Darkmoon Faire
For more, I guess one could say, “formal”, fair outfits, I choose armor pieces with shades of purple and green to match the Darkmoon Faire’s color theme.
First off, not only is this robe aptly named for the Darkmoon Faire, it also encompasses the spirit of the festivities with its simple design and colors:
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The Darkmoon Robe is obtained through a repeatable quest started by the Rogues Deck. If you’re willing to farm, the Violet Robes has the same color scheme as the Darkmoon Robe, however, it excludes the sleeves. Last Year’s Mutton is a reward from turning in 50 Darkmoon Faire Prize Tickets. There is another mutton mace, Last Month’s Mutton, available for only 10 tickets. The Emblazoned Hat, Cross-Stitched Sandals, and the Ornate Drinking Stein are easily replaceable to fit ones need and style…they’re just Kirina’s favorite sandals, floppy hat, and non-Brewfest stein. ^_^
Another reward from the same Rogues Deck quest is the Darkmoon Vest. This vest is compatible with several types of leg armor, but I feel looks the best when paired with this sarong:
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The Mystic Sarong is sold in limited supply by several vendors; I got Kirina’s from a tradeswoman out in Hillsbrad Foothills. I find it to be a very unique skirt, yet, very agreeable with a different array of chest pieces. The Darkmoon Vest matches perfectly with the sarong’s darker accents. For fall- time festival going, pair the outfit up with the Red Swashbuckler Shirt for matching red sleeves.
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Another vibrant robe that matches the mystical whimsy of this fair is the Big Voodoo Robe
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This robe has a couple of cloth armor twins, the Darkmist Wraps and Elder’s Robes. Should it interest anyone, these robes can be worn with shirts underneath for instant matching sleeves.
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The Lavender Mageweave Shirt blends better with the robe than does the Green Linen Shirt, but, I felt the green from the Darkmoon Faire banner needed to be represented as well ^_^.
To end the “dressy” fair outfits are two, yes, Simple Kilt ones.
This first one is very simple, but fun.
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I switched from my previous Emblazoned Hat to the Weather-Beaten Fishing Hat to match the brown in the Twill Vest better. This hat style and color is also found in several other helms, should anyone not have the fishing one.
My next Simple Kilt is as follows:
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Elder’s Padded Armor is a rare drop around Azeroth, but can used in several different types of outfits once obtained. And, if earning 50 tickets for a mutton mace isn’t worth it to you, 5 Darkmoon Faire Prize Tickets can get you a beautiful Darkmoon Flower off-hand to hold while walking around the fair.
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But who wants to wear a skirt to an outdoor fair? Not that they aren’t cute ^_^, but, I want to be shot out of the cannon! So, here are Kirina’s pant fair-wear.
Yes, this type of outfits would include a pair of Blue Overalls ^_^
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I chose Kirina’s Pink Mageweave Shirt to wear under the Blue Overalls, but anyone of your favorite shirts will also do just fine.
This next outfit is the same as the Simple Kilt one, only with a pair of trousers.
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 “I need to be drunk for this ride” |
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There are several other capri-like blue jean leggings, such as the Azure Silk Pants (to name one off the top of my head), to wear in replacement of the Royal Trousers . Although, this outfit is where I would prefer to have a pair of Daisy’s Dukes…but that’s a different story.
Another outfit that uses the Royal Trousers is as follows:
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The Interlaced Vest armor design can be found in several other colors, such as the Willow Vest. Again, Daisy’s Dukes (*ahem* Blizzard…these are hints!) would be appreciated for the classic short-shorts and halter outfit.
The last outfit also uses a vibrant colored tunic to bring out the fair’s mystical spirit.
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Celestial Tunic is another rare find, but a pretty top, even for general everyday wear. Gossamer Pants are another “lucky drop” piece of gear, but are very decorative brown shorts to own.