Every piece of clothing has the RN or WPL number on the annoying tag on the back. Sometimes this is the only identification of the manufacturer. Enter the number in the query and know for thyself.
I am looking for an opinon on how well this ad pic sells the product my other ads stunk. ( ihad no time so low effort equals crap) So, here...
If you walked into a Rl store say macys or berdorfs or Target and you saw images on the walls and nothing else what would you do? Seriously?I would...
Second Life and iVillage partner to host a virtual fashion show, coinciding with Fashion Week in New York. The fashion show will include Second Life designers only, and attendees will be able to “teleport” directly to the virtual stores that sell the clothes for their avatars from the runway.
I've been on SL for a while and I'm wanting to do more in SL than just interact lately. So I'm thinking of ways to start a business. I have tried making shapes, skins, clothes, and I'm just not that creative. So now I'm staring to think maybe just buying some land and building a mall and renting spaces. It does, however seem so very generic and "done to death." Should I bother? I have about L35k I'd be willing to spend, but of course, I'd like to get that back relatively soon. I don't want to just blow all my money, but I'm not also necessarily looking for enough income to supplement my RL.I think I kind of just want something different to do. Kind of a SL hobby if you will.What do you think?Aldar Hartunian
Now on to the subject at hand: building. You can construct many things in SL: clothes, body attachments, plants, furniture, buildings, compounds and neighborhoods of buildings, water features, and many other items that somehow creatively jump off from those I have mentioned.
