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Winter Touring

 This picture was taken on a tour of winter themed decorated sims, many of which are private homes here in SL. I liked the snowy pine as a backdrop for the green dress. Filed in my favorite clothes, Medieval collection. 

The hair is my standard dance style Daphne, which has flexi curls that move as I dance. 

The dress is  in green (I also have the Dove Gray). Both dresses come with a matching lace top to cover the bare shoulders and neck. Nice to wear on those days when the palace is a bit draughty, 




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