Magazines

   July 7, 2026

Learn more about the individual issues of Stylecards magazine.

Stylecards № 10 is our biggest issue yet, with 176 pages of periodical excellence. In addition to celebrating Pride, there are tips on creating profiles and crafting in-world. We also present fashions from Art & Fashion and La Feminique.
Welcoming the warmth of a new year, in Stylecards № 9 we have Sheristrawberri writing about Second Highways, Xyntia Amore makes the case for older mesh bodies, and we present Designer Showcases for LUXE Paris and Spanked Skins.
The cover of Stylecards № 8 features Xyntia Amore standing in a dark and snowy forest. She is wearing black calf-high boots and a green sweater adorned with a snowman, snowflakes, and red trim. As 2025 draws to a close, Sheristrawberri brings us up to speed on the new mesh bodies, Hazel Nightwish tells us about MyStory, and Dotty’s Secret and Redangel Fashion Co. are the Designer Showcases in Stylecards № 8.
The cover of Stylecards № 7 features Clémence Loiseau strolling along on the campus of St Elizabeth University in Second Life. She is wearing a pale blue sweater with a matching miniskirt and high heels. Lucky Stylecards № 7 had us working with Luna Chelsea for a Designer Showcase and checking out the new Avatar Welcome Pack. Hazel Nightwish fills us in on the Digital Farming System while Sheristrawberri brings us detective agencies for true crime fans.
The cover of Stylecards № 6 features Venus Diamandis wearing a white wedding gown and veil while standing in front of a white wall. Love is in the air in Stylecards № 6 as we look at weddings in Second Life and present a selection of bridal fashions. New contributor Edward Teech writes about the importance of demos and Sheristrawberri visits The Viral Voice.
The cover of Stylecards № 5 features Xinnia Amore standing in a grassy field while wearing a white sweaterdress with green stripes. Her feet have green platform sandals. Proving that fashion doesn’t just mean clothes, the Designer Showcases in Stylecards № 5 bring us Second Nature Jewellery and Alli&Ali Designs, with the latter known for their attractive and inexpensive hair designs.
The cover of Stylecards № 4 features Ivy Wong smiling and standing in front of a dark green backdrop in the studio. She is wearing a red and green sleeveless dress and red high heels. Ending 2024 with Stylecards № 4, Sheristrawberri writes all about mesh bodies and gives us KC Couture and Max Magic for Designer Showcases. Debbie Lynn joins us as a model but also writes about traveling to the Chamonix sim.
The cover of Stylecards № 3 features Tala Pangilinan posed in front of a dark orange backdrop in the studio while wearing a green shirtdress and a tan sweatervest. Our first Back-to-School issue, Stylecards № 3 brings us to the campuses of Rockcliffe University and St. Elizabeth University. In the spirit of the spooky season, we present some Halloween costumes and name Wednesday Addams as a Fashion Icon.
The cover of Stylecards № 2 features Chloe Doll standing in front of a light blue backdrop in the studio while wearing a tube dress featuring the colors of the "Trans Pride" flag. Sheristrawberri begins her long running association with the magazine. Her contributions to Stylecards № 2 include Designer Showcases for Tastic and Basalia’s Fine Fashions, as well as a look at golfing in-world. We also visit the LGBTQ+ Museum and Punalu’u Resort.
The cover of Stylecards № 1 features Paola de Melho standing in front of a white backdrop in the studio while wearing a blue-and-white baby tee with a matching miniskirt and a foam finger with "#1" printed on it. The first of our regular issues, Stylecards № 1 is where we begin to set the tone for all subsequent issues. In addition to pictorials featuring a few of our Stylecards Idols we also travel to the Storybook sim and suggest some items of décor.
The cover of Stylecards № 0 features Venus Diamandis standing in front of a church at Mother Road while wearing a red jacket and skirt combination from Valentina E. Even before our first issue, there was Stylecards № 0. This issue of the magazine was mainly a proof of concept as our editor-in-chief Xyntia Amore taught herself how to use the IntelliBook system and to list items in the Second Life Marketplace.