Style of Middle-earth

I love dresses. I love the feminine feel that they give, and the gorgeous simplicity that they offer. This dress offers all those things, but actually even more, with the incredible lacy texture. After using the gown as the base, I chose to use one of my favorite fancy cloaks, and it looked gorgeous. A fellow cosmetic blogger once said to me that this cloak is one of the hardest to use cosmetics, and I totally agree. Because of the many tiers, and the crazy amount of gradient colors, it is a weird but gorgeous design. I wanted a pair of shoulder guards that were pretty but unique, a pair I had barely seen used in the cosmetic world. I was going through Classic skirm camp barter, and well, these shoulders came up. I have never, ever seen these used in an outfit, they are a unique and cool design, and they dye gorgeously. I finally finished off with a pretty and simple circlet for a pop of gold. Head: Rune-maker's Hat (violet dye) Shoulders: Shoulderpads of the...

 To be honest, it has taken me a little bit of time to build up the courage to post this. When I first started my cosmetic blog, my blog was named something else, and I uploaded this outfit actually as the first outfit. This is the first cosmetic outfit I ever designed, and let's just say that it was incredibly weird to re-equip this outfit after wearing different ones for so long. I feel like most of my outfits on here are very, very simple, and I promise I will be posting a more intricate outfit next week! When I first began designing cosmetic outfits, I literally went as simplistic as possible. At the time, I didn't know how to "try on" other pieces other than those from the outfitter, and so I spent a lot of time at the Bree-town outfitter and occasionally would do some skirms to grab some marks so then I could go to the skirmish camp. I picked up a simplistic hauberk at the outfitter, and the cape.. well.. The cape is one avaliable at the skirmish cam...