| Around the World | |
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| Based on | Women's circus costumes and men's steam-punk outfits |
| Series | Alice: Otherlands |
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The Around the World dress is the third outfit worn by Alice Liddell during her visit to Jules Verne's Otherland.
Appearance[]
Dress symbols[]
- Main article: Dress symbol
- Air –
– For communication, socialization, and conceptualization. - Antimony –
– Represents animal tendencies in humankind; the symbol of the wild nature in everyone.
Dress[]
Alice wears a mini black top hat with a red feather, and a black ribbon around her neck. She wears a black and red corset, showing a little cleavage, under an unbuttoned red jacket. Her dress skirt is black with white frills. Her stockings have a black-and-white diamond checkered design, and she wears red high heels. Her Vorpal Blade sheath is maroon with brown at its opening, decorated with a black bow with light brown edges.
Hollow Yves[]
Hollow Yves lacks his ribbons and is clipped on the huge red bow at Alice's back.
Trivia[]
- The dress may have been inspired by Verne's first novel, Five Weeks in a Balloon.
- Hot air balloons are usually released in culture fair environments. Balloons are whimsical, celebratory and festive. As such, Alice's clown-like attire for this scene is cute, playful, and fun. The design was created by referencing women's period circus costumes and men's steam-punk outfits.[1]
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