And I agree about the bling. It’s unnecessary unless it is part of what is actually being modeled. I ask all models to remove all jewelry except for wedding/partner rings, unless of course the ring leaves a trail pf particles behind it the size of the model’s head, and then it’s got to go as well.

I also agree about not letting skin show through the clothing. There’s ample time before a show to cycle through poses and see what pose works for what outfit. That is, given the designer has passed out the clothing in advance, and that -should- be the case.

However, these are small things, in comparison to some shows I’ve attended and even had the misfortune of being a part of. All in all, if the worst that happens is a litttle bling, a little chatter, and a little skin, I’m counting my lucky stars and humbly thankful to the ladies for pulling off a near flawless show.

And what’s so negative about models talking? I loved that! Have been to way too many cold fashion shows. This was one of the warmest ever.

Interaction with the audience is important, something Circe, mall owners and models really succeeded with. Gave warmth to the entire show We all had fun there – isn’t that sl is really about?

Keep up the good work Dreambuilders! Looking forward to your next fashion show!

Personally, I feel Chipsen’s critique of Zelinna’s gowns is just downright rude. Zee is a wonderful designer – one of the best in SL IMHO.

As for Ms. Queso’s comments on my designs, I guess I’ll work on that “tacky and appalling” in my (cough) spare time LOLOL

This was also Dreambuilders’ first show.

My compliments go out to the models for being great sports and doing such a great job on such a horrendous deadline, a lot of effort was put into this, and frankly I think some of the comments were unnecessarly rude to those models.