You want sleeves that have range of motion in the shoulder. Puffy or dangly sleeves are okay so long as they don't dangle too much on your wrist or forearm, in which case circular motions can wrap them around your arm.
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@GenevieveCogman this entire thread made me think of Irene. -
Irene has had more experience in safecracking or running away in ballgowns, or dangling out of windows...
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Heading out now to purchase an approved ballgown, just in case I need to fight somebody today.

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EXCELLENT. Every woman should have at least one fightable ballgown, because you never know.
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one of my fight teachers did a couple of lessons specifically on cloaks and how to fight with them. length and volume make a big difference there too, and capes are much easier to handle than full cloaks.
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some skirts we'd sort of tuck up and make bloomers out of, depending on the scene/choreography.
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Bravo! This thread was brilliant! Thank you!
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Thank you!
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has too much fabric hanging off her arms, but whatever, she can zap you with magic or turn into a dragon, she can wear whatever she wants.