Aerith Dress Options Novels & Stories

I mean these colored dresses are way better than the ‘darker’ colored ones, and I’m definitely going for something red. After a long search, I finally found one; a deep-red mini dress with a draped neckline and sleek long sleeves. It just called out to me, and I just had to answer. This wasn’t so hard after all. ARDYN. Today just had to be one of those days where I was disappointed in myself for the amount of disorderliness I condoned for a certain amount of time. I was rarely disappointed in myself, but today? It seemed like I was a failure. But that was before the name Zyra flickered through my mind, uninvited but impossible to ignore.

I would be around my family and friends, they would be emotional, it would all work out. I pulled out a sundress that would fit Aria. She had smaller curves than I did and was taller, so my longer, more fitted dresses were out. Since she only had a nightgown on, I wanted her to be in something comfortable that wouldn’t be as intimate as her pajamas.

Watching her makes me feel completely out of my depth. She offers me a similar dress in black, but the low-cut back would reveal too many of my scars, and I’m not ready for that kind of exposure. Instead, I choose a pale blue dress Alison brought me. It has cap sleeves, a sweetheart neckline, and a gently flared A-line skirt that falls just below my knees. It’s more modest than Alice’s, but it’s comfortable, and I think it’ll work fine.

Then I’d answer my own questions in my head too. He probably likes red a lot. This doesn’t show too much cleavage, it’s just right. The neckline isn’t all bad. He got all of these dresses for me knowing how they’d look, there was no way he’d think of me as a whore. Right? “Amber…are you going to pick a dress already?” Arya finally voiced out after standing behind me for so long and helping me into the dresses. I swiftly turned back, gripping the red long velvet dress I now had on. It was simple, straight and had a slit that rode up to my thighs.

Barely. The hardest part was the dress. Aethera commissioned it in secret and wouldn’t let me see it until the night before. When I finally unwrapped the box, my breath caught. It was crimson, deep, almost black in shadow, with silver stitching along the bodice that mimicked a shield rune. The neckline was bold, the back open, like armor pretending to be elegance. I didn’t want to wear it. But I would. Because if people were going to judge me, I might as well look powerful while they did.

I explained and Ella gave me a strange look. “And have a cup of coffee with you two,” I continued and Darius smiled at me from the rear-view mirror. We reached the mall and left Darius waiting for us at a cafeteria. Ella and I entered the first dress shop and I spotted a short coral A-line sheath dress. I tried it on and it hugged my body, showing off my curves and my bronze-toned skin. Practising in the sun had given my skin a darker shade. “You look lovely, Aria. Would you mind telling me what it’s for? And don’t give me the same bullshit you gave Darius,” she warned me.

Then I apply the necessary amount of serum on my hair and then blow dry it to make it look better. I come out of the bathroom with only a towel wrapped around my body and directly go inside the closet to look for something comfy to wear. After searching for ten minutes I select a Light Blue Floral Buttons Down Ruched Sweetheart Neck Sleeveless Midi Sundress. Because the fabric of the dress is cotton so it's good for summer with its stretchy and soft touch to the skin. For shoes, I opt for a pair of slippers.

And Abel wanted to finish the photo shoot first thing in the morning. As Aria couldn't do anything about the contract and she couldn't think about a way to leave Asher, she followed him to work. But she looked distracted at best. Today she is wearing a red dress. It has drop sleeves that are full with sheer lace fabric, leaving her shoulders and collar bone bare. This dress has lace detailing near the bodice. It hugged her frame till her waist before flaring down and reaching above her knees. Pairing it with red shimmer heels, she looked gorgeous. Her hair is pulled up into a high ponytail, showing off her bare shoulders and collar bone. Asher is wearing a black dress shirt and paired it wit

she declared. I sipped my champagne, eyeing the dresses more cautiously. Most seemed designed for women who regularly attended gallery openings and charity galas, not project managers with limited social lives. "See anything you like?" Aria asked, appearing at my elbow. "I'm not sure this is really my style," I admitted. "Let me find you something." She studied me briefly, then moved with purpose to another rack. "Your coloring would be stunning in this." She held up a midnight blue dress with a plunging neckline and a slit that would definitely show more leg than I typically displayed at work functions.

Really see you. The dress indeed was beautiful. A soft royal blue with an off-shoulder neckline that exposed my collarbones, with dramatic and feminine long bell sleeves. The asymmetrical hem—shorter in front, longer in back—gave it movement and made it feel less formal and more... me. Like something caught between elegance and practicality. "You look stunning." Arie appeared behind me, meeting my eyes in the mirror. "Seriously. If Alpha Kael doesn't trip over his own feet when he sees you, I'll question his eyesight."