As Spica Virgo learns to be a witch, her classroom wardrobe combines a white shirt and purple skirt with a black, gold-trimmed coat. It is a school outfit with a distinctly magical frame, suited to the apprentice at the center of The Classroom of a Black Cat and a Witch.
The Spica Virgo Set costs $76.99 and comes in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Its strongest visual feature is the relationship between the dark outer layer and the purple underneath.
Purple inside, gold around the edges
The coat gives this costume its overall shape, but black does not carry the design alone. Gold trim defines the edges, while the purple lining connects the outer garment to the skirt. Leaving the coat open lets that repeated color show, keeping the shirt and skirt visible within the darker outline.
The white shirt provides a clear break between those stronger colors. That matters when arranging a photograph: the coat, bow and skirt each have a distinct place instead of merging into one dark area. A straightforward front-facing pose can show the outfit’s color arrangement without requiring a prop or an elaborate setting.
The gold bow belongs at Spica’s collar
The set contains coat, shirt, skirt, bow and socks. Place the gold bow at the shirt collar, where it echoes the coat trim. Moving it to the waist would change the arrangement; keeping it near the face preserves the intended balance between the shirt and coat.
The listed material is polyester. A wig, shoes and cat prop are excluded, so any character-specific hair or footwear choices need separate consideration. The five supplied pieces establish the clothing ensemble, while a cat prop is an optional addition to a photograph rather than something supplied with the costume.
Read the coat and skirt measurements together
The women’s charts give garment measurements, with height listed as a suggested body height. Choose by comparing the relevant dimensions across both garments. A size letter alone cannot tell you how the coat’s shoulders, its bust and the skirt’s waist will work together.
For example, M lists a 90 cm coat bust and a 70 cm skirt waist. In XL, those figures become 98 cm and 78 cm. Notice that the coat and skirt have different waist measurements even within the same size: M gives 74 cm for the coat waist, compared with 70 cm for the skirt.
These are useful distinctions when checking your measurements against the set. Allow for the stated 1–3 cm variation from manual measuring rather than treating each figure as exact.
One classroom outfit, several separate layers
Because the coat, shirt and skirt are separate pieces, you can arrange the layers without treating the costume as a single garment. Keep the coat open to reveal its lining, or remove it for a simpler shirt-and-skirt combination with the bow at the collar.
Outside the full character outfit, the white shirt or purple skirt can also be paired with other clothing. Returning the black coat restores the strongest contrast, with gold at the edges and purple visible beneath.
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