Worn long like this, the Velvet Chains dress has a vaguely Grecian feel to it with all the deep drapery achieved by some highly detailed photosourcing. This look features the sleeveless “corsage” shirt, the long glitch pants and the two-part prim skirt which does a great job of making sure this empire-waisted design works even if you have a bit of hip and butt. It won’t work in all poses but it worked a lot better for me than these kinds of designs usually do.

The sleeved top could be combined with the long dress for a Regency-appropriate look, but worn as here with the babydoll skirt it creates a cute little dress instead. There is also another short skirt option for a fitted mini-dress look.

Velvet Chains is available in quite an array of colours to suit most tastes and sells for 400 per colour.

Finally, lets have a closer look at the beautiful Liana pony tail. This is the Dark Copper shade worn together with the Dark Copper hairbase. You can buy hairbases at Amacci that will match any of the hair colours sold at Amacci and these bases will work on any skin; this is Adam n Eve’s Jasmine.

I am quite a fan of glossier hair textures and I am really liking what Amacci has been putting out lately, especially this set of pony tails. In addition to Liana there’s also Lara and Lena which feature more bangs, but they still depend on the hairbases to look their best. There are also some similar hairs out for guys; I’ll be sending Ran over to check those out.