If you've found the style and color you want, but the other one hasn't updated, simply reload your page. This may or may not update the glaive on the right. Go through that one and find the color you want. To get the look you want, you click on the left glaive which gives the option of choosing the type of look, then the color. So for the left slot, choose Verus and Muramas for the right (or Aldrachi Warblades for both, for the other kind). In order to select your warglaives in the dressing room, as far as I can tell, you first have to equip both artifact weapons.
Now that Wowhead has the awesome Legion Dressing Room and thanks to the efforts of the people getting the 3d models of the artifacts ready to go, we're in business! So I'd like to get this post started to show people there are a variety of ways they can use leather to its maximum potential and - if they want - break away from the traditional mold. There's nothing wrong with it, and there are still leather options in the game for this style, but not many. And usually, of course, a dress of some description. The Cursed Vision of Sargeras for example, as well as the legendary glaives. Keep in mind that traditionally, demon hunter transmog has involved a couple of hard rules due to years of roleplay within the community. So let's see what you can come up with! :) Keep it to leather only, and non-class specific gear (unless you’re using the starter Demon Hunter gear of course), as that's what your demon hunters are going to have to work with when they come out for custom transmog until you start levelling, just like we had to do for monks when they came out.
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