I was very impressed when I saw the dress: The quality of the material was/is very good and the dress was an excellent fit
Published in 1732, Jonathan Swifts poem, The Ladys Dressing Room (full text) follows a man, Strephon, as he goes through the unoccupied room of a woman named Celia (which means that hes an 18th century medicine-cabinet-snoop) and discovers that, though lovely in public, in private shes pretty much a disgusting pig: And first a dirty smock appeared, Beneath the arm-pits well besmeared
The Painted Cream-pale Celadon hutch features 2 shelves for display and a carved design of botanicals and bow in an off-white
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Her "Energy Arrows" aren't physical and are manifested with the use of her bow
So I decided to see if I could make a tie dyed dress instead