For the wig, I wanted something casual that was "grab and go" where I could just toss it in my suitcase and not have to worry about the style getting damaged. Maybe one day I'd like to do the spiky style, but I love this curly wig in the meantime! I also wish the bangs were a tad longer so I could curl them, but maybe I can fix that later.

I used bottomweight fabrics to create the uniform- luckily it came in all the colors that I needed! I patterned the whole look on my dress form, and everything is serged, and almost all stitches are top-stitched to give it a pressed and clean appearance.

The blouse with peplum is separate from the mini pencil skirt. The skirt and blouse both zip up on the left side with an invisible zipper. I wish I had made the collar of the blouse detachable so I could've made it more fitted to the neckline. I had to deepen the collar so I could put it over my head, haha. Oh well, now I know for next time! 

For the blouse shoulder straps, I opted to add little gold buttons and make a pointed ending to them just to make the detail a little more interesting! The buttons on the shoulders, breast pockets, collar, and hat were all cast in resin with gold powder pigment.

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The red trim on the collar and hat are done in bias tape, and the hat is entirely made from scratch using upholstery interfacing, stretch vinyl, and scraps from the uniform. I still have to make a more accurate belt buckle, and strap for my bag, but those are easy-peasy, and I'll get to them eventually, I suppose, hahaha.