Editing Observe the local fashions

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|ID = 264554
|Icon = Ivygown.png
|From Card title = Day of Rest
|Description = Dressing with ostentatious luxury is discouraged here. But that doesn't mean one doesn't dress for ''something''.
|Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Habituated to the Hinterland|50}}
|Locked with = {{Lock|Hinterland City - The Style of a City|exactly 10}}
|Success title = Converging influence
|Success summary = The first paragraph of the description varies based on the city's {{IL|Hinterland City - The Style of a City|Appearance=Style}}, while the second varies based on its {{IL|Hinterland City - Chosen Site|Appearance=Chosen Site}}.
{{Variant table|Condition = Hinterland City - The Style of a City|Condition alias = Style|Effect = First Paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value First City = Many [...] still wear Tracklayers' uniforms [...]: overalls, boots, work helmets. But there is something archaic in the cut and the shape. The jewellery – made, generally, from cheap materials – echoes the shapes of the Second City, chunky and theriomorphic.
|Value Bethlehem = [...] it is important to confuse the eyes of the city. To that end, people dress suspiciously alike, and in the streets wear featureless masks, as though that could discourage a nightmare from following them home.
|Value School of Beatrice<br>True Beatrice = Tracklayer uniforms [...] remain popular. But it is considered proper [...] when one is enjoying a day of leisure [...] that some of the city is enjoying its leisure [...] Day-Off wear is looser and more fluid [...] not expensively made, but designed to claim space for the wearer.
|Value Porous = As far as possible, the city emulates the modes of Venderbight, except that no one is bandaged [...] The effect is somewhat disconcerting: linens in white and brown and grey, cut for a Tomb Colonist, but here worn on bodies still fit enough for work.
|Value Ivory = People still wear Tracklayer uniforms, but now sometimes layered with laboratory coats or with the leather gloves and boots required for training a wild beast.
|Value Attenuated = 
|Value Remembered = The fashions of your childhood are subtly evident: the cut of a sleeve, the shape of a cuff. They would look foolishly old-fashioned or preposterously prelapsarian in London, but here they seem merely [...] a reference to something universally recalled.
|Value Celestial = The fashions of your childhood are subtly evident: the cut of a sleeve, the shape of a cuff, the broad brim of a straw hat. Here there is no summer sun to keep away, and yet people dress as though they were farming in a Surface July.
|Value Auroral = Phosphorescent beetles are worn in place of brooches; the cloth is cut white or pale grey, better to capture the shifting hues of the city.
|Value Bazaarine = Is there anyone in this city who does not belong to some arcane fraternity? Even a modest work-shirt will have some sigil worked into the collar; even the commonest work-glove will be embroidered with the sign of the Horned Whelk.
|Value Mycologene<br>Terpsichorean<br>Heliconian<br>Cartographical = {{FontFate}}
|Value Cenotaphic = Black, deep purple, lavender, mourning grey: [...] the cloth is still plain [...] Where brown is unavoidable, it is generally a very dark brown, or else a brownish grey, as these too are considered to be suited to tragic memory
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{{Variant table|Condition = Hinterland City - Chosen Site|Condition alias = Chosen Site|Effect = Second Paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value Ealing = Those most influenced by Ealing tie false tentacles to their chins. The older Tracklayers scoff. The Rubbery men themselves look confused: what is the purpose of limbs that cannot move or gesture? But the fad persists.
|Value Evenlode = To all this, a few of the more adventurous – or those who really did escape the Evenlode – wear stolen prison garb; sometimes in its natural colour, and sometimes dipped in peligin, the better to proclaim its outcast monstrosity.
|Value Balmoral = The more avant-garde now and then layer over this a cloak edged with moonlight scales or lined with tartan plaid. The conceit is that they all have sweethearts down by Balmoral who give them these tokens to wear, though most of them must be feigned.
|Value Station VIII = Workers [...] from Station VIII have number identification patches [...] the fashion is to wear them upside down or across one's posterior. One young man adopted an even more eye-catching mode, until it was suggested that a six-digit number was flattering himself.
|Value Burrow = Not a few people also carry an instrument with them when they are at leisure: something small and portable, a rattle or a pennywhistle if nothing better serves. But no one wants to hear the beat and be unable to answer.
|Value Moulin = Now and then, someone will augment the dress with some curious old artefact picked up in the wastes: medals from a war long forgotten, epaulettes of a defunct brigade.
|Value Marigold = As for the devils, they are as always impeccable in sharp edged gowns and suits, and no one else will be ready to ape their ways for another twenty years at least.
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*{{Hand Discarded}}
*{{Gain|Habituated to the Hinterland|+1 CP}}
*{{Gain|Hinterland Prosperity|(200 + {{Use|Hinterland Efficiency|Appearance=Efficiency|Type=Math}}) x}}