Second Life Male Style and Fashion

by Iustinian Tomsen

A soul is a essence which was given to us – to each individual, to his or her parents and loved ones, to guard and watch over for a limited time. When the time comes for the soul to be returned to its rightful owner, should we not be willing to return it?

And who is going to watch over this passage of a soul back to his creator, and who is going to ease the translation between these two worlds ? Just a simple prayer would be more than enough.

In fashion, by 2000 any dark color was thought acceptable at a funeral, with attendance being considered far more important than the clothing.  Evidence of this was shown when H. R. H Prince Charles chose to wear a dark navy blue suit to the funeral of the Princess of Wales in 1997, because it was the suit Diana most liked him to wear.

Lately the active participation in a grief has been drastically lowered. This may be why so many do not initially understand the nature of the grieving. This is my opinion and in regards of 1st life events. When it come to SL, I am sure that the nature of a grieving is unknown and it is more related to the dram others are trying to bring in. I am sure that somewhere in SL they are cemeteries and place to grieve, but I am unsure of the whole process and what is supposed to mean. What I am about to show you, consist of the outfit Prayer of CheerNo Destiny form AC Store. Yet again, surprisingly, a man wearing a veil is unforeseen. It is part of his new and amazing spring collection which is going to be launched today.

Outfit: **aC::Studios::Like a Prayer Set by CheerNo Destiny from a.C – StORe

Shoes: (Shiny Things) Spencers – burgundy

Skin: MMS-sexy-PALE-liner-shaved

Hair: ND – Modern Edge

Eyes: Miriel’s Pacific Blue