CLOTHING: Episode's own version of traditional outfits - Art +

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Episodes own version of traditional outfits, basically means that the items may be inspired from other countries or the way Disney does it AND it allows EVERYONE a chance to use them to create characters that are Tribal, Island, Industrial, Religious and many more without offending other people. It opens a chance to create fake worlds, languages, and cultures to explore that aren’t in real life. Currently, I created my own continent, its culture, and it’s very own language but I’m limited on tr
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