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For the beginning of the new year I've decided to start a new mini-series of fashions, but this time around I am going to focus on my Fooled story and redesign the wardrobe of the kingdom's reigning fashionista, Princess Lucia!

This was always my favorite outfit from my 2013 costume sheet , but for some reason I only drew it that one time! It was a lot of fun to draw it again and I found I didn't need to change much at all, with the main difference being a better design for the boots. My original idea for this ensemble is that the green skirt was actually an overskirt to a longer red dress, which got torn during the chaos near the end of the story and allowed Lucia to be more active. I was largely inspired by this painting by Carlo Crivelli for the color palette and golden "jacket" (really just the bodice of the dress in the original). As for the skirt, when I designed this outfit in 2013 high-low hems were all the rage, and they also happened to be a nice counterpart to the way medieval ladies often lifted ther skirt hems in period in artwork. Lucia wears this outfit in chapters 17 and 18 - although I don't think her skirt gets torn until chapter 19.

Don't miss the rest of Lucia's wardrobe:

Description
For the beginning of the new year I've decided to start a new mini-series of fashions, but this time around I am going to focus on my Fooled story and redesign the wardrobe of the kingdom's reigning fashionista, Princess Lucia!

This was always my favorite outfit from my 2013 costume sheet , but for some reason I only drew it that one time! It was a lot of fun to draw it again and I found I didn't need to change much at all, with the main difference being a better design for the boots. My original idea for this ensemble is that the green skirt was actually an overskirt to a longer red dress, which got torn during the chaos near the end of the story and allowed Lucia to be more active. I was largely inspired by this painting by Carlo Crivelli for the color palette and golden "jacket" (really just the bodice of the dress in the original). As for the skirt, when I designed this outfit in 2013 high-low hems were all the rage, and they also happened to be a nice counterpart to the way medieval ladies often lifted ther skirt hems in period in artwork. Lucia wears this outfit in chapters 17 and 18 - although I don't think her skirt gets torn until chapter 19.

Don't miss the rest of Lucia's wardrobe: