Deciding on Alice DeRoss’s dress size also means deciding on the bloomers beneath it, since this listing sells both in one Full Set. At $173.99, the order covers the garments and several character accessories together. There is one purchase style, with XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL available. Start with the dress’s bust and waist, then check the separate bloomer measurements before settling on a size.
Alice’s rabbit belongs in the frame
The Journalist is Identity V’s investigative survivor, Alice DeRoss. Her Alice in Dreamland costume gives that identity a storybook setting through turquoise lace and a white rabbit cameo. The rabbit brooch deserves attention in a portrait: it offers a small, specific focal point within the much larger blue dress. A photograph cropped too tightly around the face would lose that reference.
There is detail behind Alice, too, including a back bow. A front portrait and a turned view therefore serve different purposes, showing the rabbit accent in one and the bow in the other. The listed materials are lace and brushed polyester.
Two garments to measure for Alice
For a useful reference, the M dress measures 117 cm long, with an 88–92 cm bust and a 68–72 cm waist. Its shoulder measurement is 39 cm. Compare those figures with a similar dress you own, paying attention to where its waist and hem fall on you. Height is part of the chart, but it should sit alongside those garment comparisons.
The M bloomers are 64 cm long, with a listed stretch waist of 67–118 cm and hips of 116–120 cm. That broad waist range does not replace checking the dress’s narrower measurements. Across the available sizes, dress length increases from 113 cm in XS to 125 cm in XXXL. Allow for a possible 1–3 cm difference because the measurements were taken by hand.
The M sleeve measures 30.5 cm, and its height reference is 158–166 cm. For comparison, L has a 31 cm sleeve, a 92–96 cm bust and a 72–76 cm waist. Its bloomers measure 66 cm long, with hips of 120–124 cm.
More than a lace dress
The Full Set includes the dress, bloomers, calf socks, belt, waist decorations, headband, glasses and key prop. Those smaller pieces matter when planning your order: glasses and a key are already supplied, while a wig and shoes are excluded. You can make those two remaining choices around your own portrayal rather than buying duplicate accessories.
A short, wavy auburn wig is one suggested addition for the Journalist. A notebook is another optional prop, particularly useful for a quiet investigative gesture. The supplied key offers a different possibility: hold it where it remains visible without drawing attention away from the rabbit cameo.
Unpacking the Dreamland details
Give the small accessories their own place while unpacking, especially the glasses and key prop. Separating them from the garments makes the eight listed components easier to count. Finish your arrival check by adjusting the supplied headband to the position you want beside your hair or chosen wig.
More storybook turns from Identity V
These Identity V costumes offer fellow survivors with garden-party, star and theatrical details to accompany Alice’s Dreamland interpretation.
- For another dress-led survivor choice, Identity V Toy Merchant Glimmer Within Reach Cosplay Costume Yellow White Star Dress introduces yellow, white and stars.
- Identity V Mike Morton Brightest Star Cosplay Costume Red White Prince Jacket With Shawl gives the Acrobat a princely direction beside Alice.
- A garden gathering provides a shared setting for Alice and Identity V Little Girl Garden Party Cosplay Costume.
- The ruffles and sun headdress of Identity V Weeping Clown Extinguished Sun Cosplay Costume White Ruffle Shirt And Sun Headdress extend a theatrical group.