Prim Everdeen Costume Novels & Stories

The second box had my name written in unique calligraphy. Avi opened her box, revealing a purple dress with floral sequins on top. It was appropriate for a girl of her age. The dress was modest without making her look like a schoolgirl. I've got mine open. When I first laid eyes on the milky white gown with the silver stars and planets embroidered on it, my heart jumped. It was a backless, chiffon dress with a hemline that hit well above my ankle. Also included was a sparkly star-covered headband. Even her flats were stylish.

The exact millisecond the Alpha-Prime entered the perimeter, the powerful chieftains who had been mingling with effortless confidence moments earlier now turned their backs on our position, delighted, and surged toward Draven and his chosen scholar. My gold irises couldn't help but lock onto the specific garments the pair were parading before the clans. Mireya’s ceremonial robes were woven from a striking, vibrant shade of green, nearly identical to the emerald satin covering my own frame, its high collar studded with a cascade of glittering moonstones that shimmered under the iron chandeliers. Even Draven’s formal vanguard pocket lining was an exact matching fabric to Mireya’s gown. It was

"I'm a spider. I was going to go as a dragon, but the only costume we could find was a purple and orange color and it clashed with my hair. Otherwise, I would have been a dragon. But, don't worry. Meredith's the dragon this time." Ellie looked at Meredith, noting the wings coming off the back of her costume, taking up a good portion of the room. "What are you going as?" Ellie asked Hannah, trying to figure out what the rainbow-colored costume was. There were swirls of colors, mixing like a kaleidoscope. Ellie's eyes cleared as she nodded. "A kaleidoscope?"

The Princess had finally agreed to don a bell sleeved midnight blue velveteen gown that had the crowned owl embroidered all around the bodice in silver, leaving the bottom part bare. She had her hair down and she wore a silver coronet and tear drop sapphire earrings. Odeya on the other hand wore a sky blue linen dress that had embroidery around the hem and neck line done in silver and she also had her hair down but added two braids to hold the hair back from her face. They had walked down to the breakfast pavilion hand-in-hand with Alyn trying to look over the crowd for Prince Hayden. The crowd chattered excitedly as they took their seats on the trestle tables and today the Hands and Duennas

He insists as he opens the door, allowing me to enter first. “Oh good, you came in!” May calls out before giving a quick bow. “Give me just a moment to get it.” She states before entering the back room. “Here we are.” She is back in a flash. “Now, I know that you said one of each, so I took the liberty of collecting the wrappings for each.” I watch as she places two beautiful boxes down before me. One gold and blue, and one gold and pink, then removing the lids. A white and gold body suit with blue accents is within the Gold and Blue box. “It looks like a little prince outfit,” Onyx says while holding it up. He places it carefully back into the box before picking up a White and Gold onesie w

I've never been more proud of them. "Warrior Jessi, I'm ready." I'm ready for battle, trying to get myself geared up, and of course, the fairy has to twirl over to me, making me feel like I'm in a fairytale. I can't help laughing when I see her. She has on a bright blue dress with armor. She must have made it herself because I've never seen rainbow armor with sparkles. "Why do you have armor on? You can just make yourself tiny and disappear." Davina looks hurt, and I wonder if I missed something. She shakes her head at me.

A pair of pink and gray heels. Her hair was out with a side part with flowing, unkept curls, while Jada wore a light cream knee-length sun dress with yellow flowers and beige wedges. Her hair was slicked back in a low ponytail. They both opted for light natural makeup. With Jada's help, Aubrianne found the details in her mother's diary about the necklace being a means to dampen her sheer power and the force of her aura. She was saved from the task of having to scan through the entire diary looking for the part her mother mentioned the necklace.

"A Vance never walks into a room unprepared. And tomorrow night, we have a very important party. We need armor." "Armor?" Mia’s eyes went wide. "Like a knight?" "Better," Julian smirked, opening the first box. Inside lay a dress of pale, iridescent silk, the color of a sunrise. It was delicate, hand-stitched, and clearly cost more than the entire bakery Elara had left behind. "This is for you, Mia. It’s called 'The Dawn.' Because that’s what you are." Mia gasped, her small hand reaching out to touch the fabric. "For me?"

In the center of a quiet valley where the grass was made of soft, iridescent light, Seraphina and Ryan walked side by side. They did not wear the heavy starmetal armor of their mortal wars, nor the formal velvet cloaks of their reign in Eldoria. Seraphina wore a simple gown woven from soft moonbeams, her silver hair flowing freely behind her like a comet's tail. Ryan walked beside her in a simple tunic, his broad chest radiating a steady, comforting golden warmth that perfectly complemented her silver brilliance.

My intention was to continue walking past her. “Prince Ryder, wait.” I stopped and turned to look at her. She was wearing an outfit that would put you in the mind of something a Genie would wear. Two pieces with satin pants and a shirt that only covered her large bust. It was teal blue with sequin everywhere. It showed off her flat stomach and belly button piercing. Her long brown hair fell down her back in waves. Sienna softly placed her hand on my chest to stop me from walking. I looked at her hand then back up to her.