Instead of gold sequins, use mostly black with some white (not silver) sequins.  You may also modify the sequin designs in any way you like, but keep the shape of the blouse and shawl the same.  Be sure to include see-through sleeves for the blouse.  Also, the edges of the shawl and edge of the blouse will be scallop as in the photo. 

Also, the shawl in the above photo is stiff.  The new shawls for this black and white set should be soft and flexible, not stiff.


The shape of the dresses and length of the tail will be the same as these photo...

Bellow are the designs for the 5 skirts.  You may modify these designs if necessary as long as the basic idea is still there. 

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Each skirt will have scallop edges as in this photo...

The above photo also has the "cross hatch" look that will be used in designs #2, 3, and 5  bellow...

Skirt #1
Front View	Rear View	Side View

Notes:  This gown represents flowers and vines.  Use black sequins designs for the flowers and vines.  Add white sequins for accents.  Scallop edge along edge of skirt.

Skirt #2
Front View	Rear View	Side View
Notes: A) Cross hatch pattern as seen on the purple dress above. B) Black sequin design used as border of cross hatch pattern. C) White sequin designs on top of black fabric D) Black fabric Scallop edge

Skirt #3
Front View	Rear View	Side View
Notes: A) Black designs.  Use white sequins to accent. B) Cross hatch design as seen in the above photo. Scallop edges

Skirt #4
Front View	Rear View	Side View
Notes: A)  Black fabric sewn onto skirt. B)  Black bows as in the photo of the purple dress above. C) White sequin designs on top of black fabric. D) Tassels along bottom edge of black fabric. Scallop edge

Skirt #5
Front View	Rear View	Side View
Notes A)  Black Sequin design.  Accent with white sequins. B)  Cross hatch pattern as seen above. Scallop edge

Just a reminder - you may add your own interpretations to these designs as you see fit.