If the customer could imagine it, they could accommodate it.
About ten minutes later, the heavy fabric of the curtain slid back.
Valerie and Julia snapped their heads toward the sound, and the moment they saw her, all words died in their throats.
They had thought the pure white of the gown was the most blinding, flawless color they would ever witness. But seeing Nora in it, her complexion somehow outshone the silk.
Her luminous skin appeared even more radiant against the fabric, practically glowing with a pearl-like sheen beneath the cascade of diamonds.
Nora had already caught a glimpse of herself in the mirrors inside the enclosure. She was incredibly satisfied with the result; it had far exceeded her expectations.
She had braced herself for a barrage of hyperactive compliments the moment the curtain opened, but total silence stretched across the room.
Did it look bad?
Frowning slightly, she let the stylist help her turn around. When she faced her friends, she saw their jaws had practically unhinged, their eyes sparkling with absolute adoration.
The moment their eyes met, Valerie and Julia snapped out of their trance. Shrieking, they scrambled over to her, though they kept a careful distance, terrified of ruining the masterpiece as they showered her with praise.
"It's gorgeous! It is absolutely perfect! I am officially declaring Nora Hayes the most beautiful woman on the planet! Does anyone object?"
"I second that! I aggressively second that!"
"This dress was literally woven for you! It's so beautiful!"
Valerie refused to blink, staring at Nora as if she was afraid of missing a single second of a divine revelation.

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