Friday Fashion Blog: Ani Eulenberg's Cinnamon

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In My Bag is a post from Ani Eulenberg for her blog Cinnamon She focuses on her witty handbag. Literally a hand-sized handbag. Look closely. It’s there. The plaid dress, though, that’s everything! 

• Dress: Belle Epoque Janice Coba
•  Handbag: LaGyo Gyorgyna Larnia

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Love: Jessica is one of the best homages to Jessica Rabbit I have ever seen. When you open the blog, you see a shot looking up, the long, slender body all the way to her neck, but not her face…which makes you think she could actually be there. The close-up, though, is perfect, giving a side eye glance. I love her sultry look. One of the reasons I like her blog is that she writes about why she wears things and how her outfit was received. About this outfit, she wrote, 

I was excited to see what kind of reactions I’d get to my costume. I forgot how weird it can get when your avatar is Black. I prefer being told I look great without it being followed by a comment about how you’re “really into” me being the Black version of a character. I’m not cosplaying my race, even though I know people do that in Second Life, but that’s a discussion for another time.”

• Hair: Stealthic by Stealthic
• Dress and gloves: Dead Dollz by Kiddo Oh
• Shoes: Nardcotix by Nadya Rousselot

I love the Cinnamon blog. I love that Ani talks about her outfits, about why she likes them and what is special to her. I like that she mentions styling an outfit in SL is a great way for her to deal with real-world stress.  I like that she tells us about how some people react to her outfit differently. I like that readers get to know the blogger through her writing. I like that she uses several pictures giving us close-ups and details. She gives complete credits, but without links to the stores. This is, I am sure, her abiding by Flickr’s Terms of Service that dings free accounts. She could provide the information without a  hyperlink by providing the designers’ names, We can all easily search a designer’s profile and find a link to their store and if the designer does not have their store in their profile, that on them. 

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Comments

[Anigma Eulenberg]

Thank you so much for highlighting my blog! I'm so happy you visited my site and liked my work enough to include in your blog. This has me blushing honestly.

I used to include hyperlinks to places until I noticed since some stores would switch locations, making the link I provided inaccurate. I probably could include a note to my readers encouraging them to search the store names since the search results are typically the most accurate and up to date. I love the thrill of discovering these stores this way, so I wanted to share that experience with readers.

Thank you so much and again I'm quite flattered to be mentioned on your blog! Stay safe in both worlds and shop happily!