The dress she wore was simple but elegant—completely free of lace or extravagant decorations. It was designed with clean lines and practicality in mind.
Falling to her ankles and without a petticoat, the dress allowed freedom of movement. Its soft fabric flowed smoothly without tightness or restriction.
It made working much easier.
At first, the nobles had frowned at the princess's unorthodox fashion choices. But over time, even they began to adapt.
In fact, the trend among noblewomen's attire had gradually shifted toward simplicity ever since Princess Astrid became the de facto ruler of the Lania Kingdom.
Astrid herself found such garments far more suitable for carrying out her duties than showy dresses meant to draw attention at court.
As her authority grew and she stepped into the heart of political life, the royal court followed her lead—favoring function over flair.
