.: Vitis Family Royal Attire :.

The Queen's Attire
               I wanted to go for a Greek-Styled hemline and mix in a more Italian-styled skirt, since Dia said the Vitis Family was Greek/Italian. I incorporated their symbol (the grapes, vines, and leaves) as a tie-around in the waist. For colors, I wanted to stick to purple (grape color) and green (the vines). I made a lighter purple and added gold (for royalty) to blend in more variety. I added a little crown as well, something simble and expessive to the Family.  [Note: I really loved this design from the start. I'm very happy with it.]

The Duchess' Attire
                _{I repeated the Greek-Top Italian-Skirt idea, to give a sort of continuity to the style that would be used, and added the symbol for a chest-piece. The sleeves also work as a shawl, as the back of them wraps around the back of the dress. I gave her a shorter skirt though, and golden sandals to continue the gold on the hem. I gave her a hair-piece of gold with the symbol on it -- it'd be best fitted on the side of her hair.  [Note: It's simpler, but for the younger-seeming Duchess, I think it'd fit.]} 

               UPDATE: Switched the Duchess' Attire to a more simple look, with less-puffy skirt and extra ruffles and long sleeves instead of the wrap-around ones she had. I kept her hair-piece and sandals, because though were good. [Note: I personally like this one a lot better than the original!]

The Duke's Attire
               The Duke got a shoulder-cape of gold, with the symbol draped around his shoulders to keep it up. For his outfit, I gave him a long tunic with brown leggings and golden sandals with soft brown covers with the symbol hanging on them. Under his tunic is a long sleeve shirt, cuffed on the wrists and attached to a ring to make it seem like the sleeve cuts between his fingers.  [Note: The hardest to do out of the three; I struggled with the design, but I like where it went.]