Worlds Clothes

Having a mild climate with average temperatures around 18-25 degrees for much of the year clothes tended to be more open and revealing with cutouts and little fabric necessary on this part of the continent. Deep cleavages, open midriffs, curtains and cutouts were common and part of this world’s normal fashion for women.

Many beast-folk even went around completely naked in their homeland and often wore only the necessary to keep up with human decency and inhibition, which was already lower than in the normal world, as they felt the most comfortable being naked.

Elf's being close to nature believed being bare without a shed of clothes was the closest one could be to nature and therefore while they still held on to a certain level of decency their clothes tented to be more open showing off their bodies, that was especially true for females who are more spiritually inclined.

Curtains are very popular in traditional elf culture even if elves living close to humans settlements have strained from that tradition and often wear more humanlike clothes. Those who do live further away from human civilisation still hold true to their old traditional clothing.

Therefore humans in this world had a lower level of inhibition when it came to showing off one’s body due to cultural intermixing over many centuries.

Of course it also depended on location as people in rural areas tented to be more conservative while people in large cities being more liberal were more likely to include such foreign features into their daily outfits.

The average outfit will not be much more revealing than modern clothes, at least in the beginning of the story, but the standard of deviation can have an extraordinary effect on those at the top of the bell curve leading to some already wearing outfits which could be called scandalous in our world without a care. Especially adventurous are known to show off a lot of skin.

And as time goes on and the world becomes lewder so too will its normal inhabitants clothing change with the times depending on how much they are influenced by it. Some more than others but few can completely escape the change.

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In addition having other materials, flora and fauna available as well as professional alchemists in this world there was no lack of dye for most base colours as they discovered many different ways to make pigments during their various experiments and exploration in search of useful combinations to make potions.

While maybe not as widespread and cheap as in our normal world dyes hold no inherent significance cost barrier and even normal townspeople could afford colourful clothes with some up-charge. You will see far more colourful outfits in major cities and trading hotspots than outside through.

People have also been aspired by various relic clothes they found in ruins resembling our modern clothes which obviously lead to some of those designs being integrated into their culture as well. Making some outfits look distinctly modern.

While they might not have synthetic fabrics like we do they have found natural ways, combined with their own unique alchemical means to imitate those properties allowing them to create all manner of clothes.

Ps: still not quite satisfied with the market gif with changing clothes might remake it at a later time. It’s originally a single image.

And as a dessert here are the images which take place later:

The innocent looking guild girl might have taken on more than she expected as she tried to settle a dispute between two adventurer parties ending up between the two in more ways than one. In the end she did manage to make them come to an agreement but they requested more counselling and further consultations to go exclusively through her in the future.

As an elf Queen of a major tribe there was a lot of stress that built up over the course of the day for both herself and her guards and few methods were as effective in dispersing that stress and creating a tighter bond than shared group activities.