A collection of mourning robes from Huldra Jaeger, in the old formal style. Huldra Jaeger’s style’s often hearken to older fashions as she updates them for a modern market while keeping their lovely period appearance.
Author: MissWriteress

What Lady Dustin would wear
Andromeda did not want to make the trip in all honesty. It was bad enough knowing that two members of her family had left no bodies to bury; she did not want to see what pitiful inheritance her horrible sister might have left her, not after she had lost her daughter.
But she was a Black and Blacks stood tall so she marched into the Ministry which was holding her sisters will and possessions and demanded to see both. Narcissa was there too, berating a stressed looking secretary, all red hair and glasses and a cut on his cheek that meant he’d probably been in the battle. Andromeda tugged her baby sister back and smiled politely to the man and asked to see the wills of Nymphadora Tonks and Remus Lupin, and oh, would it be possible to view her that of her sister? Bellatrix Lestrange, of course, yes.
The first two names had the man scrabbling through the paperwork on his desk but the last made him still and look up. “The Minister has put all Death Eater wills in the vaults for now Mrs Tonks; my brother is in there now, curse-breaking.”
Andromeda nodded. “I know how it is. But I know Bella and I know the curses she’d use. Just a peek, please.”
And with that please the man sighed and let Andromeda in and with a quick motion Narcissa followed. Later they sat and chatted, reminisced and caught up. Narcissa asked if she might see Teddy at some point, Andromeda asked if she might be allowed the necklace Walburga had promised her when she was a child. Both agreed. Both parted ways for the day.
And that is how Andromeda was left, seated on a bench on Platform 4 1/3, while she waited for the train to take her, and her inheritance, home.
(A beautiful new headcanon by essayofthoughts)

A candid shot of the dapper young heir to the Nimbus fortune, Sebastian Glass departs the Gringotts Bank in a timeless wool cloak almost like the Inverness cape style of the Muggle Victorian era. When it comes to style for wizards this winter, remember that black is the new black.

Functional wizarding robes for the outdoors made by Dalkan Wizard Wear. These robes have been strongly Charmed to protect against fire (dragon flame, magical and natural alike) and staining, and are also resistant to tearing, puncturing or shredding. Dalkan robes are often worn by those who work in Dragon or magical creature control.

Same as here, but without the model it is easier to see this is a style to suit both witches and wizards.

Coat
Yoshiki Hishinuma, 1997
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art
High-collared black dragonhide robes



Auror, Adam Stone, is known as one of the most successful (and most handsome) in the British Auror Department. Here he is shown wearing his custom-made coat, made by the Dalkan of Dalkan Wizardwear, after Auror Stone’s hard work found and exposed several Death Eater’s hiding in his employ.
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