I am glad to present you my 2010 Fashion Collection. It is a fresh combination of wild colors with a gentle touch of cloth and the bold expression of the plate. All of them enhanced by the magnificent landscapes and vivid views of World of Warcraft.

Passion, Freedom, Love!

This post was submitted by Savania.

Welcome to Shirt vs. Shirt, where we pit shirts against eachother for your entertainment.

Todays models are Viceguy and Niyiz of the European Sporeggar realm.

At the first two shots they are sporting a nice looking, tailor made, shirt. The [Dark Silk Shirt] is crafted by a tailor with atleast 150 skill in tailoring and [Bolt of Silk Cloth] x2, [Gray Dye] x2 and one [Fine Thread]. The pattern can be bought in darkshire for a mere 11 silver. Total cost is about 1 gold to make or 2 gold to buy from the auction house.

Dark Silk Shirt

Next up is one of the new shirts that you can buy in Dalaran. It’s the [Ebon Filigreed Doublet] sold by Karandonna for a hefty 55 gold to the heavy weight fashion moguls out there.

Ebon Filigreed Doublet

Wich of these black shirts would you rather be seen with walking the streets of Dalaran, Stormwind or Origgmar?

Welcome to another episode of WarcraftFashion.com Fashion Report. Todays model is Viceguy on the Sporeggar.EU realm, a level 30ish Warlock who thinks it’s important to look good.

He uses [Blood Elf Bandit Mask] to start his red theme off. The mask can be found on Azurmyst Isle from the elusive Blood Elf Bandits (who could have guessed). These guys are placed randomly around the island and respawns just as randomly when killed. You can find their spawn positions on wowhead (click the item link above) and plan a route.

If you go there to farm the mask or to find one for yourself, here is a tip on how to find it.

Mount up and ride your route around the map, close by all the spawn points while pressing this macro:

/target Blood
/cast SpellNameOfChoice

When you pass a Blood Elf Bandit you will be dismounted to cast the spell and knows he is nearby. If the spell is hunters mark you will soon have him as a dot on your minimap.

Shoulders – [Ivycloth Mantle]

[Silvermoon Robes] is dropped by Fenissa the Assassin on Bloodmyst Isle and have a random enchantment. It shares the same skin and model as [Acolyte's Robe] and is a very good looking piece of cloth robe.

Waist – [Stonecloth Belt]

The [Nightsky Gloves] and [Conjurer's Bracers] adds to the green/red theme. Both found easily on AH and is usable for most leveling cloth wearers.

Viceguy mixes his casual and leveling gear so when he is caught off guard he isn’t totally unprepeared and he also keeps the look of being ready for trouble even when he walks the streats of Stormwind.

Welcome to the first Fashion Report. Our first model is Rexch, a level 1 banker on Sporeggar.EU.

The basic Tuxedo sets are the base of many banker outfits and consists of:
[Tuxedo Jacket]
[Tuxedo Shirt]
[Tuxedo Pants]
All three of these can be made by tailors and the patterns can be bought cheap in the tailor shop near the forge in Ironforge or the Magic Quarter of Undercity.

To this set Rexch chooses to wear:
[Frayed Shoes]
wich is a very common drops in low level areas and can be bought for a couple of silvers from AH.

Some bankers choose to instead go with

[Recruit's Boots]

wich is bought from a travelling salesman in Old Hillsbrad Foothills in the caverns of time for 5 copper. These can also be found on AH for a couple of gold.
The parts that set Rexch apart from many other bankers are two items picked up from the fishing daily rewards.
[Noble's Monocle]
[Antique Silver Cufflinks]
The monocle is really visible while the cufflinks is a mere detail that isn’t directly visible unless you look for it or really know what a tuxedo looks like.

Today Rexch has a played time of more then 16 days, his comment on why he isn’t a higher ranked rogue is that he “doesn’t like the nature with all those unnatrual things like bears in pants that want to eat you and…grass“.