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Purple layered gown — official photo-mode showcase

A traceable Steam image shows a full purple and pale-lilac gown, floral decorations and repeated trim lines.

Official showcase; recipe unknownApplies to: Capture build unknown · source checked 24 Sep 2026
Official Dressmaker screenshot: a purple and pale-lilac layered gown on a mannequin, with flower-shaped ornaments and trim, beside photo-mode controls.
Official Steam screenshot · Cozy Lives / Free Lives · original image, capture build unknown; not a site-tested recipe.

The official image shows the dress on a mannequin in photo mode. Visible features include a broad layered skirt, a fitted decorated bodice, purple upper sleeves, pale hanging sleeve sections, white flower-shaped ornaments and repeated pale and gold-toned borders. These are visual observations, not confirmed item names.

The image does not expose a complete pattern list, fabric IDs, decoration counts, customer or score panel. No exact recipe, material quantity, cost, commission success or compatibility claim is inferred from it. It is not a screenshot of any outfit starter on this site.

The full original image is reproduced without a crop or edits, from the project's already archived official Steam screenshot. The capture build was not supplied by that source. Game artwork and the screenshot belong to Cozy Lives / Free Lives and their respective rights holders.

Key facts

Visible in the image
Full mannequin view; purple/lilac layers, flower-shaped ornaments and repeated trim borders.
Unknown
Pattern and fabric IDs, counts, cost, customer, score and capture build are not shown.

Steps and checks

  1. Observe the overall silhouette and repeated border rhythm before choosing your own items.
  2. Use the pattern tool and catalogs to check any reconstruction attempt independently; matching the look does not identify the original recipe.
  3. Keep your own recipe and in-game result separate from this official reference image.

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