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Edenian/Outworld Fashion HCs:

Headdress:

* In Edenian culture, headdresses play a significant role as both adornments and symbols of status. Noble women, in particular, utilize fans not for their intended cooling function but as headpieces, proudly showcasing their elevated status and the luxury of having attendants to handle their comfort.

Tassles:

*Tassels in Edenian culture serve as markers of social standing and convey varied meanings through their colours. Purple signifies affluence and prosperity, red represents luck and protection, white symbolizes purity, blue embodies strength, while pink conveys themes of love and affection, etc. etc. etc...

*Following the birth of the twin princesses, the number 2 holds special significance in Edenian culture, evolving into a symbol of good fortune. Tassels, adorned with precisely two beads, represent each twin princess, creating a meaningful connection between the beads and the dual blessings brought by the royal siblings. This subtle yet meaningful touch pays tribute to the royal lineage and a sense of fortune associated with the duality embodied by the twin princesses.

Shoulder pads:

*Shoulder pads in Edenian attire serve as a powerful fashion statement, symbolizing strength and independence.

Fabrics:

*Edenian traditional attire embraces a rich variety of colors and patterns by layering various fabrics. This practice allows the vibrant hues and diverse patterns of Outworld to shine. While the choice of fabrics and colors may vary with the seasons, the fundamental shape and purpose of the clothing remain consistent.

Angular Shapes:

*The use of angular cuts are seen as a celebration of women's strength and resilience, drawing subtle parallels to the uterus – a symbol of femininity and life.

*While the symbolism may draw parallels to the uterus and femininity, it is widely accepted and understood that not everyone associates these things exclusively with womanhood. The clothing, with its angular shapes, becomes a form of artistic expression and personal style that transcends gender boundaries. Edenians embrace the idea that strength and resilience are universal qualities, appreciating the diversity of identities that coexist within their society.

Sleeves:

* Sleeves serve as detachable accessories, providing adaptability in varying climates. Easily removable through clips, buttons, or loose stitching, they offer a practical solution during warmer weather.

Belts:

* In Edenian fashion, belts primarily serve a practical function, providing essential support for the often heavy fabrics worn by the people. Belts are also styled to complement and enhance the overall outfit, typically made of leather and/or metal.

Long Hair:

* In Edenian culture, long hair serves as a symbolic expression of health and self-care, indicative of a supportive and loving environment. The sacred act of cutting a woman's hair is reserved only for birthdays, and is a familial affair, entrusted only to other women in the family or the woman's spouse(s).

* Because of this, a common tradition on wedding days involves cutting your spouse's hair for them, signifying trust. The intimate practice of loved ones playing with each other's hair becomes a tender expression of love and vulnerability, fostering a deeper sense of connection.

* Edenian women wear scented oils in their hair that encourage hair growth and protect from sun damage, while simultaneously making them smell gorgeous.

* Hair in Edenia is typically quite dark, ranging from lighter browns to the darkest black, going white with age.

Heels:

* In Edenian culture, heels are donned not merely as a fashion statement but as symbols of balance and grace. While sandals or bare feet are deemed acceptable, they are considered unclean in royal and noble circles. Consequently, those of higher status exclusively opt for heels. This preference has inadvertently shaped the feet over time, leading to a comfort with the elevated arch. The resulting deformities have created a preference for heels, not just as a status symbol, but as a comfortable and familiar choice for those accustomed to the unique changes of their feet.

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