You could MAYBE argue that they were looking at 16th-century different colored over- and under-gowns like this, but I think thats a stretch: The puffed sleeves, slashed to show another color underneath, are DEFINITELY a 16th-century reference: The short puffs are probably taken from similar styles to those shown above, with the fitted lower part of the sleeve removed
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More fitted silhouettes can also work, but the construction needs to allow movement
4 5 Minutes for Mom Your little one will love this warm and comfy costume, which gives kids their very own set of wings for trick-or-treating
Think cascading layers, whisper-soft folds, and delicate gathers that catch the light just right
