Fashion Megathread

Elvenheart

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

An outfit I did for a New Life last year, of a holiday monster tradition. Wrote a "lore" background for it as well, I'll put in a spoiler below.

The Wickerkin

New and Old Life celebrations has many cultural variations and with them comes stories, both good to warm and bad to scare. One of these is the Wickerkin, also known as Spirit of Squander, along with a couple of other names. Stories of the Wickerkin can be heard among the Reachfolk, Wrothgarian orcs as well as nords, often with their own small twist to the creature and how it features in the festivals.

But generally the Wickerkin is told to be made out of all candles and fires not lit in memory of the old, and all resources for the cold wasted for selfish reasons. Throughout the New Life celebrations someone often dress up as the Wickerkin and walks the streets at random times. Tapping and knocking on walls and doors with their staff or many of the pieces of wood on their costume. Putting out lights, taking food or other resources left forgotten and wasted, along with other mischief, to remind people to not squander or the Wickerkin will be waiting.
As for what happen to those who squanders, well that varies but it's never pleasant and often involves getting eaten.

Some extra screenshots I took for fun:

I love the Wickerkin story and concept! This would make a great addition to New Life in some way!

NotaDaedraWorshipper

Elvenheart wrote: »

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

An outfit I did for a New Life last year, of a holiday monster tradition. Wrote a "lore" background for it as well, I'll put in a spoiler below.

The Wickerkin

New and Old Life celebrations has many cultural variations and with them comes stories, both good to warm and bad to scare. One of these is the Wickerkin, also known as Spirit of Squander, along with a couple of other names. Stories of the Wickerkin can be heard among the Reachfolk, Wrothgarian orcs as well as nords, often with their own small twist to the creature and how it features in the festivals.

But generally the Wickerkin is told to be made out of all candles and fires not lit in memory of the old, and all resources for the cold wasted for selfish reasons. Throughout the New Life celebrations someone often dress up as the Wickerkin and walks the streets at random times. Tapping and knocking on walls and doors with their staff or many of the pieces of wood on their costume. Putting out lights, taking food or other resources left forgotten and wasted, along with other mischief, to remind people to not squander or the Wickerkin will be waiting.
As for what happen to those who squanders, well that varies but it's never pleasant and often involves getting eaten.

Some extra screenshots I took for fun:

I love the Wickerkin story and concept! This would make a great addition to New Life in some way!

Thank you, Elvenheart . I love exploring the lore and making ideas of the more mundane variety. The average life people in various places of Tamriel experience. Which of course includes holiday traditions, which I felt was a bit lacking in the more scary folktale variety. Things like Krampus. In the world of Tamriel, these beings might even be real! ...you can never be sure

Wheresthetea11

Just a couple of outfits I’m currently rocking

pvp warden


warden tank


stamblade


magsorc


magplar


stamplar (loosely based on the unsullied from game of thrones)


mad scientist necro


mag dk dps (used another outfit on here for inspiration, I sadly can’t remember who it was but I loved how they used the Y’ffre’s will style)


and finally my big ole nord dk tank

emilyhyoyeon

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

Elvenheart wrote: »

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

An outfit I did for a New Life last year, of a holiday monster tradition. Wrote a "lore" background for it as well, I'll put in a spoiler below.

The Wickerkin

New and Old Life celebrations has many cultural variations and with them comes stories, both good to warm and bad to scare. One of these is the Wickerkin, also known as Spirit of Squander, along with a couple of other names. Stories of the Wickerkin can be heard among the Reachfolk, Wrothgarian orcs as well as nords, often with their own small twist to the creature and how it features in the festivals.

But generally the Wickerkin is told to be made out of all candles and fires not lit in memory of the old, and all resources for the cold wasted for selfish reasons. Throughout the New Life celebrations someone often dress up as the Wickerkin and walks the streets at random times. Tapping and knocking on walls and doors with their staff or many of the pieces of wood on their costume. Putting out lights, taking food or other resources left forgotten and wasted, along with other mischief, to remind people to not squander or the Wickerkin will be waiting.
As for what happen to those who squanders, well that varies but it's never pleasant and often involves getting eaten.

Some extra screenshots I took for fun:

I love the Wickerkin story and concept! This would make a great addition to New Life in some way!

Thank you, Elvenheart . I love exploring the lore and making ideas of the more mundane variety. The average life people in various places of Tamriel experience. Which of course includes holiday traditions, which I felt was a bit lacking in the more scary folktale variety.

yes SAME! And I also loved it

Fennorian

Honey-Paws

Aztrias

Mythgard1967 wrote: »

So, I did some changing of the skirt for a more "dressed up" aka as clericy-like look....and all I have to say is

1. thanks for being able to hide shoulders, even though I am actually using shoulders
2. please, can we also hide hip flaps someday??? because the no hip flaps here are just awesome.....

Looks great, what chest style is that?

BigBragg

Arcanist named Scratch Paper

ArchMikem

Updated group photo of the Clan, in current outfits and labeled with their names and Classes.

I start a lot of names with 'T', don't I.

aipex8_ESO

My arcanist, Tohu va'Bohu, young apprentice of Azandar:

Amberken

BoraxFlux

Playing requests for the local fungi.



Goodies:

Armor:
Shroomtender Hat
Ashlander Pauldrons
Shroomtender Jerkin
Shroomtender Gloves
Ancestral Orc Sash
Stonelore Guards
Shroomtender Shoes

Weapon:
Nazaray Bow

Colors:
Antique Brass
Weird Tree Green
Mastic Yellow
Master Gold
Raw Hide Tan
Elemental White

Personality:
Passion's Muse -> emote: /lute

Facial Marking:
Shagrath's Favor Facemarks

Facial Hair:
Sailor's Squid Goatee

TaSheen

@BoraxFlux - He reminds me of a Prospero in one of the many years of plays we used to see - I don't remember which year, director, actor, but the costumes were OUTSTANDING, and my first thought when seeing your post was "Oh my gosh - thats Prospero!" The scenery had a lot of mushroomy look too, was probably the most different Tempest we'd ever seen (except for the one set in the current day....)

Mythgard1967

Aztrias wrote: »

Mythgard1967 wrote: »

So, I did some changing of the skirt for a more "dressed up" aka as clericy-like look....and all I have to say is

1. thanks for being able to hide shoulders, even though I am actually using shoulders
2. please, can we also hide hip flaps someday??? because the no hip flaps here are just awesome.....

Looks great, what chest style is that?

That is the Cryptcannon Vestaments Legendary. So that outfit has the chest slot empty so it will show.

Rutger74

sunshineflame

My take on Skeletor...suggestions for better options are very welcome

Supreme_Atromancer

I love making characters inspired by the previous Elder Scrolls games. Here's my take on a Clan Thrafey vampire from Daggerfall.





Anyone who's played that game knows the vampires don't look quite like that. The *particular* clothing they're wearing in that game would be pretty hard to emulate, so I went for a Daggerfallesque feel.

I went with base-game Khajiit 1. The texture is dated and ugly, but there's few sleeveless tops (there's a niche for new designs!) and only this one has a good cut.

Amberken

Supreme_Atromancer wrote: »

I went with base-game Khajiit 1. The texture is dated and ugly, but there's few sleeveless tops (there's a niche for new designs!) and only this one has a good cut.

Have you tried Wood Elf medium 1?

Rutger74

paulsimonps

My Oscar of Astora cosplay (Elite Knight) from Dark Souls. Yes I know the shoulder is on the wrong side sadly.

Supreme_Atromancer

Amberken wrote: »

Supreme_Atromancer wrote: »

I went with base-game Khajiit 1. The texture is dated and ugly, but there's few sleeveless tops (there's a niche for new designs!) and only this one has a good cut.

Have you tried Wood Elf medium 1?

Yeah, that one was a contender, but not quite what I was hoping for. I also tried Silken Ring, Keptu Chief, Nord, Imperial and Bloodforged. I'm fussy lol. But hey, its fashion.

Mythgard1967

Supreme_Atromancer wrote: »

I love making characters inspired by the previous Elder Scrolls games. Here's my take on a Clan Thrafey vampire from Daggerfall.

Anyone who's played that game knows the vampires don't look quite like that. The *particular* clothing they're wearing in that game would be pretty hard to emulate, so I went for a Daggerfallesque feel.

I went with base-game Khajiit 1. The texture is dated and ugly, but there's few sleeveless tops (there's a niche for new designs!) and only this one has a good cut.

Mmmm depending on which part of that old look is important to you (and its been a minute since I last saw it....

If you wanted more of the bare leg look with the long front loin cloth; but loosing the v neck; you could go for something like this....though not a bare leg...it does look like fishnets....thats kinda bare!

Supreme_Atromancer

Mythgard1967 wrote: »

Supreme_Atromancer wrote: »

I love making characters inspired by the previous Elder Scrolls games. Here's my take on a Clan Thrafey vampire from Daggerfall.

Anyone who's played that game knows the vampires don't look quite like that. The *particular* clothing they're wearing in that game would be pretty hard to emulate, so I went for a Daggerfallesque feel.

I went with base-game Khajiit 1. The texture is dated and ugly, but there's few sleeveless tops (there's a niche for new designs!) and only this one has a good cut.

Mmmm depending on which part of that old look is important to you (and its been a minute since I last saw it....

If you wanted more of the bare leg look with the long front loin cloth; but loosing the v neck; you could go for something like this....though not a bare leg...it does look like fishnets....thats kinda bare!

Ah yes, strong vibes there. Love it. I wonder if the community would be sympathetic to a request for "hide pants", hmmmm.




Also, I noticed there's a couple of recent skins that add to the purple Daggerfall vampire vibe too btw. One of them is the perfect shade, but has a lot of noisy patterns on it, but from a distance looks good. I might post something later.

Cloudrest

Current outfit for my main, an Altmer Nightblade. Went for some Witch Queen/Sauron vibes with an Ayleid color scheme.

Supreme_Atromancer

Cloudrest wrote: »

Current outfit for my main, an Altmer Nightblade. Went for some Witch Queen/Sauron vibes with an Ayleid color scheme.

That's incredibly epic. I absolutely love the witch queen aesthetic. You must be in Cyro? Or how'd you get that scroll? What's that city in the background?

Cloudrest

Supreme_Atromancer wrote: »

Cloudrest wrote: »

Current outfit for my main, an Altmer Nightblade. Went for some Witch Queen/Sauron vibes with an Ayleid color scheme.

That's incredibly epic. I absolutely love the witch queen aesthetic. You must be in Cyro? Or how'd you get that scroll? What's that city in the background?

Cyrodiil, yes-- near AD west spawn iirc.

Sythen88411

https://discord.gg/kJKB6cpd. Official eso fashion discord. All are welcome!!!

menedhyn

Cloudrest wrote: »

Current outfit for my main, an Altmer Nightblade.

Love this.

Azphira

My Breton Templar healer.

iamthecribbles

NoticeMeArkay wrote: »

Presenting as my first addition to this thread: My wood orc Grasha gra-Mal, scorned of the Darkfern Clan.

In her usual attire:



Her Outfit for visiting Wrothgar:



Whenever she feels like passing through craglorn, checking out those renowned iron orcs:

Do you mind sharing the "passing though Craglorn" styles/costume? Thanks.

martygod12

NoticeMeArkay wrote: »

Presenting as my first addition to this thread: My wood orc Grasha gra-Mal, scorned of the Darkfern Clan.

In her usual attire:



Her Outfit for visiting Wrothgar:



Whenever she feels like passing through craglorn, checking out those renowned iron orcs:

Wow but mainly, how did you manage to make your ESO look so good? Is it reshade? And if, which one are you using? I have it all maxed out on PC at 4k, also using reshade and it looks good, but nowhere near as good as your game.