

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o ccrreeaattee aa rreessttaauurraanntt for an intimate, romantic dining experience

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A quaint 19th century renovated

Italian farmhouse stands nestled

within a lush, secluded vineyard

overlooking the sea. The stone and

brick structure is rustic, inviting, and

warm, with timbered doors inviting

visitors to come inside.

Welcome to Del Vino Italian Tapas

and Wine Bar!

Del Vino is the newest restaurant to

open its virtual doors in Second Life.

Co-owned by me, Umberto Giano,

and my managing partner Molly

Kestrel, Del Vino provides patrons

with unique, romantic surroundings

and beautifully crafted and appetizing

food. Pulling all the various elements

of Del Vino together was challenging -

the custom build, the food sculpts, the

textures, landscaping, décor and logo -

but worth all the hard work involved,

because, like in any good meal, only

the finest quality ingredients will

suffice.

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THE WINE

The Del Vino vineyard produces its

signature rosso, the Sangiovese del

Boschetto. Descended from the

almost-extinct Calabrese

Montenuovo of Southern Italy, the

Sangiovese grape is thought to

have been used in wine-making by

the ancient Romans. The

Sangiovese is a great wine to savor

with the house specialty, Pizza

Margherita, or enjoyed during

scintillating conversation over tasty

tapas.

The biano, Del Vino's Pinot Grigio is

a golden white wine with a smooth

overtone, a hint of smokiness, and

delicious pear and honeydew

flavors.

The Pinot is perfect with the

assorted international cheeses and

crackers featured in Del Vino's wine

tasting experience or as a delightful

complement to a meal of light tapas.

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THE FOOD

Tapas are a wide variety of appetizers or snacks, and

may be cold (such as mixed olives and cheese) or

warm (such as fried calamari). The serving

of tapas is designed to encourage conversation,

because people are not so focused upon eating an

entire meal.

In select bars, as in the case of Del Vino, tapas have

evolved into an entire and often sophisticated culinary

art. While Del Vino's tapas menu reflects recipes and

features common in traditional Italian cuisine, it also

features dishes with an international twist (such as its

ravioli lardo), designed to appeal to all lovers of fine

cuisine. Guests are also offered the House Specialty

(Pizza Margherita) or the Wine Tasting as additional

dining options.

Del Vino's sculpted food was created and arranged by

Emery Milneaux, who says, “Umberto shared real life

photos, menus, and recipes, and I quickly became

inspired. Second Life food tends to be anything but

appetizing in appearance, so I spent a lot of time

texturing and retexturing what I believe to be some of

the best food sculpts on the grid. I approached each

plate of small-bites as a canvas of sorts and paid close

attention to composition. I'm big on details, and details

are to be found on every plate, whether it's a sprig of

mint on top of our panne cotta, a waft of steam rising

from our pizza margherita's crust, or a pool of butter

pea sauce beneath our ravioli lardo.”

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THE BUILD

Complementing Del Vino's menu is its

idyllic, pastoral surroundings. The

renovated stone farmhouse Del Vino

calls home is intimate and cozy, with

an atmosphere reminiscent of the old

Italian hillside restaurants. Builder

Coralie Bilasimo explains, “We had

wanted a place where conversation

among friends was just as important

as the food, and the renovation of a

century-old farmhouse fit that romantic

vision.

“Once we had decided on a hillside

setting with the grounds giving way to

the sea, it was easy to create an old

farmhouse with a renovated cellar

beneath.” Coralie's choices of exterior

textures, aged terracotta roof tiles, and

rustic sandstone and brick, relate to

and accentuate the

architectural drama of interior features

such as the plastered walls, dark

wood, exposed beams across the

vaulted ceilings, and wide open

arched windows. “Open arches and a

terrace with the view sprawling before

it became a 'must have' feature that I

really wanted to play up.”

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THE DECOR

Emery Milneaux also designed the warm

and charming interior furnishings of Del

Vino. He states, “Sometimes less is more,

and such is often true with restaurant

design. I felt my job was to frame Del

Vino's beautiful stone and wood work. I

paid close attention to texture. Anything

rezzed at Del Vino has an aged,

weathered, or Old-World feel, with the

exception of the white porcelain china.”

His favorite feature, though, is the

lighting, in which he juxtaposes formal

and rustic elements - crystal chandeliers

contained within oversized, rusted

birdcages.

This juxtaposition of contrary elements is

a unifying motif at Del Vino, most evident

in the wine cellar. Reserved for large

parties, the wine cellar's antique tile floor

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is warmed by a Turkish rug, and the

intensity of its vintage industrial lighting is

softened by candlelight. These seemingly

conflicting features work together to

invoke the sense that this intimate space,

which wasn't originally intended to

entertain guests, has been transformed

over the years into an inviting area.

“In the end,” Coralie adds, “the

landscaping and decor brought the vision

together. Emery played on a marriage of

old and contemporary styling that invites

you in and delights you, and Frederick

Lancaster's landscaping framed it all so

beautifully. His rural road winding along

the

hilltop, giving way to a vineyard and

rugged coastline, completed that old

world ambiance.”

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THE STAFF

Del Vino is managed by co-owner

Molly Kestrel, who has a long

history of running notable Second

Life restaurants. Her highly

trained staff provides professional

and personable service, guiding

patrons through an exquisite

dining experience.

RESERVATIONS

To make reservations at Del Vino

Italian Tapas and Wine Bar, click

the reservation book on the

wooden counter inside the front

entrance. You'll receive an

information notecard, and your

browser will open a web page

with the reservations form to

complete online. We suggest you

discuss the dining choices with

your entire party, as each table is

limited to the Tapas, House

Specialty, or Wine Tasting

experience.

Jordan Whitt, Editor-in-Chief

ICON Magazine and Too Sexy

MagazineRomantic, classic and tasteful. It's

perfect for a night out with the girls or

for a date with your someone special.

The setting is magnificent with

gorgeous views from the windows,

and the build and decor bring a little

piece of Italy into your Second Life.

As with everything Umberto does,

Del Vino stands up to his high

standards for quality and the

experience of dining there is one I

very much look forward to repeating.

Colleen Desmoulins of The

Loft Home"Cannot begin to tell you how

impressed I was with Del Vino, as

close to a real experience as you can

get within Second Life. The Build is

amazing and the architecture just

sets the tone for the dining

experience to come."

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Mardi Gras!!BOSL & OPIUM FASHION AGENCY

celebrate Mardi Gras in grand style

BOSL and the Opium Fashion

Agency hosted a fabulous Mardi

Gras parade show this past month.

Parade onlookers were treated with a feast

for the eyes.

Floats were hosted by various SL fashion

designers escorted by brightly dressed

street performers. BOSL CEO Frolic Mills

was crowned Queen of the festivities.

While Opium’s owner, Anastacia Markova

garnered the crown of King. The event

ended on a gala note with a large party on

Tuesday night.

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March 17th - 11 pm SLT - KABUKI Boutique "Psycho Beauties"

March 17th - 11 am SLT - Passion "X-Tasy Goth Fashion"

March 23rd - 2 pm SLT - Passion "A Dream of Musicals"

March 24th - 1 pm SLT - Solo-Evane "The Welcome Spring Show"

March 25th - 2 pm SLT - D'ior Modelling Agency "The Mystical Garden"

March 28th - 1 pm SLT - Passion "A Dream of Musicals"

March 31st to April 7th - OGlam - Spring Celebration

Honoria Paine and Vivienne Coppola

bring you fashion news & society events across the grid

Shows and Events

Fashion for Life about to beginFashion for Life is the kick- off event for the

RFL season. All donations go to SL Relay for

Life, benefiting the American Cancer Society.

Running March 10 - 20 across 10 sims, this

year's theme will be "It's Time...," evoking the

urgency of a cure for cancer. Spread over the

sims will be 192 stores with gatcha areas, a

hunt, and a raffle, all with the goal of raising

funds for the American Cancer Society.

Fashion for Life will feature the best

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WEDDING BELLS DID CHIME….February 25th 2012 we saw the

wedding between October

Bettencourt , CEO of October

Studios to Ace Karlsvalt.

They joined in marriage at the Laced &

Suited Cathedral, joined by friends and

family with special mention to Paddy

Morales (Bestman) Abraxas Radixal

(Groomsman), Jamie & Haylee Davis

(Flower girls), Honoria Paine, Audrey Cresci-

Muse, Ava Jhamin and Chamonix

Bourdeaux (Bridesmaids) and Nickle

Sparrowtree (Maid of Honour).

The couple met at a Christmas Party hosted

by Ace at his castle on December 17th and

Ace knew that October was the lady for him

when he asked her to be his wife on her

birthday some two months later on February

7th. The bride was wearing a dress from

Utopia and the Bridesmaids were wearing

gowns form Mohna Lisa with jewels from

Chop Zuey. When asked about the part of

the wedding they are most looking forward

to they both agreed it will be when they say

their vows to each other.

Good Luck and congratulations to you both.

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CLEO COUTURE premieres new

unique clothing collectionCLEO Couture's new line “CLEO X” is one of

the first collections of clothing that allows you,

the wearer, to give your consent to share

whether you wear them or not with someone

you choose. They have collaborated with a

premiere scripter who has created a ground

breaking exclusive technology now available

ONLY at CLEO X.

Using the RLV technology along with their

special new system, CLEO Couture has

created a collection of clothes that with no

other equipment you can consensually allow

control of your clothing to be controlled by

another person. This allows you a new way to

dress and undress yourself without accessing

your inventory along with sharing that ability

with another person. Their collections include

clothing for both men and women and are for

sale in their shop in Feyador and on The

Marketplace.

Find CLEO X clothing at:

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Feyador/23/107/60

March 5 - Darkevilone Demonia

March 10 - Morgane Batista

March 17 - Catlyn Sahara

March 21 - Mikey Batriani-Anton

March 24 - Annabelle Ravenelli

March 27 - Federica Galtier-Cazenove

April 6 - Keira Tyles-Insippo

April 13 - Honoria Paine

April 15 - Sazzy Oh

April 21 - Ekaterina Tolczyner

April 23 - Florentine Rau-Offcourse

April 27 - HeeChan Jewell

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IMPORTANT DATES TO

REMEMBER

March

March 11 - Spring Forward Clocks (USA)

March 17 - St. Patrick's Day

March 18 - Mother's Day (UK)

March 20 - First Day of Spring

March 25 - BST - Spring Forward Clocks

April

April 6 - Good Friday

April 8 - Easter Sunday

April 9 - Easter Monday

April 23 - St. George's Day

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http://ohsofabuloushunt.wordpress.com/

The Runway Perfect Hunt, Edition 2 – April

1- April 3

http://therunwayperfecthunt.wordpress.com/

hints-with-slurls/

"The Wash" Biannual Cart Sale – nothing

over 10L – Feb 22 – March 14

http://washes.wordpress.com

TREND magazine | march 2012

Upcoming hunts for March and

April

The Glamour Is Hunt

February 15 – March 15

http://glamourishunt.wordpress.com/

The 3rd Crazy Hair Hunt: Flora and Fauna

March 31 – April 30

Take Back the Night Hunt – March 1 – March

31

http://skittlesinthepit.blogspot.com/

Beauty and the Freak Hunt – March 10

–March 24

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Krise Shepherd

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