A rump-long hidden zipper, skillfully installed into the blouse’s front as a hand-sewn bearing between fabric and lining; a single invisible fastener to tailor the waist and continuate the pleat-sequence within the collar.

The short shorts are currently in the process of being amplified with a matching-fabric belt that’s easily lockable in two stances, for which was opted on equipping it with a rolling buckle, worked off with a silver bracket for guiding the remainder of the belt through and create a completed shining rectangle, making the construction look impeccable in its own, while the combination with punched metal eyelets fully strengthens the hold that the belt will have on the conjoinable furry leg-ins.

The leeway from the window-like aperture in the back of the Cathedral Cape brought me to implement a set of sew-able chains, which are normally used to hang a garment in the neckline, but happened to be ideal in length, sturdiness and expandability for constraining the cape’s slacking layers and guide its trailing motion.

The removability of the coat’s gilet-closure turned out to be an unanticipated challenge after several zipper experiments proved unsatisfactory, prompting the decision of affixing the two halves directly onto the coat’s facing and have them bend inwards instead, meeting them with stay buttons and closure loops on the lining, forming an actually more practical method of switching between the design‘s ‘open’ and ‘closed’ renditions.