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Shelly Toonie from Moonshine creates extremely cute outfits that I love to accessorize. However, with these I don't accessorize much. Sometimes, less is more and I truly follow that rule. I am not keen on using every single attachment point on my avie to add stuff and I am not even good at resize/editing prims and then attach them to a different spot. Bah! I like to wear them as they are, like most people do (me thinks). Oh well, I just hope I did a good job showing off some of the latest clothing that you can find at Moonshine.
There are two more details I want to point out: hair and boots.
The hair is all from Maitreya by Onyx LeShelle and it's plain gorgeous. I do think Onyx came a long way into hair making. Even though her first hairdos were great, I think that the textures now are awesome and the hairdos even better.
Boots are one of my passions. I simply love boots and the latest by Emma Gilmour of Sand Shack Co. are exceptional. By wearing the same boots in different colours, I am hoping to give you an idea of the versatility of them. Emma did an amazing sculpties work with these. The top on the boots comes with neutral, bright and muted colours to choose from and with so many options you can't go wrong with the Elsa boots.
the other (viewers)
Before I became aware that there were other viewers to log in Second Life® besides the official one, I used to always use the Release Candidate viewer. Somehow, the RC always had a better performance than the official viewer which is weird - I know. Usually, in the RC it's expected to crash a lot more and have a poor performance but, for me, it was always the other way around. So, one day I decided to try the alternate viewers and got used to have 3 or 4 SL™ viewers in my desktop.
Lately, my preference goes to the Emerald viewer and it's quite easy to understand why. The team behind the Emerald build is one that listens to what SLers want in a viewer. We, residents, give suggestions and see them implemented with each release. Or the releases completely blows us away with the new features implemented. C'mom - how many viewers have a built in radar and AO and also extra attachment options?
Residents who use third party viewers with the functionality described above to violate our Terms of Service or Community Standards, will be warned and then suspended from the service.