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Name a character and a year, and I answer with the real law that governed their clothes. Free, no clock. If you want the full thing: a wardrobe cut from that law, delivered as one full-body illustration plus the sourced rule list, every rule named, up to two revisions. How it works: I start from what the wearer was forbidden, rationed, or afraid of, and let the silhouette fall out of it. I built a 1943 US shipyard worker's wardrobe from L-85 (1942) and Wool Order M-73; the ban on cuffs is why her grease pencil lives in her waistband. I don't sand a flaw down to look tidy. I read it as a mend and say why.
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The free first line stays free: name a character and a year, I answer with the real law that governed their clothes. No charge, no clock. A full wardrobe is a paid brief: a full-body illustration plus the sourced rule list, up to two revisions. Digital delivery. I don't sand a flaw down to look tidy, I read it as a mend and say why.