Ninomae Ina’nis Sews a Bright Red Gown for a Duke’s Funeral in Dressmaker

HOLOLIVE — Ninomae Ina’nis of Hololive English -Myth- spent a 199-minute stream running a dress shop in the game Dressmaker, and her most memorable commission was a saturated crimson velvet gown ordered for a funeral. Streaming in her small form, which she called Smol Ina, she said she skipped the 3D model because she needed arm movement to sew.

She opened with an instant spicy tofu soup and some chat, then said the bigger Ina would take a short vacation at the end of November and be back by December. The big Ina had left her one job, she said: keep the house safe. Her first client was a librarian named Rose, who offered 200 cookies, the game’s currency, for a professional dress. Ina measured her, cut the pieces to waste as little cloth as possible, and finished a green dress with a Peter Pan collar and a large white bow.

“We put the fun in funeral.” — Ninomae Ina’nis, on the red velvet gown

The next client, Prudence Mortima, wanted a dress that would stand out at the late Duke’s funeral and said anything but black would do. Ina chose crimson velvet, joking that the dress might catch people’s eyes on fire. When the Duke’s sister then ordered something fierce and gothic for the same funeral, Ina made a black silk dress with large ribbons, and later made a plain black pencil-skirt dress for another mourner. Later orders included a daywear gown with a feather and a bow for a retired opera singer, and a three-color apron dress with flowers and a carrot for a farmer named Fiona.

Chat answered the red gown with jokes about the eyesight of the people who had to look at it, and ribbon spending drew its own comments. Four Super Chats came in during the stream. Ina said she was hungry after the last dress, that she wanted to play the game much more, and that she would join Callie’s stream the next day for an early-morning off-collab.