Suggestions

[quote name="Demonochorus" date="2024-03-13 06:03:23" ] More apparel inspired by the Earth fest cascades, the starlit pants, and the bewitching bangles! More silk apparel! More jewelry! Golden and silver and bronze/copper chains/jewelry! Wheat apparel but it's like the flowerfall/crown/lei line! More flower apparel! [/quote] all of this, fully agree. You know what I'd love to see though? Non-festival apparel sets inspired by Harpy culture and aesthetics, and the same of the Colonnades of Antiquity [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/static/layout/lair_icons/47.png[/img] [img]https://flightrising.com/images/wiki/harpywiki.png[/img]

There's lots of trinkets which depict clothing which I think would be awesome to have as actual clothing items! Most notably the Wolpertinger Hoodie. They could be Swipp trades or Baldwin crafts where you use several of that item to make it.

The different plushie items would also be adorable to have on our dragons! We need more stuffed animal frens for our dragons

I just realised that we really don't have any simple shawls or mantles. Lemme elaborate: we have sage shawls, which are super nice but their colours are limited and they're very very large [item=mystic sage shawl][item=charming sage shawl] we might have starsilk shawls which are simpler in design, but they're see-through and very particular in aesthetics (glittery, stars, space) [item=paradise starsilk shawl][item=horizon starsilk shawl] the plumed mantles are wonderful but...they aren't fabric, they're feathers [item=date plumed mantle][item=fig plumed mantle] we have Baldwin mantles but they're enormous, bulky and either very shiny or too vibrant [item=peacebringer's mantle][item=twice-dyed mantle] we have loads of extremely intricate and large-coverage fest mantles which are all highly limited in colour and very specific in design [item=mistral mantle][item=seashell mantle][item=thornfell mantle][item=incense mantle][item=inked mantle][item=lustrous mantle][item=bramble mantle] and the scarves are just scarves. Do you understand my suffering? Could we get some sort of simple, rectangular shawl that covers the neck and shoulders, and is in warm colours and is not shiny and glittery? There are so many amazing UMs but we just don't have anything like it in apparel form [item=accent: ahn vertur][item=accent: arcana imperii][item=accent: domini aurum][item=accent: gilded sweater][item=accent: golden harvest][item=accent: honeycrisp][item=accent: juutan merchant][item=accent: luxury in vineyards][item=accent: mark my words][item=accent: mistaken blessing] [img]https://4.api.artsmia.org/full/98095.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.etsystatic.com/6041266/r/il/719f81/3010863911/il_fullxfull.3010863911_tgnz.jpg[/img]

Hats for train conductors, pilots, and ship captains please :') I need more hats

considering Marva has a shop now what if we add expansions to the paper masques there
so every breed can be represented in paper glory

More bonecarver set colours. I can't believe we got more sea slug cloaks before we got more bonecarver stuff, especially since the bonecarver sets were released first.

I'd especially love a set with red cloth to match some of the plague fest apparel. Maybe a set with black or white cloth as well, something that'll work on most dragons.

I really like the appearance of the Steampunk Goggles, but I don't really like how they always cover the dragon's eyes. I think it'd be nice if there were alternate versions of the Goggles which went on the forehead instead of over the eyes, so that your dragons eyes could still be visible. An extra benefit of having forehead versions of the goggles is that you could wear two different goggle colors, one on the forehead and one on the eyes! This would be a great addition to all of the various glasses and goggles apparel items which cover the eyes! edit: quick mockup of how it could work, obviously the actual apparel item would be more polished [img]https://i.imgur.com/Na81Ee6.png[/img]

Fur lined hoods for the arctic apparel sets! Realized there was a great lack of hoods that weren't just thin fabric when I was trying to make a fandragon recently of a character that has a fur lined coat with the hood up. Also! More winter apparel types hats! Beanies, that type of hat with a fur fuzzball on the top, and those hats with the ear flaps lined in fur that go down the sides of your head.

Unrelated to the winter apparel ideas, fishing rods and bug nets would be really useful!