This fitting of the Sanmou Falling Plum Tune Ruan Mei costume directly brings you some real-world wearing feedback. I am 172cm tall, weigh 140 jin (70kg), with a shoulder width of 41cm, and the size I'm wearing is L.
First, let's talk about the overall sizing and fit. The sizing of this outfit actually runs a bit large; after putting it on, there is still plenty of room in the bust and waist. The back features a zipper design, but it still retains adjustable drawstrings, so you don't have to worry about it being too loose and falling off—it can be tightened according to different body shapes.
The part you need to watch out for is the small shawl. The shawl itself has elasticity, but with my 41cm shoulder width, wearing size L made the shawl stretch tightly across my body, causing a slight restriction in movement. So for girls with broad shoulders like me, I strongly recommend ordering one size up; the wearing experience will be much more comfortable, and your shoulders won't look cramped in photos.
The detail and texture of the clothing are indeed on point. The transparency of the outer tulle is just right, the blue gradient has strong layering, and the gold tassels and pearl chains have a nice drape. The white fur collar at the cuffs is very fluffy, which adds a lot of points. The wig is the matching one from Sanmou; the styling is held quite firmly and doesn't collapse easily.
Finally, let's talk about the photography poses for this outfit. Because the skirt features a high-slit design with a shorter front and longer back, it greatly accentuates leg length. Paired with a pair of black platform high heels, it visually elongates your proportions. When posing, you can turn sideways slightly, or lean one leg against the other to subtly reveal the leg lines. Combined with the sense of extension from the large sleeves, the photo yield rate is very high. Overall, this fitting is quite satisfactory. Broad-shouldered folks just remember to pay attention to the sizing choice of the shawl!