$90.99 covers Gyokuyou’s robe set with seven listed components, so the jewelry and layered clothing belong to the same purchase. That matters for a costume whose character comes through in the relationship between its pieces: red framing mint, a pink embroidered bodice above the white inner dress, and gold accents drawing attention upward. This is Gyokuyou’s graceful palace presence expressed through color and arrangement.
Red frames the mint at the sleeves
The red outer robe establishes the outline, while the mint lining and drapes give the outfit its contrasting color. Letting that mint remain visible at the sleeves helps preserve the layered effect. The white inner dress gives the eye another distinct area to read, with the pink embroidered bodice adding detail through the center. Each color has a place; the arrangement is part of what makes this particular Gyokuyou costume recognizable.
Gyokuyou is a high consort in The Apothecary Diaries, and her court clothing suits that role. For photographs, give the sleeves and drapes enough space to remain visible. A tightly cropped portrait can emphasize the necklace and headpiece, while a longer composition can show how the robe frames the dress.
Seven components behind the palace silhouette
The included pieces are the inner dress, outer robe, shawl, necklace, headpiece, shoulder straps and waist sash. Keeping that list clear is useful here: the shawl and shoulder straps are listed separately, and the necklace and headpiece are part of the set. Wig and shoes are excluded.
The stated material is polyester. Build any additional purchases around the actual package contents, particularly if you already have footwear or a wig intended for Gyokuyou. The included jewelry gives you two specific accessories to account for when planning the outfit, alongside the clothing layers and sash.
The inner dress deserves its own measurement check
All six sizes—S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL—are available for the Gyokuyou Robe Set. There are separate measurement charts for the outer robe and inner dress. Read both, because selecting a robe size also means selecting the dress that sits beneath it.
For example, M lists an outer robe bust of 90 cm and length of 109 cm. Its inner dress has an 89 cm bust, 72 cm waist and 102 cm length. Those figures describe the garments; the suggested body height for M is 155–160 cm. Height alone does not cover those other dimensions.
At XXXL, the outer robe measures 106 cm at the bust and 117 cm long, while the inner dress measures 105 cm at the bust, 88 cm at the waist and 110 cm long. Allow for a possible 1–3 cm variation from hand measurement when comparing the figures.
Give the headpiece and drapes their moment
Arrange the headpiece and settle the gold hair sticks before fastening the waist sash. That sequence lets you work from the upper accessories down to the waist, with the necklace, shoulder details and robe contributing to the overall arrangement. Leave the mint visible instead of letting the red cover every contrasting section.
Once the package arrives, check how the mint lining sits at the sleeves and adjust the robe so that contrasting edge remains visible.
More faces from The Apothecary Diaries court
Continue with another Gyokuyou option, or bring Maomao, Jinshi and Lihua into a palace group.
- For another costume centered on the same high consort, consider The Apothecary Diaries Gyokuyou Cosplay Costume alongside this red and mint robe set.
- The Apothecary Diaries Lihua Cosplay Costume adds another high consort to a group drawn from the series’ palace setting.
- Maomao’s palace role provides a natural connection through The Apothecary Diaries Maomao Palace Maid Cosplay Costume, pairing the apothecary with Gyokuyou.
- A white outfit introduces another court character through The Apothecary Diaries Jinshi White Ancient-Style Cosplay Costume for a broader series ensemble.