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Beatrice outfit
Beatrice (when in human form) is adorned in a classic, short-sleeved dress with a vintage flair, that could remind one of attire from the late 19th to early 20th century. The dress is a lovely shade of blue with a lighter, almost pastel blue underskirt peeking out from beneath the main layer. Her ensemble features puffed shoulders and the neckline is gently scalloped, hinting at a feminine touch. Around her waist, there's a faintly darker blue band accentuating the garment's form. The hemline of both the main dress and the underskirt is edged with a scalloped lace, which adds a layer of delicate detail to the look. This outfit is modest yet elegant, suggesting that Beatrice may belong to a time of refined tastes and social etiquette. Her attire is complemented by her neatly-done hair, which is held back with a blue headband that matches her dress, adding a harmonious element to her overall appearance.
About Beatrice
Beatrice is a talking bluebird who joins Wirt and Greg on their journey after they help her get untangled from a rose bush. She was originally a human girl who was transformed into a bluebird, along with her family, after she threw a rock at a bluebird. In order to reverse the curse, Beatrice makes a deal with an old lady named Adelaide to find a child servant in exchange for a pair of magical scissors that can remove the curse. Portrayed as clever and headstrong, Beatrice is emotionally closed off and struggles to convey affection. She feels guilty for her past actions and is determined to find a way to transform her family back into humans. Despite her emotional barriers, she develops a bond with Wirt and Greg, though she also tends to nag them and point out their flaws.
Outfit tips for dressing up like Beatrice
Research the fashion of the late 19th to early 20th century to understand the style and details of Beatrice's outfit.
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