It's hard to make out what Bella's budget is by looking at her.  The sword looks expensive, the worn clothing might fit well in a businesslike way on an older and larger Adventurer... borrowed, probably.  Also, the girl is very hard to read, but shows no sign of having achieved this through having high-level Social Skills of her own.

Might as well try and give her what she asked for, in the highest-grade version in stock, and see how she reacts.

The saleslady assembles an outfit.  Sensible pants and boots with full leg coverage between them, alternating between treated giant-magical-snake-skin for the main panels and high-flexibility gormsilk fabric around the joints.  Matching snakeskin shirt, barely loose enough to not look skintight, also with gormsilk around the elbows and shoulders.  Matching nonenchanted gormsilk gloves.  Matching lightly enchanted spidersilk dress that goes over the pants and comes down to around Bella's knees.

Enchantments on everything except the gloves and dress:  Minor durability, slow self-cleaning, rapid sweat vanishing, minor temperature regulation for moderate climates only, minor shrinking-expansion on the snakeskin panels so as to fit anyone with Bella's rough body shape, and chromashift to serve as either fashionwear or dungeonwear (the saleslady recommends white-blue to signal practicality and not signal approachability, it will look a little standoffish but that can't really be helped).  The spidersilk dress has self-cleaning and chromashift only.  The gormsilk gloves aren't enchanted of themselves, they're too small for that to be done cheaply, but they're gormsilk so they can have their color changed by anyone who knows this simple tier-1 tailoring spell that uses half a mana, which most tailors will be happy to use for five copper or so.

It can all be Bella's for just five platinum!

The saleslady makes no mention of trying to sell Bella more than one outfit; it probably hasn't occurred to her that Bella would want more than one of an outfit with self-cleaning and chromashift.

It's hard to make out what Bella's budget is by looking at her.  The sword looks expensive, or at least the hilt and scabbard and belt look platinum-tier at least.  The worn clothing might fit well in a businesslike way on an older and larger Adventurer... borrowed, probably.  Also, the girl is very hard to read, but shows no sign of having achieved this through having high-level Social Skills of her own.

Might as well try and give her what she asked for, in the highest-grade version in stock, and see how she reacts.

The saleslady assembles an outfit.  Sensible pants and boots with full leg coverage between them, alternating between treated giant-magical-snake-skin for the main panels and high-flexibility gormsilk fabric around the joints.  Matching snakeskin shirt, barely loose enough to not look skintight, also with gormsilk around the elbows and shoulders.  Matching nonenchanted gormsilk gloves.  Matching lightly enchanted spidersilk dress that goes over the pants and comes down to around Bella's knees.

Enchantments on everything except the gloves and dress:  Minor durability, slow self-cleaning, rapid sweat vanishing, minor temperature regulation for moderate climates only, minor shrinking-expansion on the snakeskin panels so as to fit anyone with Bella's rough body shape, and chromashift to serve as either fashionwear or dungeonwear (the saleslady recommends white-blue to signal practicality and not signal approachability, it will look a little standoffish but that can't really be helped).  The spidersilk dress has self-cleaning and chromashift only.  The gormsilk gloves aren't enchanted of themselves, they're too small for that to be done cheaply, but they're gormsilk so they can have their color changed by anyone who knows this simple tier-1 tailoring spell that uses half a mana, which most tailors will be happy to use for five copper or so.

It can all be Bella's for just five platinum!

The saleslady makes no mention of trying to sell Bella more than one outfit; it probably hasn't occurred to her that Bella would want more than one of an outfit with self-cleaning and chromashift.

It's hard to make out what Bella's budget is by looking at her.  The sword looks expensive, or at least the hilt and scabbard and belt look platinum-tier at least.  The worn clothing might fit well in a businesslike way on an older and larger Adventurer... borrowed, probably.  Also, the girl is very hard to read, but shows no sign of having achieved this through having high-level Social Skills of her own.  Her tinplate is very recent and may not reflect her actual level.

Might as well try and give her what she asked for, in the highest-grade version in stock, and see how she reacts.

The saleslady assembles an outfit.  Sensible pants and boots with full leg coverage between them, alternating between treated giant-magical-snake-skin for the main panels and high-flexibility gormsilk fabric around the joints.  Matching snakeskin shirt, barely loose enough to not look skintight, also with gormsilk around the elbows and shoulders.  Matching nonenchanted gormsilk gloves.  Matching lightly enchanted spidersilk dress that goes over the pants and comes down to around Bella's knees.

Enchantments on everything except the gloves and dress:  Minor durability, slow self-cleaning, rapid sweat vanishing, minor temperature regulation for moderate climates only, minor shrinking-expansion on the snakeskin panels so as to fit anyone with Bella's rough body shape, and chromashift to serve as either fashionwear or dungeonwear (the saleslady recommends white-blue to signal practicality and not signal approachability, it will look a little standoffish but that can't really be helped).  The spidersilk dress has self-cleaning and chromashift only.  The gormsilk gloves aren't enchanted of themselves, they're too small for that to be done cheaply, but they're gormsilk so they can have their color changed by anyone who knows this simple tier-1 tailoring spell that uses half a mana, which most tailors will be happy to use for five copper or so.

It can all be Bella's for just five platinum!

The saleslady makes no mention of trying to sell Bella more than one outfit; it probably hasn't occurred to her that Bella would want more than one of an outfit with self-cleaning and chromashift.

It's hard to make out what Bella's budget is by looking at her.  The sword looks expensive, or at least the hilt and scabbard and belt look platinum-tier at least.  The worn clothing might fit well in a businesslike way on an older and larger Adventurer... borrowed, probably.  Also, the girl is very hard to read, but shows no sign of having achieved this through having high-level Social Skills of her own.  Her tinplate is very recent and may not reflect her actual level.

Might as well try and give her what she asked for, in the highest-grade version in stock, and see how she reacts.

The saleslady assembles an outfit.  Sensible pants and boots with full leg coverage between them, alternating between treated giant-magical-snake-skin for the main panels and high-flexibility gormsilk fabric around the joints.  Matching snakeskin shirt, barely loose enough to not look skintight, also with gormsilk around the elbows and shoulders.  Matching nonenchanted gormsilk gloves.  Matching lightly enchanted spidersilk skirt that goes over the pants and comes down to around Bella's knees.

Enchantments on everything except the gloves and skirt:  Minor durability, slow self-cleaning, rapid sweat vanishing, minor temperature regulation for moderate climates only, minor shrinking-expansion on the snakeskin panels so as to fit anyone with Bella's rough body shape, and chromashift to serve as either fashionwear or dungeonwear (the saleslady recommends white-blue to signal practicality and not signal approachability, it will look a little standoffish but that can't really be helped).  The spidersilk skirt has self-cleaning and chromashift only.  The gormsilk gloves aren't enchanted of themselves, they're too small for that to be done cheaply, but they're gormsilk so they can have their color changed by anyone who knows this simple tier-1 tailoring spell that uses half a mana, which most tailors will be happy to use for five copper or so.

It can all be Bella's for just five platinum!

The saleslady makes no mention of trying to sell Bella more than one outfit; it probably hasn't occurred to her that Bella would want more than one of an outfit with self-cleaning and chromashift.