Print the Pattern Smaller and Correct the Seam Allowance Print out the pattern pieces using a printer with a custom scale setting set to 87% (or your desired percent difference)
When untucked, the hem falls just far enough to cover your belt
Shes gone for more of a straight, sleek look now, but she used to have a less tamed version of Farrah Fawcetts style
Embellishment: beading
Dress for early medieval women was modest and restrained, consisting of a floor-length, loosely-fitted undertunic (a chemise), with long, tight sleeves and a narrow belt, over which was worn one or more ankle-to-floor length sleeveless surcoats (also called tunics, gowns, cyclas or kirtles)
However, I did find that they rubbed a bit on my toes so I would wear these to a place where you dont have to do a lot of walking, such as out to lunch with friends