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Ciel’s Lan Mao Cheongsam in Lavender and Floral Blue

Ciel Phantomhive Lan Mao costume with lavender cheongsam, blue floral jacket, black sash and white cord

At a distance, the lavender-and-blue palette settles into two distinct layers, with black at the waist giving Ciel’s Lan Mao outfit definition. Move closer and the smaller details begin to register: flowers across the blue jacket, a purple pattern at the cheongsam hem, and the white cord against the darker sash.

This is the women’s-cut version of Ciel Phantomhive’s “Lan Mao,” or Blue Cat, look from Black Butler. Its appeal rests in that arrangement of color and pattern, with a short upper layer leaving the lavender cheongsam visible beneath it.

Lavender below, blue flowers above

The jacket and cheongsam give the eye different places to pause. Floral detail occupies the upper layer, while the purple hem pattern draws attention farther down. Between them, the black sash provides a visual break. The white cord introduces a smaller, brighter accent without adding another large block of color.

That distribution is useful when planning photographs. A full-length frame gives the patterned hem room to register alongside the jacket. A closer portrait naturally places more emphasis on the blue flowers and waist details. Neither view tells quite the same story about the outfit.

Four pieces make up Ciel’s Blue Cat look

The Lan Mao Set costs $80.99 and includes the lavender cheongsam, blue floral jacket, black sash and white cord. There is one set style to select, offered in S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL. The listed fabric is milk silk, described as a satin-like knit.

Wig, shoes, eyepatch and shorts are excluded. Those omissions matter when planning your interpretation of Ciel, particularly if you want the eyepatch as part of the character presentation. Keep your accessory list beside the four included pieces so the order and your intended outfit remain easy to compare.

Read the jacket and cheongsam measurements together

Two measurement tables describe this set, and they refer to different garments. The shorter lengths belong to the jacket; the longer “under dress” measurements belong to the cheongsam. For example, size L lists a 38 cm jacket length and a 79 cm cheongsam length. Reading either table alone leaves part of the fit decision unanswered.

The bust ranges differ too: L lists 91–95 cm for the jacket and 97–101 cm for the cheongsam. Compare both layers with your measurements, then check the dress’s waist and hip entries as well. Suggested height is a recommendation rather than a garment dimension. Allow for a 1–2 cm variation from hand measurement; the chart’s XXXL corresponds to the orderable 3XL.

Let the floral jacket have its space

For a portrait, a restrained background can give these details room. Lavender, blue, purple, black and white already supply several points of interest, so a simple setting lets their arrangement remain legible. Keep the hem within the frame when you want the cheongsam’s pattern to share attention with the upper layer.

The blue floral jacket remains the quiet center of the outfit.

Other wardrobe choices for Ciel Phantomhive

These Black Butler costumes offer other ways to portray Ciel, from school attire to more decorative interpretations.

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