Got it — here's the full outfit assembled from your four references, translated into a single traditional set with your color changes:

**1. Skirt (base layer, from photo 2)**
Same silhouette and stripe pattern as photo 2's skirt, but recolored: the white sections become red, the brown stripes become black. Add white buttons running along the bottom hem/border.

**2. Zigzag peplum (worn over the skirt, from photo 1)**
Same zigzag hem length and shape as photo 1's peplum, but recolored: the cream/white sections become red, the maroon stripes become black.

**3. Top (worn under the cape, styled after photo 4)**
Same structure as the bodice in photo 4 — with that long front panel/drop — but recolored to red with black stripes and touches of cream/white worked in.

**4. Cape (outermost layer, from photo 3)**
Same red cape/poncho shape and length as photo 3, keeping the red base, but the beaded trim changes to black and white beads instead of the original colors.

**Wearing order (bottom to top):** skirt → zigzag peplum → top → cape.

One thing I want to confirm before you take this to a tailor — when I said "1 picture down" I read that as the bottom-left photo (the red beaded cape), and "the top on the second picture down" as the bottom-right photo's bodice. Let me know if you meant it differently.



Got it — here's the full outfit assembled from your four references, translated into a single traditional set with your color changes:

**1. Skirt (base layer, from photo 2)**
Same silhouette and stripe pattern as photo 2's skirt, but recolored: the white sections become red, the brown stripes become black. Add white buttons running along the bottom hem/border.

**2. Zigzag peplum (worn over the skirt, from photo 1)**
Same zigzag hem length and shape as photo 1's peplum, but recolored: the cream/white sections become red, the maroon stripes become black.

**3. Top (worn under the cape, styled after photo 4)**
Same structure as the bodice in photo 4 — with that long front panel/drop — but recolored to red with black stripes and touches of cream/white worked in.

**4. Cape (outermost layer, from photo 3)**
Same red cape/poncho shape and length as photo 3, keeping the red base, but the beaded trim changes to black and white beads instead of the original colors.

**Wearing order (bottom to top):** skirt → zigzag peplum → top → cape.

One thing I want to confirm before you take this to a tailor — when I said "1 picture down" I read that as the bottom-left photo (the red beaded cape), and "the top on the second picture down" as the bottom-right photo's bodice. Let me know if you meant it differently.

Got it — here's the full outfit assembled from your four references, translated into a single traditional set with your color changes: **1. Skirt (base layer, from photo 2)** Same silhouette and stripe pattern as photo 2's skirt, but recolored: the white sections become red, the brown stripes become black. Add white buttons running along the bottom hem/border. **2. Zigzag peplum (worn over the skirt, from photo 1)** Same zigzag hem length and shape as photo 1's peplum, but recolored: the cream/white sections become red, the maroon stripes become black. **3. Top (worn under the cape, styled after photo 4)** Same structure as the bodice in photo 4 — with that long front panel/drop — but recolored to red with black stripes and touches of cream/white worked in. **4. Cape (outermost layer, from photo 3)** Same red cape/poncho shape and length as photo 3, keeping the red base, but the beaded trim changes to black and white beads instead of the original colors. **Wearing order (bottom to top):** skirt → zigzag peplum → top → cape. One thing I want to confirm before you take this to a tailor — when I said "1 picture down" I read that as the bottom-left photo (the red beaded cape), and "the top on the second picture down" as the bottom-right photo's bodice. Let me know if you meant it differently.

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