In the Miss Azul 2015 Contest the finalists have been given their first challenge: Azul Portfolio. For 30 days the finalists will post and blog their idea's styles and creativity. For me, I've decided to make my portfolio a theme for -AZUL-. entitled Live, Breathe, Be -AZUL-.
From the start of my submission to Ms Azul it has been to Live AZUL, Breathe AZUL and BE AZUL. I am a very busy avatar in Second Life, but for the dream of being Miss AZUL I have to commit to being busy for AZUL, a challenge that I am loving!
I had a blast doing this photo shoot. The dress is gorgeous the location is gorgeous and it made me feel out of this world!
Model: Miss Azul Finalist 2015 - Shannon Bramlington
Location: Japan Tempura Island
Gown: -AZUL- K'aalogii /Sakura (Limited_100) -AZUL- Main Store Direct Teleport
Hair - Vanity Hair - Sonata - Vanity Hair Main Store Direct Teleport
Photographer: Shannon Bramlington on Flikr
"In real life, when I was in the 7th grade, we had to make a costume and live in it and be it for just one day. My costume was a Geisha. My mother and I worked on the costume for a month, we did research, which back then research was only in books at the library. We sewed my costume and painted my face, sprayed my hair with black paint and off to school I went. All day long I wore my costume, walked slowly as I had read that Geisha's do. I was so proud of my costume, that when I went home I still refused to take it off and I ended up sleeping in it all night. My mother was mad at me the next morning for getting make up and black hair paint on my pillow case. LOL. But I adored that costume. Here in Second Life, we can be who we like, wear what we like and tomorrow we can be something else. " - Shannon Bramlington
Hair - Vanity Hair - Sonata - Vanity Hair Main Store Direct Teleport
Photographer: Shannon Bramlington on Flikr
"In real life, when I was in the 7th grade, we had to make a costume and live in it and be it for just one day. My costume was a Geisha. My mother and I worked on the costume for a month, we did research, which back then research was only in books at the library. We sewed my costume and painted my face, sprayed my hair with black paint and off to school I went. All day long I wore my costume, walked slowly as I had read that Geisha's do. I was so proud of my costume, that when I went home I still refused to take it off and I ended up sleeping in it all night. My mother was mad at me the next morning for getting make up and black hair paint on my pillow case. LOL. But I adored that costume. Here in Second Life, we can be who we like, wear what we like and tomorrow we can be something else. " - Shannon Bramlington
