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Prue McKeel’s Wildwood Coat, Plaid and Red Scarf

Wildwood Prue McKeel costume with blue coat, teal plaid pants and red neck scarf

Three pieces carry Prue McKeel’s Wildwood outfit, and each has a different job: the blue coat sets the silhouette, the teal plaid pants add pattern, and the red scarf draws attention to her face. The Prue McKeel Set costs $96.99 and includes those three garments. That makes the starting point clear when deciding what to order and what to add from your own wardrobe.

A red scarf, not a red shirt

The red at Prue’s neckline comes from a separate scarf. It sits at the neck beneath the coat lapels, giving the outfit a concentrated accent above the blue and teal. Keeping that distinction in mind helps when arranging the pieces: the scarf belongs around the neckline, with enough visible red to register against the coat.

Prue is the heroine of Colin Meloy’s novel Wildwood, and this combination follows her familiar blue coat, red neck scarf and teal plaid trousers. There is a pleasing everyday quality to those choices. The character reads through color and clothing rather than through an elaborate prop, so the relationship between the three pieces deserves attention.

Check the coat and trousers separately

The set is available in S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL. Use both parts of the measurement chart when choosing: a jacket measurement alone cannot tell you how the trousers will fit. For example, L lists a jacket bust of 108 cm and back length of 73 cm, alongside a pants waist of 72 cm and length of 104 cm.

At XL, the jacket bust is 112 cm and the pants waist is 76 cm. Compare those figures with garments you already wear, paying particular attention to the trousers. Suggested height is a recommendation rather than a garment measurement. The measurements are taken by hand, so allow for a difference of 1–2 cm.

Leave room for the teal plaid

The listed material is polyester. Visually, the solid blue coat and patterned trousers divide the outfit into two distinct areas, while the scarf supplies a third color. For a full-length photograph, give the plaid enough space in the frame. Cropping at the coat hem would lose one of the details that identifies this particular Prue outfit.

A simple background can help all three colors stay readable. A path or a leafy setting would suit the woodland association of Wildwood; a plain wall also gives the plaid a clear backdrop. These are different ways to photograph the same set without adding costume pieces that compete with its central palette.

Prue’s place in a Wildwood portrait

Shoes and a bag are not included. Choose those separately, with the coat, trousers and scarf already in mind. Keeping accessories visually restrained gives the neck scarf and trouser pattern room to carry the character.

For a Wildwood duo, pair Prue with Curtis, letting her blue coat and red scarf provide a bright focal point in the shared portrait.

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