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Straight from the Flickr feed of Emiliana comes this stylishly daft Second Life machinima blending hipster Summer fashion and wry retro elements (which is also hipster). Like I said last year, Emi has a unique talent for creating avatar fashion visuals in a style that would be totally at home in Williamsburg or Silverlake, except without all the pretention that makes most secretly hope the old-timey Segueway hits a speed bump, sending hipsters flying.
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bleeding hipsters, get your beard cut!
Posted by: Sylvie Jeanjacquot | Thursday, March 03, 2016 at 02:22 PM