What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

This image is of a noble lady, depicted in a style familiar to your era, yet distinctly of another''s imagination, best suited for story or tapestry. She is standing gracefully, adorned in a long, flowing gown that hints at her high status, possibly that of a princess, given the small, regal crown upon her head. Her hair is elegantly styled under her headpiece, cascading down in waves, and her smile is gentle and inviting.In her portrayal, her dress is finely detailed with scrolled hemlines, adding to the beauty of her attire. She holds part of her gown in a poised manner as if preparing to curtsy or simply to show the rich fabric and design. Such a drawing could serve well to entertain or charm children, explaining tales of regal virtue and romance, much like your courtly stories and ballads. This panel could fit seamlessly in a children''s book of your time, intended to be colored in as a form of leisure.