Sketch to design: Act as a professional fashion designer and costume engineer. Based on the provided sketch of a ballerina in a classical pose (arms raised, right leg bent), design a detailed ballet tutu (fin-like skirt) that perfectly matches the illustration.

Design Specifications:
- Garment Type: Classical or Semi-Classical Tutu (matching the sketch)
- Attachment Point: Fitted waistline of the bodice
- Silhouette/Form: Asymmetrical layered tulle with soft, fluffy ruffles. Note: In the sketch, the right side (near the bent leg) flares out wider and has more gathered volume than the left side.
- Length: Short (approx. 10–15 cm below the waist)
- Materials: Multiple layers of stiff tulle (Tulle) + satin ribbon for the hem
- Color: White or cream (to match the monochrome sketch)

Required Output:
1. Three-view technical sketch (Front, Side, Back) detailing the layer structure.
2. Cutting pattern for the tulle layers, including dimensions and gathering instructions.
3. Material list: Tulle type (e.g., stiff crinoline), yardage, satin ribbon, waistband/elastic.
4. Structural support: How to attach and support the layers to maintain the shape (e.g., using padding or a wire hoop).
5. Sewing and assembly steps for the asymmetrical layers.
6. Decoration suggestions: Ribbons, appliqué, or decorative stitching.

Turn this fashion sketch into a photorealistic photograph of the finished garment worn by a model in a studio with soft editorial lighting. Stay faithful to the sketch's silhouette, proportions and details. No text, no annotations, just the finished garment photograph. Fabric, color and styling directions: Act as a professional fashion designer and costume engineer. Based on the provided sketch of a ballerina in a classical pose (arms raised, right leg bent), design a detailed ballet tutu (fin-like skirt) that perfectly matches the illustration.

Design Specifications:
- Garment Type: Classical or Semi-Classical Tutu (matching the sketch)
- Attachment Point: Fitted waistline of the bodice
- Silhouette/Form: Asymmetrical layered tulle with soft, fluffy ruffles. Note: In the sketch, the right side (near the bent leg) flares out wider and has more gathered volume than the left side.
- Length: Short (approx. 10–15 cm below the waist)
- Materials: Multiple layers of stiff tulle (Tulle) + satin ribbon for the hem
- Color: White or cream (to match the monochrome sketch)

Required Output:
1. Three-view technical sketch (Front, Side, Back) detailing the layer structure.
2. Cutting pattern for the tulle layers, including dimensions and gathering instructions.
3. Material list: Tulle type (e.g., stiff crinoline), yardage, satin ribbon, waistband/elastic.
4. Structural support: How to attach and support the layers to maintain the shape (e.g., using padding or a wire hoop).
5. Sewing and assembly steps for the asymmetrical layers.
6. Decoration suggestions: Ribbons, appliqué, or decorative stitching..
Sketch to Design

Sketch to design: Act as a professional fashion designer and costume engineer. Based on the provided sketch of a ballerina in a classical pose (arms raised, right leg bent), design a detailed ballet tutu (fin-like skirt) that perfectly matches the illustration. Design Specifications: - Garment Type: Classical or Semi-Classical Tutu (matching the sketch) - Attachment Point: Fitted waistline of the bodice - Silhouette/Form: Asymmetrical layered tulle with soft, fluffy ruffles. Note: In the sketch, the right side (near the bent leg) flares out wider and has more gathered volume than the left side. - Length: Short (approx. 10–15 cm below the waist) - Materials: Multiple layers of stiff tulle (Tulle) + satin ribbon for the hem - Color: White or cream (to match the monochrome sketch) Required Output: 1. Three-view technical sketch (Front, Side, Back) detailing the layer structure. 2. Cutting pattern for the tulle layers, including dimensions and gathering instructions. 3. Material list: Tulle type (e.g., stiff crinoline), yardage, satin ribbon, waistband/elastic. 4. Structural support: How to attach and support the layers to maintain the shape (e.g., using padding or a wire hoop). 5. Sewing and assembly steps for the asymmetrical layers. 6. Decoration suggestions: Ribbons, appliqué, or decorative stitching.

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