Who Edith Swan is
Edith is one of the ten customers with a named major-commission achievement. These two documented early requests show why the active brief matters: an interview outfit and a promotional costume have different style constraints.
Biographer’s Interview: three traits and a brooch
The brief combines Daywear, Risqué and Glamour, and asks for one brooch. Check both the style readings and the accessory requirement.
Suggested silhouette
Into Indie Games suggests a cinched keyhole blouse, pointed collar and long cuffed sleeves, with a straight long, circle or princess skirt.
Balance the fabrics
The guide recommends velvet for Glamour and Risqué, with linen or cotton for Daywear. Recheck the garment’s combined traits after assigning fabrics.
Final requirement check
Before delivery, confirm the sketchbook still meets Daywear, Risqué and Glamour and that the finished dress includes the required brooch.
Carrot Promotion: colour and costume checks
This request is a carrot costume with Daywear, Elaborate and Playful traits. Only yellow, orange and green fabrics are allowed.
Suggested starting design
The walkthrough suggests an elevated scoop ruffle bodice, fable collar, flutter sleeves and a single tiered skirt. Cotton is one option to compare when planning costs.
Review every assigned panel
Before cutting and delivery, check every fabric against the allowed yellow, orange or green palette, including small panels, then confirm Daywear, Elaborate and Playful. The brief does not require all three colours.
How to unlock Swan Song
Swan Song tracks Edith’s major commissions. Completing either early request by itself does not complete that series.
Separate opera gala condition
The community achievement guide lists Edith’s opera gala dresses under On a High Note. That is a separate event condition from Swan Song.