Design a sophisticated, feminine and modern Arewa/Borno-inspired Ankara two-piece outfit consisting of a tailored top and a long skirt. The overall aesthetic should be modern Northern Nigerian elegance — culturally rooted, modest, graceful and luxurious, but not overly traditional or costume-like. The outfit should look like something a stylish young Borno/Arewa woman would genuinely wear to an elegant occasion. FABRIC: Use a beautiful Ankara fabric with a feminine floral pattern, preferably a pink-based print with shades of blush pink, dusty rose, cream, burgundy and subtle darker accents. The Ankara should remain the main visual focus. Use a plain complementary fabric only for small structured details if necessary. TOP — FRONT: Create a fitted but comfortable peplum-style top that gently defines the waist without being extremely tight. The top should have a clean, elegant neckline — a modest rounded-square or soft sweetheart neckline — with enough coverage to remain sophisticated. The bodice should be structured and beautifully tailored. Add subtle Northern-inspired detailing around the neckline and upper bodice, such as delicate embroidery, piping or small geometric detailing, but keep it minimal. The peplum should begin naturally at the waist and fall softly over the hips, creating a feminine silhouette without being excessively flared. SLEEVES: Use elegant long sleeves, fitted around the forearm with a slightly structured or softly flared cuff. Add a small Ankara-and-plain-fabric detail or delicate embroidery around the cuffs. The sleeves should look graceful rather than puffy or overly dramatic. TOP — BACK: The back should maintain the same clean, sophisticated design. Include a concealed zip or neat button closure. The waist should be clearly defined from the back, with the peplum falling naturally over the hips. SKIRT — FRONT: Create a long, high-waisted skirt that sits neatly at the natural waist and falls gracefully toward the ankles. The skirt should be fitted around the waist and upper hips before becoming slightly fuller toward the bottom. Use a subtle A-line or gentle mermaid-inspired silhouette — elegant and feminine, but comfortable enough to walk and sit in. Add a tasteful side slit or back slit for movement, but keep it modest. SKIRT — BACK: The back should have a clean, flattering silhouette with a concealed zip. The skirt should fall smoothly without excessive gathering or volume. AREWA/BORNO DETAILS: Incorporate subtle design influences inspired by Northern Nigerian fashion and Borno aesthetics rather than copying a traditional kaftan. Think clean geometric embroidery, refined borders, elegant sleeve finishing and structured tailoring. The cultural influence should be noticeable but understated. ACCESSORIES/STYLING: Style the outfit with simple gold jewellery, elegant pointed-toe or heeled shoes, and a structured handbag. Keep the accessories minimal because the Ankara should remain the focus. HAIR: A sleek low bun or elegant modest updo. MAKEUP: Soft, feminine and polished — natural-looking skin, defined brows, subtle eyeshadow, soft blush and a muted pink/nude lip. OVERALL LOOK: The final outfit should communicate: soft girl + modern Arewa woman + Borno heritage + understated luxury + feminine elegance. Avoid excessive beads, rhinestones, huge sleeves, exaggerated peplums, overly busy embroidery, overly revealing cuts, or a generic West African party-wear appearance. Show the outfit clearly from the front, back and side, with enough detail for a professional tailor to reproduce the design.