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This set will, when I colour it, be brown and cream, and was inspired by a butterfly I saw in my backyard. Its wings looked like brown velvet.

Once again mixing worlds in ways I'm sure they should not be mixed, both the Lysandrene and Aldercing versions are modeled by Sereptiel, who wears a lot of black and brown. They're strong, authoritative colours that both make her look like somebody in charge and also allow her to be both sexy and sexless. Sereptiel is very principled and very much above using her body to get what she wants. But if a man is dumb enough to delude himself into thinking she might... who's she to argue if it gets her what she's after? Hence her preferred mode of dress. Look, Don't Touch.

Random interesting fact: the Lysandrene champagne flute has no base - it isn't meant to be put down before it's emptied. In modern times this is just a matter of tradition, but it stems from a need during imperial times to make sure nobody left a half-full glass sitting where someone could put recreational drugs into it. The drug trade ended when the empire collapsed and formal relations with the southern kingdoms - where interesting tropical things that can be dried and purified grow - were cut off. But by now everybody 'just knows' that glasses for alcohol should not be made so that you can put down a full one.

Description
This set will, when I colour it, be brown and cream, and was inspired by a butterfly I saw in my backyard. Its wings looked like brown velvet.

Once again mixing worlds in ways I'm sure they should not be mixed, both the Lysandrene and Aldercing versions are modeled by Sereptiel, who wears a lot of black and brown. They're strong, authoritative colours that both make her look like somebody in charge and also allow her to be both sexy and sexless. Sereptiel is very principled and very much above using her body to get what she wants. But if a man is dumb enough to delude himself into thinking she might... who's she to argue if it gets her what she's after? Hence her preferred mode of dress. Look, Don't Touch.

Random interesting fact: the Lysandrene champagne flute has no base - it isn't meant to be put down before it's emptied. In modern times this is just a matter of tradition, but it stems from a need during imperial times to make sure nobody left a half-full glass sitting where someone could put recreational drugs into it. The drug trade ended when the empire collapsed and formal relations with the southern kingdoms - where interesting tropical things that can be dried and purified grow - were cut off. But by now everybody 'just knows' that glasses for alcohol should not be made so that you can put down a full one.