Moonglade Dress Novels & Stories

“I can work around it.” It was indeed a bit hard to put on the dress without messing with my hair, but I finally did it. I was glad that Mom chose a long dress because it would be hard to hide the jagged scar I had on my left leg. It frustrated me how my healing power couldn’t just make the scar disappear, but Mom said that it was because I was hurt by silver, which would actually be fine if I had mastered the power of resistance. Just after I dressed up, my door was knocked again. This time it was Selene, with her beige, embroidered dress. She was holding a make-up bag.

A beautiful blue sapphire long tail dress was hung in the transparent glass, lights were focused on the dress to highlight the beauty. At the tail level, glassy and rarely collected Pearls were carefully arranged on it and the side slit was covered in bow petals. “ Hello, can I see that dress?” I requested from one of the attendants that was passing by. The first person that actually came to my mind upon seeing that dress was Mara and I am getting it for her because I am very certain that she hasn't gotten a dress for the moonlight ball.

She made sure that I was perfect since royals from different mansions and kin will come to the Moon Dance, in hopes of finding their mates or just socializing. I was all red. Like really, I mean all red except for a few black laces on the dress. After she dressed me up, I stood in front of the mirror. Wow. I never thought I'd look this different. My hair wasn't curled up, it was dancing behind my shoulders. The black curls are perfectly twirled. It made me look exotic. Gerber dressed up in a black dress with gold designs on it. Atlas on the other hand wore a dark emerald dress with a different style. I don't know. She just love emerald this much, I guess?

"Good evening, fairy knight." Slowly he approached a smile of his own mirroring hers. "Wonderful evening milady." As he drew closer his breath caught at the silky skin so delightfully exposed by her low-cut dress. The fragrance of roses enveloped her like a fragrant mist, and the long curls of copper hair danced along her bare shoulders. Her eyes caught his compliant stare and she strived unsuccessfully to suppress her grin. Instead, she looked out over the gardens. "Wonderful garden, isn't it milord?" His eyes never shifted from her face, still so ensured by the black lace and satin mask she wore. "Yes, indeed milady" he agreed softly. "Lovely and wonderful."

he announces, grinning as he sets them down. The girls giggle as they run over to the table. Moon plops into the chair beside me, staring up at me with a smile. "Mel, do you think my dress is pretty?" she asks, her big brown eyes full of hope. She's wearing a black dress with a purple bow, Mom's favorite color. "Of course, Moon,” I say, trying to match her enthusiasm despite the fact I feel like shit. “You look like a princess!” Her smile is so radiant, it momentarily chases away the darkness of the day ahead.

I glared at Gisele and followed her to the back of the shop, where she showed me drawings of a shapeless ankle-length dress with a neckline that reminded me of a tank top. “Long gloves and a cloche hat will complete the look,” Gisele said. I was shaking with anger. “This is not what I want. Cassidy shouldn’t have told you it was.” I handed Gisele my drawings. “If you can’t make this dress for my wedding, I will go somewhere else.” “Daisy, I’m glad I ran into you.” It was Lily James. “I got Moon Glow’s manager to reserve your wedding date. “It’s a bit pricey, but no other place will do.”

I stood in front of the mirror holding up my moms Luna dress look a like that I had ordered. The white fabric shimmered in the light in an irridescent way just like hers had. I had the dress custom ordered and had provided a picture of my moms dress with a list of my measurments as well as the few things I wanted changed. For example my mothers dress had long lace sleeves, my dress only had the u shaped off the shoulder straps. My mothers dress buttoned in the back, mine zippered up the side. My mothers dress had a beautiful crescent moon shaped neckline that didn't show much if any cleavage. I had kept the neckline but had it come down more to show cleavage and point more at the tips that s

Eden slipped the sleeveless dress over her head, smoothing it down over her curves until it settled just above her knees. The fabric was a soft satin blend dyed in a rich shade of orange that caught the lamplight in waves. Standing before her full-length mirror, she studied how the gown hugged her body, streamlined but not loud, modest yet irresistible. It was the perfect choice for the evening ahead. Tonight, they would be at Haley’s bachelorette party.

I was so excited that tears began to stream down my face. The dress was coral blue and regal. It was beautiful. The gown was backless and long, it had a tiny curved train and pearls added to the lower part of the dress from my waist down. The slit was very high, exposing my legs. I wore my hair in a fishtail french braid high bun. Although my long neck was bare, I looked amazing in the mirror. "You look beautiful, Desiree. You look like a goddess," she complimented with tears in her eyes. Moon women were known for beauty, and I could see why. Both me and Margret looked stunning.

I towelled off, putting on my robe and walking to the room. “If you have any difficulties with the dress, let me know, okay?” Luna Annette said and I nodded. She left the room and I brought my dress out of its bag. I almost dropped it from shock… it was gorgeous. It was a strapless, silver gown with pearl strings attached to the back and a skin coloured material behind it. Something that I was grateful for as I didn't want to be exposed. The dress stopped mid-thigh and had netting material spread out to my ankles. I silently blushed, hugging the dress to my chest… it should cost a fortune but I know Jake can afford it. Green Valley is one of the richest packs around anyway.