New Fashion by Granzella
by Jin Lovelace, HSM filmmaker
Granzella is, once again, starting to not only present some quality apparel, but also are planning to give me an early heart attack from excitement!
Anyone can agree when I say there should be more colors on Home than just the monotony of blacks, whites, and reds. There is so much more to fashion when it comes to colors, and I truly believe there can be a set tone when it comes to bringing a schematic flavor to your avatar, other than just the typical skimpy pieces of tat you see worn around by the ones who lack knowledge on how to properly coordinate their fashion.
I desire more casual wear, as it speaks volumes. The compromising look of sexy in favor of comfort really brings out greater character, much to chagrin your avatar (or, at least, the pervs).
This new set, the Three-quarter Sleeve Jacket and Cropped Pants Set, looks to start that trend on Home. The layering detail of the jacket with a floral print, necklace and color coordination is just a remarkable feast for the eyes.
That said, about the Cropped Pants: while the style is very appealing and goes wonderfully with the Jacket, I don’t agree on the foundation of the legs, which presents a “too skinny” aesthetic that doesn’t settle to my taste. I personally would love to see a bit of curve to the hips.
Overall, I still find this set to be a great monotony breaker from Granzella’s line of Winter Dresses, Succubus costumes, and Swim Wear, overtly “sexy” wear, and dives deep into more fashionable apparel for everyone to enjoy. Of course, you can watch the video and decide for yourself how the ensemble appeals to you.
And be sure to check out our website for updates on the latest fashion wear and custom apparel. I can tell you now, I’ve already created five designs by watching this video alone.
January 8th, 2013 by Jin Lovelace | 2 comments
Jin Lovelace is a machinimist and team writer for HomeStation Magazine, as well as the founder of Twilight Touch Inc. -- http://twilighttouchinc.com and http://youtube.com/twilighttouchinc. When not found in PlayStation Home, Jin studies graphic design and illustration (character design and fashion), gaming, and the culinary arts.
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I agree. The cropped pants are way to skinny looking, maybe it’s just the avatar they used. But I love this casual wear and I would like to see more of these items on Home. Specially since I like to dress my avatar after my own closet.
I’m thinking it’s also the avatar as well. I also think there should be some more detail etched into the Pants to compliment the styles of the Jackets.
However, I’m with you on the waiting bench.