A New Store: Luynes Design & Studio!
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Congratulations. This is wonderful work indeed!
Forum Activity for @emily-beckett
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[MODE] Killer Dress!
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I want the dress without the blood ML!... still for $50L hihihi. Seriously.. without the blood please I will buy it for whatever price!
Two new dresses!
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These are perfect! I love the milky cream one. It's soooooooo mmm delish.
Madame royales absence.
General Discussion
I am missing you terribly Adelaide. Please come back soon. =\ I feel oh... very much alone.
SL Olympics of Courts and Pirates
Communty News & Events
Versailles is participating. I'm looking forward to this!
SL Olympics of Courts and Pirates
Communty News & Events
Versailles is participating. I'm looking forward to this!
A bed fit for a Duchess!
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Ah I got the rose colored day bed. I'm a satisfied client. Very nice work Mssr le Duc!
A bed fit for a Duchess!
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Ah I got the rose colored day bed. I'm a satisfied client. Very nice work Mssr le Duc!
We are having a Masquerade Ball! "Les Planetes de l'Univers"
Social Announcements & Introductions
Chateau de Versailles' contribution to SL9B:
~ Balls in the 17th/18th century ~
Masquerade balls had a long and standing tradition at the royal courts of Europe: The royal palace of Versailles made of course no exception to his rule. In fact, some of the balls and associated festivites held at Versailles would often last several days. One of the most memorable events was without question "Les Plaisirs de l'le enchante" held in 1664 with an incredible number of 600! Louis XIV had his protgs Lully and Molire perform concerts and plays solely written for this occasion. Given the overwhelming amount of work and funds that went into these kinds of events, balls came to be regarded as displays of glory, abundance and prestige - three relevant factors for monarchs of this period.
In the 17th/18th century masquerades balls were immensely popular as they offered courtiers and suppliants a rare occasion to be seen by the king. In all this the theme was of great importance: Both the performers, the miraculous setting and the courtiers dressed in the most extraordinary fashion contributed to the unique and often fanciful flair of every event.
~ Info ~
Chateau de Versailles invites you to join the Royal Court of Louis XV for an enchanting celebration of SL's 9th birthday! For one night, you can experience the glamorous and exuberant life of a courtier at the royal palace. The theme chosen for this occasion "Les Planetes de l'Univers" (Planets of the Universe) pays homage to the gods of the Olympus after which they were named. Show up in your personal interpretation of a greek god or goddess (or other mythological creature) and you shall be rewarded with a royal prize!
The event will be held in the park of Versailles in front of the palace. A live performance by the incredible SonyaJevette Charisma and a mesmerizing fireworks display will be provided for your personal entertainment.
Date: 22nd June
Time: 12 PM - 3 PM SLT
Location: Parterre d'eau, Chateau de Versailles in SL
Dress Code: Historical attire
Theme: Les Plantes de l'Univers
updated by @emily-beckett: 23 Oct 2016 10:06:48PM
We are having a Masquerade Ball! "Les Planetes de l'Univers"
Social Announcements & Introductions
Chateau de Versailles' contribution to SL9B:
~ Balls in the 17th/18th century ~
Masquerade balls had a long and standing tradition at the royal courts of Europe: The royal palace of Versailles made of course no exception to his rule. In fact, some of the balls and associated festivites held at Versailles would often last several days. One of the most memorable events was without question "Les Plaisirs de l'le enchante" held in 1664 with an incredible number of 600! Louis XIV had his protgs Lully and Molire perform concerts and plays solely written for this occasion. Given the overwhelming amount of work and funds that went into these kinds of events, balls came to be regarded as displays of glory, abundance and prestige - three relevant factors for monarchs of this period.
In the 17th/18th century masquerades balls were immensely popular as they offered courtiers and suppliants a rare occasion to be seen by the king. In all this the theme was of great importance: Both the performers, the miraculous setting and the courtiers dressed in the most extraordinary fashion contributed to the unique and often fanciful flair of every event.
~ Info ~
Chateau de Versailles invites you to join the Royal Court of Louis XV for an enchanting celebration of SL's 9th birthday! For one night, you can experience the glamorous and exuberant life of a courtier at the royal palace. The theme chosen for this occasion "Les Planetes de l'Univers" (Planets of the Universe) pays homage to the gods of the Olympus after which they were named. Show up in your personal interpretation of a greek god or goddess (or other mythological creature) and you shall be rewarded with a royal prize!
The event will be held in the park of Versailles in front of the palace. A live performance by the incredible SonyaJevette Charisma and a mesmerizing fireworks display will be provided for your personal entertainment.
Date: 22nd June
Time: 12 PM - 3 PM SLT
Location: Parterre d'eau, Chateau de Versailles in SL
Dress Code: Historical attire
Theme: Les Plantes de l'Univers
updated by @emily-beckett: 23 Oct 2016 01:31:04PM