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Dead eel's regalia. Apparel like this could contain sharpened fish bones and rope, tied together to form an intimidating mask and adornments. To complete the deep-sea wyrm look, some moray eel companions could slink and slither around the dragon's form.

Seaspray explorer's set. Apparel like this could include nautical navigation tools, such as compasses, sextants, telescopes, watches, and maps carried on the dragon. Bundles of rough sailing fabric could be hoisted on the wings, clothes, and face. Sea-worn leather and rope could form various belts and straps on the clothing. Finally, a seabird companion tags along for the ride (drawn here as a skua, though a petrel or albatross works too). 

Pearl-catcher's collection. Apparel like this could contain various strings and hanging ornaments made of pearls and twine. The sizes could range from those of natural oysters, to really big oysters, to that's-definitely-just-a-PC's-pearl. Also included could be some flowy sashes or fabric for that authentic oracle look.

Reef-hide coral. Apparel like this could include arching coral colonies growing from the dragon's body, forming a self-contained reef ecosystem. A branching crown, mantle, limb + hip covers, and wing pieces could complete the set. The type of coral could vary, but I used the site's 'dragonhorn' & 'staghorn' corals.

Kelp forest keepers. Apparel like this could include large swaths of sea weed or kelp, trailing along the dragon's body and wings. This style could suit not only those within the saltwater kelp forests, but also eerie kelpies or riverfolk emerging from the freshwaters. Also included in the set could be some playful otter companions!