Female top tied together in a knot?
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What is this called? Kind of like this but basically the style of female top where it's just a single piece of fabric with a tied together knot in the middle?
https://www.daz3d.com/butterfly-top
Specifically is there something like this but with a red and white checkerboard?
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Pretty3D does one for G8F and one for G3F: https://www.daz3d.com/school-girl-costume-set-for-genesis-8-females & https://www.daz3d.com/school-girl-for-genesis-3-female-s
Regards,
Richard
Thank you, but I'm looking for something more like a 'bra' rather than a shirt like that. But yes, it is that tied together look that's a key feature of what I'm after.
What is that style called? I would look it up myself if I knew the proper terms.
Er. No idea of the real name. I vaguely remembered P3D doing a tied shirt, and when no relavent results came on the 'tied shirt' search, I went to the vendor page and scrolled through.
Regards,
Richard
Thanks anyway, I'll try to figure it out!
found em
https://www.daz3d.com/fg-country-girl-outfit-for-genesis-8-females
https://www.daz3d.com/country-star-for-genesis-2-female-s
This one goes down a bit in the back and on the sides.
https://www.daz3d.com/betty-lou-outfit-for-genesis-8-female-s
There's also this one.
https://www.daz3d.com/i13-secluded-living-outfit-for-the-genesis-3-female-s
The question made me curious if there was a proper name for the type of blouse of this type. I did a Google search and found a number of variations and found one repeating phrase was 'tie-knot front shirt, blouse, or T-shirt'. Awkward but descriptive and we continue to forget it when folks ask for that style. It would help to be able to search on that name in a store seearch.
Only if the PA was aware that it was called that. I have found lots of things in the various stores that were called something else and mainly it was due to cultural and language differences.
As an example, if a PA from the UK created a hair product with bangs, I would search for bangs, but it probably wouldn't show up due to them being called fringe in the UK..
Yes, a wrench vs a spanner, or a boot vs the trunk. English vs American. No wonder we confuse non-English/American speakers! :-)
How many times do you want something to go 'bang' near your head? I know my assessment is 'never'...
Regards,
Richard