The length is good, and the zipper on one side makes it easy to put on and take off, so I'm satisfied. The fabric under the tulle is also sturdy, so you can wear it even in cold weather.

I bought the gray one! It has a soft color and is very cute. The tweed is autumn/winter and looks neat. Even though the skirt part is made of tulle, it's not too cute, and it looks elegant and mature. The tulle sways as you walk, making it so much fun to wear!

This is a very cute cami dress. A jacket with a matching pattern is also easy to use.

When I bought a tulle skirt in the past, it added volume to my lower body, so I had avoided it until now, but this time I bought a black one that was tight as it was part of a dress. Anyway, it's cute and gorgeous. I'm thinking of matching the innerwear with the cuff ribbon and ivory. Since it's black, I thought it would be easier to match with any color than gray.

I purchased the gray one to match the jacket. I also purchased gray and black inner ribbons. I thought it was the perfect length because the 153cm skeletal waves hide my calves. If you are short, Janska skirts tend to have long strings that make the chest position awkward, but this one is great because it can be adjusted. Fint and Angelus' clothes (especially in fall and winter) tend to have a strong yellowish color tone, so even if they come out with cute clothes that I like, they don't suit me in Brevet winter, so I end up giving up on them. There are many. I think this gray can be worn cutely even by a brevet! I was worried about black, but since I have black hair, I thought gray would be less heavy so I bought gray. I'm glad I bought the innerwear because it looks cute and can be worn with anything like gray, black, or ivory! As for Fint and Angelus as a whole, the baggy waist and skeletal waves make it difficult to wear a skirt cutely, so a dress is useful. This one also has elastic at the waist, so I thought it would be cute if it could be made a little narrower. I'll try to adjust it myself and wear it a lot.