The White Witch
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The great "Queen" of Narnia first meets the future King Edmund the Just in Lantern Waste, offering him turkish delight, in exchange for his betrayal of his siblings and causing the ultimate sacrifice. And looks quite fashionable while doing it. Her crown is full-length (eight inches), and her dreads are twisted about the back of the head, the remaining length worn down around her right shoulder. Her dress is the basic template. The skirt is ground-length at the front, and seems to drop slightly at the sides. She wears her full-length mantle of white fur pelts. The bodice of the dress is white, gradually fading into blue at above the waistline, and reaching its full hue at around knee-length. And yet it's much more than a normal Ombre dye job: it's gradually fading to blue, but differently with several layers. When begins the fade, it appears that blue dyed silk had white felted wool laying over it. Then gradually, at knee length, the wool is dyed marbled blue as well. It appears that over this is the lace with silver threads, with the pale white organza pieces. Succinctly put, it seems the lower silk layer was dyed higher up than the felted wool. See below for some ultra-lovely high resolution exhibit images!
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