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| − | Venucci like “finer” fabrics, colourful schemes, and patterns, and decorative adornments such as jewellery. |
+ | Venucci like “finer” fabrics, colourful schemes, trim and patterns, and decorative adornments such as jewellery. |
The aspirational Venucci look is western European Renaissance period, though anything from late middle ages stretching to Victoriana can work. Try to avoid anything that looks more modern than mid-1800s, so late Victorian styles would be less appropriate. |
The aspirational Venucci look is western European Renaissance period, though anything from late middle ages stretching to Victoriana can work. Try to avoid anything that looks more modern than mid-1800s, so late Victorian styles would be less appropriate. |
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| + | More fantasy-inspired looks like robes, gowns and cloaks are certainly acceptable, but please try to use (preferably non-fur) trim, colours and patterns so as to distinguish yourself from the Enclave cultural look. |
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Latest revision as of 22:17, 5 October 2019
Look and Feel
Venucci like “finer” fabrics, colourful schemes, trim and patterns, and decorative adornments such as jewellery.
The aspirational Venucci look is western European Renaissance period, though anything from late middle ages stretching to Victoriana can work. Try to avoid anything that looks more modern than mid-1800s, so late Victorian styles would be less appropriate.
More fantasy-inspired looks like robes, gowns and cloaks are certainly acceptable, but please try to use (preferably non-fur) trim, colours and patterns so as to distinguish yourself from the Enclave cultural look.