Lace finishes the hem of Xi Shi’s mint-green Dream Weaver gown. Above it, a white bodice interrupts the green, while pink ribbon streamers add a third color with a different shape. The off-shoulder neckline leaves the shoulders visible, giving this Honor of Kings costume an open upper outline. These details make the dress worth considering as a whole: the hem, neckline and ribbons each draw attention to a different part of the figure.
Dream Weaver, from neckline to hem
Xi Shi is the Honor of Kings mage also listed as Shi; this outfit represents her Dream Weaver skin. Its palette lends itself to a portrait with a restrained background, where the green skirt and pink streamers remain distinct. A tightly cropped image would lose the lace hem, so give at least one photograph enough space to show the dress from shoulder to lower edge.
The fabric is described as smooth and satin-look, with lace at the hem. No fiber-content label is published, so satin-look describes the surface rather than establishing what the dress is made from. That distinction matters when comparing costumes by material.
Three pieces for Xi Shi’s ensemble
$208.99 covers the Dream Weaver dress, hair bow and floral pin. The bow and pin belong to the purchase, which is useful when planning the smaller character details alongside the main garment. There is one listed costume style here, with seven orderable sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL.
Place the hair bow at the back of the head, above the collar area, to follow the suggested arrangement. This also makes a rear portrait worthwhile; the front view need not carry every detail.
The gown’s length changes with its bust
Choosing a size changes more than the width. XS measures 112 cm long with an 86 cm bust, while XXXL measures 130 cm long with a 110 cm bust. That is an 18 cm difference in listed dress length, so the size label alone cannot tell you where the lower edge will sit on your figure.
For a middle reference, M lists a 118 cm length, 94 cm bust and 55 cm sleeve. Compare these garment figures with a dress you already own, checking how the length relates to your intended footwear. The measurements were taken flat by hand and may differ by 1–3 cm. Sleeve length deserves its own comparison alongside bust and overall length.
Leave room for the pink streamers
For photographs, keep your hands clear of the ribbon streamers so their pink remains visible against the gown. A slight turn can show the off-shoulder neckline without hiding the white bodice. Long blonde waves and pale heels are suggested finishing choices; decide on footwear while assessing the dress length, rather than treating it as an unrelated purchase.
Dream Weaver’s wig, shoes, parasol and any other props are excluded; a costume accessory shop is a sensible source for those additions.
Other Honor of Kings wardrobe directions
Another Xi Shi interpretation and three fellow heroes offer different palettes for an Honor of Kings costume group.
- Try another Xi Shi interpretation with Honor Of Kings Xishi Idol Group Cosplay Costume Light Blue Cropped Blazer And Plaid Pleated Skirt Uniform.
- Blue tulle takes the lead in Honor Of Kings X Cinnamoroll Yao Cosplay Costume Blue Tulle Dress With Deer Ear Hairband, with deer ears adding a playful detail.
- The butterfly reference distinguishes Honor Of Kings Ake Purple Butterfly Skin Cosplay Costume Corset Skirt Sleeves And Streamers, offering another streamer-accented outfit for the group.
- For a darker palette, Honor of Kings Ying Cosplay Costume Black Feather Jumpsuit With Gloves And Headgear introduces black feathers alongside Xi Shi’s mint green.