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てえてえの二人が同じドレスを着て日本庭園の東屋で、カップ麺を食べています。 【Sailor Dress】 - Collar: A soft, wide, and deep straight V-neckline (without a modesty panel/bib); navy blue with three thin white stripes; a crimson sheer silk scarf threaded through a navy scarf slide. - Dress: Made of breathable, lightweight white serge fabric designed for Japan's humid summers; unlined. It lacks features like chest pockets that would impede airflow and is designed to be worn directly against the skin, featuring an above-the-knee pencil skirt silhouette. White zippers on both sides allow for putting it on and taking it off. Tailored with a princess-line panel structure—running from the armholes, over the bust, and down to the hem—it fits the body tightly like a formal dress without a waist seam; this innovative design eliminates the need for undergarments. The fit and breathability can be adjusted by how the side zippers are positioned: fully closed, it offers a formal, tight fit; normally, the zippers are opened down to the hip to create side slits, enhancing airflow and ease of movement. Even when opened widely, undergarments remain concealed. - Sleeves: Long sleeves featuring cuffs with the same striped pattern as the collar. - Footwear: White knee-high socks featuring a small embroidered school emblem on the outer upper calf. Black high-heeled loafers. - Skirt: Navy blue, above knee-length, and made of lightweight, unlined serge fabric prioritized for breathability. It features 32 full knife pleats around the entire circumference, swaying gently and draping beautifully when walking. - Socks: Navy blue, knee-high, with a small embroidered emblem on the upper outer side. - Shoes: Black penny loafers with thin soles and 11cm stiletto heels.