Second Style Magazine

I’m not talking about big rumbly motorcycles either, but sleek, fast sport bike imports. OK, technically the bottom outfit from Alter Ego isn’t intended to be a motorcycle outfit, but it doesn’t lose a step cast in that role. Last week, Willow at PXP posted about Nicky Ree’s two new lines of catsuits (among other new things) — and I had to have them because she makes some of the best catsuits in all of Second Life. When I saw them in the store (and later, on Willow) I was looking forward to shooting a few pictures of them myself and writing it up here.

But then I was thinking about other recent outfits in my inventory that fit in with the same theme and right away, Avery Webb’s Alter Ego store came to mind. Avery has designed clingy catsuit like fashions for both men and women at her store. This outfit, “Escape” is the newest creation (Kala Bijoux is a fan too!) she’s unveiled.

Finally, since I was going for “motorcycle,” I needed the perfect pair of motorcycle boots. I really like Fallingwater’s, but I didn’t really want embossed flowers for this outfit — I needed something a little more edgy — and I found it at Jeepers Creepers. Another Willow find from PXP, Trashville boots stuck in my head. These are fantastic boots — I will definitely be wearing them with a lot of other clothes. They come in several different detail configurations — chains, grommets, plain, etc.

In the top photo: skin: Brimstone (covet) by Ginny Talamasca and Lo Jaconbs, Crushed; hair: Modest (dirty burnt) by Elika Tiramisu, ETD; outfit: Sakura latex bodysuit (jade) by Nicky Ree; boots: Trashville by Eponymous Trenchmouth, Jeepers Creepers

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In the top photo: skin: Brimstone (black) by Ginny Talamasca and Lo Jaconbs, Crushed; hair: Modest (dirty burnt) by Elika Tiramisu, ETD; outfit: Escape (red) by Avery Webb, Alter Ego; boots: Trashville by Eponymous Trenchmouth, Jeepers Creepers

Seen in world: Yes
Review copies: No
Friends list: Yes (Avery Webb)