Fit & flare silhouettes naturally accommodate modest design elements without feeling restrictive because they don't require tight fitting through the hips like mermaid styles or voluminous construction like ball gowns
Then go ahead and quote Hocus Pocus all night long
The entire dress is cut in an A-line silhouette that creates a soft, flowing silhouette
The traditional costume largely faded into the background in the 20th century, replaced by mass-produced Western items
The himation continued into the Byzantine era, especially as "iconographic dress" used in art, worn by Christ, the Virgin Mary, and Biblical figures, although it appears still to have been worn in actuality, especially by older men of relatively low status
I may even make version three for the summer in a polka dot print