I’m-a bee, I’m-a bee, I’m a freakin’ bumblebee.
Head: N/A
Shoulders: 
Craterflame Spaulders
Back: N/A
Chest: 
Grunt’s Chestpiece
Hands: 
Felscale Gloves
Waist: Wicked Chain Waistbelt
Legs: Thoracic Flame Kilt
Feet: Black Ogre Kickers
Main-Hand: 
Arcanite Steam-Pistol
Off-Hand: N/A
View the whole set on Wowhead.
Yellow’s not exactly in my comfort zone, but combining Grunt’s Chestpiece with Felscale Gloves is my happy accident for the week.
Head: 
Titan-Forged Chain Helm of Triumph
Shoulders: 
Spaulders of Incoherence
Back: 
Wolfsfur Greatcloak (Horde Only)
Chest: Banded Armor
Hands: Prankster’s Fingers
Waist: Banded Girdle
Legs: Deathscale Leggings
Feet: Steelmaw’s Stompers
Main-Hand: Expert’s Longbow
Off-Hand: N/A
View the whole set on Wowhead.
So again, there’s something a little unfair about tagging an outfit as “Shaman-friendly” when the model is carrying around a hulking great bow in all the example images. But apart from that — and, let’s face it, finding a replacement by way of a large bronze stick with spikes coming out of it isn’t especially hard — this mail transmog set is free of class-specific and faction-specific limitations, thank heavens for that.
Wolfsfur Greatcloak (Horde Only)
Okay, apart from that one.
The cloak is a quest reward from Frostfire Ridge, a zone that stubbornly insists on being the stomping ground of the Horde. If you’re Alliance and Durotan’s not willing to give you the time of day, or you’re a Hordie whose already quested through Frostfire Ridge because, well, who hasn’t these days, you’re out of luck.
What can I say, kids? Better luck next time.
Head: N/A
Shoulders: 
Abandoned Spaulders of Arrowflight
Back: N/A
Chest: Fenclaw Armor
Hands: Enchanted Felscale Gloves
Waist: Lifecycle Waistguard
Legs: Ironscale Leggings
Feet: Furious Gladiator’s Sabatons of Triumph
Main-Hand: Black Bow of the Betrayer
Off-Hand: N/A
Here’s the full set on Wowhead.
Okay, so maybe it’s a little unfair to tag a set built around a rather large bow as “Shaman-friendly,” but I’m sticking to my guns, here. Even without the large projectile-lobbing accessory at your side, the set still works. More than anything, I’m in love with those shoulders. Abandoned Spaulders of Arrowflight are a fantastic, if frustratingly rare, addition to your void stora, and for the Shamans in the audience there’s a Shaman-locked alternative available to double your odds.
If you’re a Shaman and you’re desperate for a similar look, the 
Kromog’s Protecting Palm or Elementium Stoneshield paired with the Skullthumper of Trials (unsurprisingly, available from the Proving Grounds) might help move you in the right direction.
Head: N/A
Shoulders: 
Mantle of the Sea Wolf
Back: N/A
Chest: Steadfast Breastplate
Hands: Crystalhide Handwraps
Waist: Steadfast Girdle
Legs: Kilt of Elemental Mending
Feet: Abyssal Mail Greaves
Main-Hand: Ironfeather Longbow
Off-Hand: N/A
Here’s the full set on Wowhead.
Okay, so I normally try to be funny (note that I don’t generally succeed), but there’s not much to say about this outfit. It does have the benefit of letting hunters and shamans alike have access to the Shaman Tier 2 shoulder model, though, which for Horde players has the added bonus of dredging up feelings of resentment re: wolves and lightning and quest-related combinations of the same while lagging heavily in Frostfire Ridge.
As for the gear, Crystalhide Handwraps is a tough one to explain. It’s the result of one of Burning Crusade’s more obscure mechanics: first, grind 50 Apexis Shards from mobs in Blade’s Edge Mountains and score a copy of not-apparently-BoE Depleted Mail Gauntlets. Similarly, Abyssal Mail Greaves has its own story to tell — it’s a potential drop from a rare lurking around Shadowmoon Valley, making it a theoretically easier grind from its fellow world drops.
Oh yeah, and Kilt of Elemental Mending? Not a kilt. So there’s that.
EDIT: Hey, shamans! It’s been brought to my attention that you’d rather not raid using a bow and arrows, so on request I’ve come up with a few staff alternates that work with this set. The three I’m thinking of are Archus, Greatstaff of Antonidas (heroic version), Engraved Gargoyle Femur, and Cold Convergence (Alliance version).
Or you can toy with all three and decide what you like best on Wowhead.
Head: N/A
Shoulders: Shoulderguards of Dark Meditations (Shaman)
Back: N/A
Chest: Armor of the Single Cloud (Shaman)
Hands: Fastfuse Gloves
Waist: Girdle of Gale Force
Legs: Lord’s Legguards
Feet: Treads of Youth
Main-Hand: Ruthless Gladiator’s Battle Staff
Off-Hand: N/A
View the whole set on Wowhead.
Okay, I’d be lying if I said Armor of the Single Cloud wasn’t the sole inspiration for the creation of my female Draenei shaman. It’s beautiful, it’s blue, and it manages to look skimpy on both genders, a rare feat given Blizzard’s usual fashion double-standards. It also looks great with Shoulderguards of Dark Meditations, one of the few pieces to come out of Tier 16 that I actually like.
Unfortunately, if you’re looking for your sexy male shaman to show some skin, your good luck ends there: for reasons known only to Blizzard’s art department, Lord’s Legguards is less revealing on male toons.
Don’t like it? Write to your congressman!