What the order asks
The card combines three style minimums — Gothic, Romantic, Cute — with a white colour rule and a tight budget. The documented route is front lace stays, a chanterelle collar and a Mother of Pearl skirt: a formal, lace-heavy shape that suits all three styles without needing a second silhouette.
White lace first, silk last
The walkthrough's logic: white lace as the main fabric serves the colour rule and the lace-heavy style mix at once, while silk — the expensive option — is limited to small pieces where its tags are still needed. To shop for the order, filter the fabric store by colour: white, then compare each candidate's style tags for Gothic, Romantic and Cute instead of assuming the priciest white scores best.
Keep the spend down
Treat the budget as a running total, not a recipe. Buy the main metres in lace, add silk only in small amounts, and check the total before each extra purchase — prices and the fabric you already own decide the real number, so no fixed cost figure from a guide survives contact with your save. If a style row comes up short after the main fabric is down, adjust one small piece or the accent fabric rather than rebuying the body of the dress.
Before delivery
- Every fabric entry inside the white colour rule — check each item's colour tag, not its display name.
- Gothic, Romantic and Cute all at or past their markers.
- The running total still inside the budget row your card shows.
- Quality at its target; if it lags, review the measuring-to-sewing chain rather than the style rows.
- Then finish, photograph and choose Complete Commission.