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I was also initially interested in Reven's avatar; I found this image, but in its full version, it doesn't look very good. But on the avatar, it looks normal.
Based on this statement, the characters in any work (whether it's an anime series or a game) with a fantasy theme should be dressed identically and differ only in facial features, without having any distinctive details.
The clothing should simply be a) decent and b) comfortable for combat. In the case of, for example, your elf avatar, it makes sense for her to wear chainmail (light, elven, but covering the entire body from arrows) and a dress (but not too low-cut, otherwise it will be inconvenient to move around), or perhaps a cloak with a hood. This clothing can have any design (although it's better to use colors that blend with the environment, but it's not necessary) and a lot of different trinkets, pendants, and necklaces. So there are many options, and it will be beautiful, but decent and practical.
Exactly, and the shape is almost the same (a single garment covers both the upper and lower body at the same time).
a) decent
What exactly do you mean by indecent?
For example, in the case of your elf avatar, it makes sense for her to wear chainmail (light, elven, but covering the entire body from arrows) and a dress (but not too low-cut, otherwise it would be inconvenient to move around), or perhaps a cloak with a hood.
But maybe she doesn't need chainmail to protect herself from arrows, not everyone encounters bandits or anyone else every day. But she does have high boots that protect her from moisture! In reality, attempts to find practicality in fantasy seem a bit strange; everything is up to the author.
She seems to be some kind of scout or soldier, or I don't know who, a combat girl, in general, she should dress practically, not erotically. And a bra as armor indicates that she is dressed erotically.
And I already wrote to you about the design. What kind of breastplate is it if it covers not only the chest but also the waist and partially the hip area?
A naked body (or simply exposed parts of it) is very noticeable against any background, even in the dark. Therefore, camouflage clothing should cover the entire body, which is why we sometimes see scouts in hoods and face coverings.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I didn't try to excuse myself; I simply stated that I made a mistake.
When people talk about an elven female character wearing breastplate armor, they don't just mean the breastplate; there are also armored strings.
The term "armor bustier" implies only a "top-like armor" and nothing more. I will repeat myself and say that in the image being discussed, one item of clothing covers most of the body. Therefore, the phrase:
When people talk about an elf wearing an armor bustier, it's not just the bustier; there are also armor strings.
I’m not just talking about this specific situation; I’m talking about it in general. And here, if you insist, there isn’t literally a breastplate, but the essence remains the same. Since it doesn’t change, it’s interchangeable. If she were wearing a breastplate, I would write exactly the same thing.
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