Reblogged by bendingoutward:
wolfe@corteximplant.com ("Úŋa") wrote:
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- A traditional Plains-style regalia dress. It's bright and colorful, with yellow, white, red, and black (traditional colors) and a variety of pattern combinations. Among the patterns are black and white polka dots, a red background with white arrows pointing up, and a black and white triangle checkered fabric. Long yellow, almost gold fringe runs across the chest, laying over the triangle black and white checkered pattern. The right sleeve is raised to reveal more of the layered patterns. It goes from black and white polka dots to a line of red ribbon to a line of yellow ribbon to a thicker line of red fabric with white arrows to the majority of the sleeve being black and white triangle checkered fabric. The bust of the dress is the triangle checkered pattern with the bottom half being the red and white fabric. In the center, there is a thick red belt. The bottom is lined with black and white polka-dotted ribbon, then layered with satin ribbons in the following order: yellow, red, black, red, yellow, then more black and white dotted ribbon. The end is similar to the bust with yellow fringe overlaying fabric, but this time with the red background and white arrow fabric. A portion of the back is visible, revealing black and white polka-dotted fabric. (remote)