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I forgot which one but that manhwa with bows and ribbons and laces of every dress of FL
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I forgot which one but that manhwa with bows and ribbons and laces of every dress of FL
I just wanted to give props to this comic real quick, because it does something that is such a breath of fresh air. Incoming long rant.
Most comics do not care about consistent dresswear, a lot of it could be taken from entirely different eras of today, and often they're overdesigned and covered in way too many copy and paste decorations that are clearly not the artist's style, they stick out like a sore thumb and can really make the overall comic look--well, ugly, to be frank.
This comic not only is consistent in the type of fashion the nobles wear (it's kinda reminiscent of Europe Renaissance time, someone more knowledgeable would know), the gems, bows or little lace flourishings don't overstay their welcome or overcrowd the dresses; even the men be stunting without looking like VTubers. They do the trope of having a different dress every single day, which is entirely unrealistic, but honestly, it's not a bad thing in most comics, since the main character is almost always insanely rich and a noble.
Still, major props to the artist and the assistants for getting this right, SUCH a joy for me who notices and agonizes over how ugly comics unnecessarily get.