It's a free-for-all and I heard it said...

The gifts are out! From April 1 until April 30th I am giving away bunches of stuff!

I changed my mind and just for the girls am giving away a pair of the new Graecyn Lowrise Jeans in Steel! Also FREE for you are two new Leah Cami Tanks (in Absinthe and Baby) and finished off with a new Faded Christa Shrug. These are FREE for everyone, no group to join, no item to search for, no hoops to jump through.

Also, just for the guys I have made a great new pair of Warehouse Jeans in Tar and a new Faded Braylon Sweater!

In addition to all these great things, Ryker Beck has set out a special prerelease skin from Exodi in FOUR skin tones (with freckles, cleavage and light/dark brow options!), TWO pairs of LiM Reflection Series eyes (in Dusk and Green) and TWO mani/pedis (in Black and Nude) are all FREE and are ONLY at :. WoE .:!

(isn't she pretty!)

These are currently available ONLY at the WoE main store location.

Through The Looking Glass Hunt and WoE

The TTLG Hunt begins Monday May 25th, and runs thru July 4th, and WoE is participating!!! Once again, WoE has created a fantastic outfit, available only thru this hunt. And of course, it includes a girls version and a guy version too. The Mirror you need to find is out and ready to go if you want to get an early start. You'll find it at the WoE mainstore.

Some have wondered what the Through the Looking-Glass hunt item from WoE has to do with Alice in Wonderland - well, here is the explanation of the symbolism.

The gifts are guys jeans and a graphic T-shirt with Bill the Lizard on the front and "Feed Your Head..." on the back. The girls version that is included are the Boyfriend Fit version of the guys jeans and a girls version of the graphic T-shirt - mirrors of each other (almost) - thus "Through the Looking-Glass" (looking glass - mirror...).

Bill the Lizard, after Alice takes away his pencil, is provided with ink when the Queen spill ink on his face - thus "Feed Your Head...".

"Feed Your Head" is a line from the Jefferson Airplane song White Rabbit which draws comparisons of hallucinogenic drugs with the imagery found in the fantasy works of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.