Most everyone (who cares about this sort of thing) knows there is a new group in SL called “Fashion Consolidated” - the brainchild of Honey Fairweather. For the most part, I think it’s brilliant…you get new release information without having to join an individual group (for which the Lindens only give us 25 slots ). That said, there are some groups that I will never leave…those are the groups that actually use those groups as more than a way to announce new items, but also to show genuine customer appreciation with discounts, special offers only for group members, fun events, the much appreciated freebie and of course, the occasional chat session. A few of the groups I will never leave: Dazzle (Last Call), ETD, Celestial Studios, Canimal, Cal Gals (Callie Cline), and Shai. There are a couple others but these are the primary ones I truly see value in belonging to.

For instance, last night I get a notice from Last Call…and I am truly excited. I get home and log on…attached to the notice is a dress exclusively for group members, which I have yet to try on (FFS need more time!!!!) and the tease of a ginormous release…which never disappoints. You know how you know you’re going to love something before you actually see it? And then you see it and you know it’s going to be perfect? Kind of like falling in love…you just know it when you find it
That’s how I feel about the Heiress Suit from Ginny’s latest big release. Not being a huge gown girl, this is right up my alley. Oh how I adore it.

Let’s see what you get. Aside from total hawtness - Ginny so has my number - you get prim ties, prim buckled cuffs, 2 pairs of sunglasses (white and black), the highly-detailed jacket, and the cropped pants. All in a delicious buttery smooth, rich leather.  Get it at Last Call!

I have paired the suit with Bonita II hair from ETD and of course, a Starley skin (two versions shown: one Vogue and one Deviant, exclusive to Last Call), and Crocodile stilletos from Tickled Pink. Course I also have my dog tags on from Xcessories and my wedding rings from Ramos
So the moral of this story is: keep the groups that matter to you…and keep them close!