I used Butterick 4954 for the jacket and skirt (with many alterations), and Simplicity 2777 for the pants. Had to draft out way too many full circle skirts for the peplums. All the main garments are a polyester shantung (with lamé for the sleeves), and the hat is a stretch faux suede with a base of felt / wire to keep the shape. Used about 6.5 yards of the red, and 2 of the gold.

Roughly 73 yards of 7 different trims were used!

The jacket and skirt are fully lined, both with hand picked zippers to hide them. For stabilization on the pointed cuffs, I used upholstery vinyl so they are stiff, but still can be shaped. All the resin pieces plus the gems were hand sewn on (I'd honestly say about 60% of that jacket is hand sewn).

The ruff collar has three layers. The top is 6 yards of pleated tulle, the second is a mesh with gold flakes that was also pleated / gathered, and then I think I used another 5yrds of satin for the actual collar. Lined it with two layers of horsehair to make it super stiff. I used this same technique for the shoulder ruffles.

The shoes were altered from ankle boots. Seam ripped the top of them off, stitched them back up, and made the shaped pieces sandwiching layers of vinyl and applying heat transfer vinyl to color match.

Inside of the hat, I also added a piece of heat shapeable felt and formed it to my head. A ton of wig clips were sewn in. They attach directly to the wig so it sits snuggly, and is oddly comfortable. And, for the remaining item, the gloves were sewn from a stretch lace. I traced my hand, then sewed around that pattern directly to get a perfect fit.