Hipster Bavarian Threads!

Ah in that case could you post some genuine pictures? I'd really like to wear the genuine article.

Shoes: http://www.trachtenshop-bayern.de/index.php?cPath=109_120&osCsid=7025a51903ad7884771a60772c585462



Hats and other things (for men, women do not wear hats!): http://www.trachtenshop-bayern.de/index.php?cPath=75_92&osCsid=7025a51903ad7884771a60772c585462

You can really get a lot ideas starting on http://www.trachtenshop-bayern.de/index.php?cPath=109&osCsid=7025a51903ad7884771a60772c585462 and click on thepictures in the main frame.

There is a nice story about actual trends of the Oktoberfest 2005 in German: http://www.muenchen.de/verticals/ShoppingGuide/143526/03storyderwocheflipflopskw37.html ... anybody volunteers to translate it? They say, that short Dirndls in apple-green and pink are now trendy. Flip-Flops in the same color are a good choice for shoes.

And then there is the official website at http://www.oktoberfest.de, again in German, but maybe some of the pictures could initiate creative processes ... (http://www.oktoberfest.de/de/10/galerie.php?date=050918_trachtenzug&img=0 and then click on "weiter"

Here is another thing for tourists called "Wiesn Gitarre" (Oktoberfest guitar):

Wow! I just looked at the front page for the first URL. What hot stuff! Thanks. I'll bookmark them all and look at the clothes sometime

Here is a Rubber Dirndl commissioned for Ditzy that I just finished making.









2 fronts, far away and close, a side and also a back picture.

IM me in game or email to [email]burnnova@yahoo.com[/email] to order a custum Dirndl or to ask about them.

Are you a new citizen of Neualt Morgana? I don't think we have met!

Thank you for the links Melina!!

I'm going to work on making some tops like show in the Dirndl-Bluse section from the link above!

I have a custom request for a Dirndl once you get your generic patterns down. I'd need it to be a one-of-a-kind outfit with specifications that I'll provide. Let me know when someone has some time, once the bugs are worked out.

~Ulrika~

I met her in Nburg and told her about the Oktoberfest and the Dirndls. She was interested in designing a rubber one immediately, and I like it very much! Really, although it is not what we normally would understand as a Dirndl.

I am going to buy this one.

Mel

I just recently started visiting this area of SL, is why no one recognizes me

Making a rubber dirndl was hard to design because it wasnt cloth, there are only so many different looks you can work with when its just black rubber I think it came out very nice however, it looked wonderful on Ditzy, who I designed it for. I'm all about classic looks and also modern ones, and I think if there is any way to modernize a Dirndl that would have been it hehe. I'd love to work on more!

dirn·dl (dûrndl) n.
1) A full-skirted dress with a tight bodice and low neck, that is either sleeveless or has short full sleeves.

2) A full skirt with a gathered waistband.

I made a new Dirndl! This one is closer to being what you more often see It's a Baby Blue Plaid one Here are links to pics:






This lower one is with the lace apron


And below this is Lovely Lavender, which I also just made:





And this, Rouge Vines:





And Lilac Lady:






Contact me if you would like to purchase Any of them, or one similar to them

I got the time --send me the specifics

I can't resist posting this here as well as in the General Forum - I love my new dirndl

Great outfits! Are they for sale in a store somewhere? I'm in world so infrequently that it would be more convenient for me to pop in when I had some time.

~Ulrika~

Is that one made by Kendra? It's very nice.

~Ulrika~

Sure is!

And they come in colours!!

DAS MODEHAUS Neualtenburg 223,101

They look very nice. I think I will buy one.

Mel

*bump* ... yes, I know ...


Anyway ... I bought a red one. Kendra, they are so beautiful! I really love them!

Garnet and Angel Sunset recommended that the red one would best go with my character! You really did a great job!

Mel

Coming from a real bavarian gal --that's quite a compliment! Danke!