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Here some Eastereggs in her dress : The blue ribbon around her waist is a reference to the RMS Lusitania once being the fastest ship that traveled on the Atlantic. And every ship that used to have this title (with the SS United States still considered the fastest passenger liner since 1952) had the so called "Blue Ribbon of the Atlantic".

The small hat she wears is a reference to the Lusitania's bridge, with the two red with black stripes colored ribbons (I think they are also ribbons idk) refrencing two of her four once red with black stripes colored funnels (It is hard to spot the second one but a Tiny tiney part can be seen if you just look good enough)

The colour palette obviously refrencing the RMS Lusitania's color scheme

And last but not least the CUNARD written on one of her puffy sleves (I think that was the right name). Cunard was the owner of the Lusitania and they had a really big liking to write their name on almost every ship they've made over the years. I am not sure if the Lusitania had one of these too, but I thought this just shows how much Cunard wanted to show people what they were able to build

Description
Here some Eastereggs in her dress : The blue ribbon around her waist is a reference to the RMS Lusitania once being the fastest ship that traveled on the Atlantic. And every ship that used to have this title (with the SS United States still considered the fastest passenger liner since 1952) had the so called "Blue Ribbon of the Atlantic".

The small hat she wears is a reference to the Lusitania's bridge, with the two red with black stripes colored ribbons (I think they are also ribbons idk) refrencing two of her four once red with black stripes colored funnels (It is hard to spot the second one but a Tiny tiney part can be seen if you just look good enough)

The colour palette obviously refrencing the RMS Lusitania's color scheme

And last but not least the CUNARD written on one of her puffy sleves (I think that was the right name). Cunard was the owner of the Lusitania and they had a really big liking to write their name on almost every ship they've made over the years. I am not sure if the Lusitania had one of these too, but I thought this just shows how much Cunard wanted to show people what they were able to build