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I think it should Be pretty and magical looking, kinda like a fairy type dress. Or like a plain pink or light colored dress.

OR you could go simple: like black dress pants and a nice dressy shirt.

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A simple overcoat like the ones worn in the Middle Ages. It can't be purple because only the king can wear purple. I saw the Royal Shakespear Company do Macbeth in street clothes. They wore jeans and the brown, black, or blue jackets with the king in purple.

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