Boreads

Fierce magazine, owned by Alice (hunnigall) and Emma (mysecketlover), was possibly the most influential magazine of Stardoll's golden era. When the final issue was released only last month, after almost four years since the issue prior, it spelled the end of the Fierce era... Or did it?

"Boread: the great great Greek god of the northern wind. He had two children Calaïs and Zethes. Alice and Emma. The Boreads; children of the northern wind.

Respectively 18 and 20, Alice and Emma live on each side of the North Sea. One is British, the other Danish. They both have a love for art and cheese. And Fierce. But struggling to make time for it, with social lives and school a blaze, they decided to leave their love behind and start on something with a bigger flexibility. Hence Boreads.

We bring you a more mature, yet bolder side of the Stardoll blogging scene. We bring you back to an era long forgotten. We will not limit ourselves to anything. This blog will feature things, passions and thoughts from our private lives as well as everything else. If you went looking for another Fierce or another typical Stardoll blog, this is not the one. Keep on looking."

After only days of setting foot into the Stardoll world, it has set the blogging scene alight with interesting articles and wonderful graphics to go alongside. Although Fierce may be over, the story lives on in the form of the interesting new blogging world of Boreads. Both Alice and Emma bring such interesting takes on Stardoll and the world to the blog, whether it be through writings or art, and I am excited to see what they have to bring in the near future.

*Click here to visit the blog.

New Writers!

Congratulations to our new writers! If you were accepted, please send me a friends request on Stardoll. Once again I'm sorry about the awful quality images - I have no idea what blogger is doing to them but they somehow become so pixelated when I upload them!

HARRODS: Ultimate Fashion

Real brands have officially returned to Stardoll as a whole new version of the starplaza has finally opened; Harrods.
As many of you know Harrods is a highly luxurious and desirable department store. Many of us have missed real life brand stores such as DKNY and Vivienne Tam so lots of us are excited to have this priviledge back.

Old players of Stardoll may remember a scene like this from the old Starplaza, when it was set out as a building. There is 8 store spaces by the looks of things and 3 have been filled already with: Chloé, Junior Gaultier and Rykiel Enfant. Stores to come include Cavalli, Galliano and Versace, though there may be more.

I'm very excited for this partnership and think it's one of the best things Stardoll has done in a while.
What do you think? Comment below.

Beauty Parlour Update

 

I cannot be the only one who finds it exceedingly annoying when you do your makeup ever so well aside from one blemish, but have to remove it all so you can correct that mistake. Worry no more, Stardoll has added a new feature which enables you to remove one specific part of your makeup by the simple click of a button. 

As the image represents, you can see that Stardoll has really taken criticism about this on the chin. They haven't just given us an option to remove eye makeup, lip products and blushes.. They have given us choices to remove eyebrow pencil, mascara, liner and eyeshadow for both eyes and then an option to remove both lipstick and/or liner. There is also a tab where you are able to remove blush products, but I didn't have any blusher on hense the reason why the button did not show up.

Over all I think this is a great addition to the Stardoll beauty parlour and now making one little shadow or liner stain won't become a total hindrance. What do you think of this new add-on?  ~Kimberly

Reduction of My Original Introduction

Hello!

My name is Kasey and I'm a new writer here at Today's Top Trends. I had planned on writing a post about the color orange and it's compliment, blue, but that will have to wait till Spring Break which is next week. In this post, I'm merely going to introduce myself and give you a few insights into my writing.

I'm going to set a few things straight:

1. I'm not always going to write about clothes or makeup. My topic is Trends on Stardoll, and that could range from anything between graphics to sceneries.

2. I'm not always going to stay on topic. Staying on topic could ruin the chances of getting my point through to you, the reader.

3. I'm always going to try my hardest and bring my best skills to the table, because I am a perfectionist. But perfection is nothing but flaws that haven't realized who they are. It's simply about giving all you can in order to please and entertain the readers.

I'm hoping to write for you more in the future and I'd love to give my gratitude to Kimberly who approved my application!

Thanks again,

         -Kasey:)

New Young Hollywood

There seems to be a new batch of Young Hollywood coming our way, something I picked up on purely by chance when searching for the latest hot buys cardigan. Upon further investigation, it's all but confirmed.



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A few decent items, but not as nice as some of the last ones in my opinion.}
The most intriguing thing about these items is that they come without the usual amount bar (the one that indicates the amount of items left to buy). Perhaps this is because a very poor selection of what I think Stardoll were expecting to be a sell out collection still lingers - a bag here, an orange mesh skirt there, not to mention a top that looks like it was woven from reject Nicki Minaj/Lady Gaga wigs. Unfortunately, one thing the new items still come with are the usual extortionate prices. Oh well. Can't win them all...

What did you think about the first collection of Young Hollywood?
Are you looking forward to the new collection?