Can't sleep like a child
Can't feel safe in this wide world without you
I can't go
Can't disturb this flow
Can't begin to know what I would do
I can't see
Can't find strength to be
Rather not be me without you
I can't deal
I can't even feel
Without you: I'm not real...
I can live
I can love
I can be better with you
For real..."
Don't you just LOVE that feeling you get when you fall instantly in lust with a new piece? That's precisely what happened for me in regards to this haori by Tomo Wachter. A haori is a garment traditionally worn to protect a kimono, and I've worn them as jackets pretty much all of my life. My Mom would always bring back haori's, kimono's, and happy coats when she'd travel to Asia, and I have an affinity for them all. This particular one is impecabbly constructed, beautifully textured, REALISTIC PERFECTION; and I knew I had to have it the moment it rezzed. It's available in 3 other prints, but this muted shade really was the standout for me. Tomoto is full of Asian-inspired garments, and is definitely worth the teleport if you dig killer multi-cultural pieces as much as I do. This is one of those looks that really feels like me; elements of TRADITIONAL fused with a few items a little less mainstream...
Haori: Haori Calme by Tomoto
Jumper: Ebony Coverall in Pearl by >IMANI<
Scarf: Neck Warmer by Tram
Tights: Stripes by Shampooo
Shoes: Baby T's in Black by Pixel Mode
Skin: SaVy by Tairo Parkin of CHANGING FACEZ & SaVy SKINS
Shape: Custom by SaVoyNightfire Dash of SaVy SHAPES (coming soon)
Hair: Grappa Pieva in Red by LoQ
Mask: ChainMask by NALA&K_gs
Earrings: Black Lace Earrings by [glow] Studio
Mood: "For Real" by Amel Larrieux (One of the most BEAUTIFUL voices on the planet...)
<3, SaV.
Note: I NEVER edit garments in post-processing...what you see is ALWAYS what you will get...
Your style and blog are just beyond cool.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful styling as usual dear.
ReplyDeleteThe haori is lovely, I'm checking out Tomoto right now.
Thanks so much Stella=)
ReplyDeleteMiranda=) I always appreciate your comments; yes the haori is a stunning piece, Tomoto is really fantastic.
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