Second Life Fashion for Regular Guys
I’m just a regular guy. I wear regular guy clothes. I like clothes that are classic, masculine and sexy.
I like to look good, but I’m not “fashion forward.” I can rock a suit, but I also like to be comfortable.
It’s not always easy for regular guys like me to find good clothes in Second Life.
Does this resonate with you? If so, stay tuned. This blog’s for you, dude.
I am loving this big fat oversized sweater from Gabriel. With the coordinating muffler, it makes me feel warm and toasty even when I’m out ice skating on snowbound Seeking Wisdom.
If you have not already done so, please follow this link and participate in Strawberry Singh’s annual mesh body parts survey.
Readers of this blog will know that I have said, “I will wear a mesh head when I find one that suits me. Hasn’t happened yet.”
Well, it finally happened!
When I was young, I worked on a ranch. This outfit is still one of my favorites because it is something I would have worn in those days. My senses conjure up memories of sweet hay, softly nickering horses, dusty dry roads and the golden sheen of sun-baked hills.
Autumn is my favorite season. It has an air of mystery, and teases us about upcoming holidays. I love the colors and the playfulness. And I get to wear sweaters!
In RL, a lot of guys don’t like wearing suits; they find them uncomfortably formal. But consider this, in case you didn’t know it: a lot of women are attracted to guys with the savvy and self-confidence to be at home in a good suit. When you know you look good, your positive self image makes you happier, not to mention more appealing. So we are in search of the best suits in SL. This week: the elegant new Hart suit by Deadwool.
I am often asked, “What should I wear to a club?” Without knowing more about the specific club, I often recommend a racer-style (not biker) black leather jacket. The streamlined, minimalist jacket is upscale without being ostentatious, and exudes masculine attitude while being quietly stylish. You can wear it with a shirt and tie to be dressy but hip, or wear it with a t-shirt for a more relaxed look.
For the third post in my “Date Night” series, I suggest you consider taking your love interest to the ballet!
My buddy Jaxon is a dedicated gym rat in real life. We decided to explore workouts in Second Life — and what to wear while toning our virtual bodies.
