What the order asks

The card combines three style minimums — Elegant, Glamour, Risqué — with a material share, sequins at least 10%, and a colour rule: use only black and orange. The documented route is a cinched keyhole bodice, whirlpool collar, godiva sleeves and a twilight-hour skirt.

An orange and black sequin dress with a keyhole bodice on a mannequin, photographed in photo mode
A documented Bold Tigress example in photo mode: orange and black with sequins on a keyhole silhouette. The 10% sequin figure comes from the walkthrough text — this photo shows no requirement rows, so confirm the share target on your own card. View full screenshot.

One sequin piece can be enough

A share row follows how much of the dress the fabric covers, so at 10% the bodice or the skirt in sequins can carry the requirement alone — the walkthrough's stated plan is sequins on one of those pieces, not across the whole gown. Don't import the Art Appreciator habit of main-body sequins: that order asks for at least 50%, this one for a tenth, and every extra sequin metre is budget spent for no row.

Working inside black and orange

The colour rule checks every fabric entry, and that includes the sequin one: the sequin fabric itself must sit inside the list, so reach for a black or orange sequin entry rather than a silver or gold that would break the rule while feeding the share. With sequins spoken for, the remaining black and orange fabrics are chosen purely for the three style rows — read their tags, and if Elegant, Glamour or Risqué lags, swap a plain piece before touching the sequin panel.

Before delivery

  1. Every fabric entry — sequin included — tagged black or orange.
  2. Sequin share at or past its 10% marker.
  3. Elegant, Glamour and Risqué all at or past their markers.
  4. Quality at its target; if it lags, review the measuring-to-sewing chain.
  5. Then finish and choose Complete Commission.
Further reading:Into Indie commission walkthrough