Lace sits over the glossy black surface of Osaragi’s bandeau dress. That relationship between the two garments is the starting point for this manga version: a sheer top supplies pattern, while the dress beneath supplies a solid dark shape. Both belong to the same outfit, but they reward different kinds of attention. From farther away, the black silhouette leads; closer up, the lace becomes a larger part of the impression.
An ORDER assassin dressed in lace
Osaragi belongs to the ORDER in Sakamoto Days, where her giant saw makes a memorable counterpoint to this dress. The clothing has its own presence even without the weapon. Lace, a bandeau shape and a veil establish a deliberately dressed appearance, giving a character portrait something to work with before any action pose enters the frame.
The listed materials are faux leather and lace. Their visual contrast matters here: the glossy dress and patterned top should remain distinguishable in your reference choices, especially when planning photographs against a dark background.
Two waist measurements deserve attention
The Full Set costs $94.99 and is available in XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Choosing among them means checking the top and bandeau dress individually. Their waist figures differ substantially, even though their listed bust ranges match within each size.
For example, M lists an 83–87 cm bust for both garments. The top’s waist is 79–83 cm, while the dress waist is 66–70 cm. Reading only the top’s figures would leave out an important part of the decision. Compare each garment with a similar piece you already own, paying particular attention to the dress waist.
Length also changes the proportions. The M dress is 93 cm long, paired with a 59 cm top and 56 cm sleeves. Measurements can vary by 1–3 cm because they are taken by hand.
The veil belongs in the clothing budget
This order includes the lace top, bandeau dress, veil, invisible bra straps and clear shoulder straps. The veil therefore needs no separate purchase. The two listed strap accessories are also supplied, a useful detail to note when comparing what you already have with what the set provides.
Keep that inventory beside your reference image while planning. It makes the purchase easier to assess as individual garments and accessories, rather than as one photograph whose every visible element might seem included. Here, the supplied clothing and the separately sourced character elements have a clear boundary.
Leave room for Osaragi’s saw
A portrait can concentrate on the veil and lace; a wider composition can give the saw room beside the dress. Decide which image matters most before allocating the rest of your budget. Put a costume accessory shop on the list for Osaragi’s wig and saw prop, and check your wardrobe for shoes; all three are not included in this set.
More faces from Sakamoto Days
Build a cast around Osaragi, or compare another dress option from the same series.
- Compare another Osaragi option with Sakamoto Days Osaragi Black Dress Cosplay Costume With Veil, which also pairs black clothing with a veil.
- Bring more familiar faces into the group through Sakamoto Days Cosplay Costumes Shin Asakura Hoodie Lu Shaotang Jacket Heisuke Mashimo Outfit.
- The yellow shirt and green apron distinguish Sakamoto Days Taro Sakamoto Cosplay Costume Yellow T Shirt Green Apron Store Uniform within a series ensemble.
- For Taro’s shopkeeper identity, consider Sakamoto Days Taro Sakamoto Cosplay Costume Sakamoto Store Apron Outfit as another store uniform option.