
This dress, to me, represents Royal Blue from the beginning. The print gives it an English sense, and the paint splatters throw in a bit of edge. This was the first dress Marni released and it shows how she had already mastered the system skirt, using the print to distract your eye from the usually obvious waistline. The frills shirt I have on underneath was something I was lucky enough to see while she was still experimenting, and that collar just blew me away. I hadn't seen anything like it yet, and it was obvious this girl wasn't starting small.
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oyal Blue is couture in it's purest form. The Anti Reactionary Dress on the left shows how risk-taking goes right. It would be so easy to turn this outfit into a mess, but Marni's created a piece of art. The sleeves have subtle detailing and use flexi to their advantage, softening up the sharp angles. The puff skirt is dramatic but not silly, and the whole outfit is pulled together to create more a piece of art than a dress. And the Peacock dress, using a simple series of cuts around the chest, can change a simple dress into a design. Just excuse the whiteness under the fishnet petticoat, that's my photography to blame.I am already a fan of Marni's work, and while she is just starting out and developing her techniques, she has developed a classy and unique place for herself. Royal Blue's new main store has just opened in the LAME designs mall among other well-known and talented designers, where I'm sure her constantly growing collection will impress.
Visit the stores in-world:
Royal Blue Main Store
Friends List: Yes Review Copies: All except Tartan Dress
The List
Hair: Photo 1 Random - Faye - Chocolate Brown
Photo 2 Marlys - Evelyn Exitentialist Black (40, 97, 652)
Marlys - Michelles Mystery Man (155, 88, 22)
Skin: Celestial Studios - Vogue Amber Mid-Red (36, 219, 26)
Eyewear: Queen Couture - Oversized Sunglasses (196, 236, 23)
Bracelet: Miam Miam - Her Majesty Bracelet in Sterling Silver (170, 178, 30)
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