Dear me, I am so sorry for leaving you in the lurch... I have been very busy with school, but now hopefully I shall be able to keep up with this better.

I think you should wear a long dress, overlaid with a gauzy, clingy, mistlike material that swirls around it. It's high-necked (basically like the neck of Elsa's cloak in Frozen).  The sleeves should be long and tight. The whole dress usually looks pale gray, except when you make a sudden movement or when the light strikes it at a certain angle, in which case it shimmers in different colors for a moment. It could be fastened with a silken white belt. Over this, you can wear a long cloak, of whatever color matches your mood at that moment, and fastened with a heavy bronze or copper clasp. Your hair should be loose, or kept back with a blue clip.

Let me see. I think you should wear a yellow, short-sleeved top, with pintucks at the neck. It should be slightly flowing, but not too loose. With this, you should wear a short skirt or short shorts, of whatever color you like. Your hair should be in a ponytail or a French braid, and you could add a small dark green or topaz-colored brooch to it to add a bit of sparkle.

Or, if you want something more fantastical and sophisticated, you could wear this:

A knee-length, dark-green, slim-cut dress, with a deep narrow V-neck and elbow-length sleeves that are a little looser than the rest of the dress. Along the bottom of the skirt, the dark green color gives way to a band of narrow white triangles pointing upwards, alternating with pastel-dark-green triangles pointing downward. It's made of silk or satin, so it glistens a little in bright light. Your hair should be loose or in a French braid, and again, I would advise the small dark green or topaz-colored brooch. And there you are!

Ooh la la! i am late, but never mind...

You should wear a short-sleeved white top, not loose but not too clingy. It's plain, except for the pattern of a stylized, four-petaled red flower in the center, with two of its petals pointing up and down and the others pointing to left and right. There is a green, stylized leaf pointing diagonally between each petal. The skirt is longish, a bit past knee length, and slim, made of a gauzy material. It's a pale blue, probably periwinkle, and has the same pattern as the top - except the petals are blue, and the leaves are yellow. Wear with sandals or whatever other shoes you like. Your hair can be in a ponytail, or loose with a headband or brooch. You can jazz up the outfit with an agate bracelet or necklace.

And there you are! Please tell me if you want something more in a fantasy style, because I shall be charmed to design that as well.

I cannot decide between a realistic outfit and a fantasy-style one, so here are both!

Realistic:

This would be for a winter's day. You could wear a slim, close-fitting golden brown jacket with green touches at the bottom and at the neck, with long sleeves and a golden-brown hood with green touches at the edge. With that, you could wear a knee-length skirt, of the same shade, with subtle green swirls embroidered along the hem. You should also wear tall white leather boots. If you're wearing the hood, your hair would be tucked under it, but if you take off the hood, your hair would be visible... let me see, I think you could add a white or green brooch to it, but otherwise just leave it plain, since it's already colorful.

Fantasy-style:

A lilac-purple dress with elbow-length sleeves, slightly loose. The neck is a narrow, small square. The bodice part of the dress points slightly downward. The skirt is the same shade as the bodice, and made of a heavy material like satin, but there is also an overskirt of a slightly lighter purple, and made of a thin gauzy material. The overskirt opens in front in an upside-down V to show the satin skirt, and is also slightly shorter than the satin skirt. Wear with whatever white or purple jewelry you like!

Hmm, I think you should wear a bright red goose-down vest over a plaid red flannel shirt, or else over a white cashmere sweater with red Nordic patterns around the neck. Leave the vest unzipped to showcase the patterns. You could wear it with a knee-length plaid flannel skirt, or, if you don't like skirts,  bootcut or wide-leg white jeans. Wear with red flats and a long necklace with lots of amber beads. Your hair can be braided, or just swept back, but either way, you can fasten it with an amber-colored clip. Voila!