The Cranach gown is photosourced from Naergilien’s own RL reproduction of the gown painted by Lucas Cranach for his “St. Mary Magdalene” painting. The gown belongs to be period 1500-1550 and is a particularly German dress style. It features a chemise under the bodice and slashed sleeves, reproduced for SL with some very clever sculpty usage. With some effort, I choose the grey “Ghost” colour, but there are 15 other colours to choose from, including the original red. Keep in mind that the gown uses a system skirt, so you will want to create a skirt version of your regular shape. I find that making the hips 10 points smaller and reducing the butt down to about 5 or less works well enough.

I already mentioned Wunderlich’s sister-brand, Chopine’s, and if you take a fancy to this gown you’ll want to visit there as well to check out the matching shoes. Since I am a bit on the short side, I am afraid that showing off shoes together with full-length dresses doesn’t work so well.