Renaissance dressed woman in three full length poses

A full-length character study in three views of a young woman with a braided hairdo held in place by a gold hairnet, resembling a medieval queen. She stands against a plain, dark gray background. She is depicted in three poses: on the left, with her arms crossed, looking forward; in the center, her torso turned while looking over her shoulder; and on the right, looking at a multi-strand pearl necklace held in one hand. She is shown in full-length in all three views. Her costume is a historical-style Renaissance dress. The bodice is a deep forest green, structured, sleeveless bodice with a cream-colored center panel, delicate lace trim, and is trimmed with ornate, heavily embroidered material decorated with red coral beads and gold metallic threads. The dress has loose, sheer cream-colored puff sleeves that gather at the elbows with tiny beige ribbons. The skirt is made of a full-length, floor-length, rich, shimmering olive green velvet, with a richly embellished, elaborate, raised embroidery at the hem, depicting floral and leaf motifs embroidered with red coral beads and gold metallic threads. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the intricate textures of the embroidery and velvet material.