Novel & Cerita Princess Yue Cosplay

I say and cross my fingers as discreetly as I could behind my back while giving him an innocent smile, he shoots me a suspicious glare but takes my word for it. Thankfully his phone diverts his attention and I turn, looking out of the window. I stare at the streets with a blank expression before leaning forward a bit to see down the road, and further ahead I spot a billboard. I gasp in surprise when two familiar pairs of emeralds stare back at me. Technically, my eyes are closed in this picture but that’s not the point. The point... is that on this billboard is a commercial picture of me as the Masked Queen. I didn’t know the last advertisement I did in New York was for a Korean company!

“Zion!” I laughed softly. “Hear me out. But if we lose… you wear a bunny costume that I pick out and do everything I tell you to. Deal?” “A bunny?!” She hissed, her face turning red. “Like this.” I pulled my phone from my pocket, typed quickly: bunny cosplay lingerie. Images flooded the screen. I scrolled until I found the perfect one—cute, but still sexy. White bunny ears, fluffy tail, and a ribbon around the waist.

Music can be heard from the entrance of the hall, the DJ playing halloween themed songs like thriller and bury a friend while mixing it with disco tunes. Since it's Halloween, Victory had chosen to go as Queen Amidala, adopting the character's kimono-like outfit when the queen visited Senator Palpatine's apartment on Coruscant. To attain a similar look, Victory had chosen to wear a kimono, a t-shaped, wrapped front garment with square sleeves and a rectangular body. The lilac outfit is made out of silk and had an intricate weave drawn onto the fabric that shimmers under the light.

Feeling some sort of relief, Jade continued towards the exhibit. The left-wing was nearly empty, save for an elderly woman standing in front of a collection of swords and a younger man who was wandering about. Jade started to walk around, stopping by now and then to view some of the artifacts on display. She was particularly interested in an elaborate costume that supposedly came from the collection of a princess who lived during the Qin dynasty. “I know someone who’d look good in that,” Jade thought as she pictured the dress on Marie. The mental image made her laugh a little too loud, much to the disapproval of the older lady.

Annie stood like a guard by the tall window in her room. The moon in the sky looked like a shiny silver coin. Its pale light made her face look bright and dark in places, showing how smart she was, now that her eyes were squinted as she thought. She hadn't been able to sleep well since Isla and Prince Caius came back. The prince was polite but in a way that hid something Annie felt was very wrong. Isla's eyes were puffy and red from crying. Annie knew something bad had happened when they were out.

Appropriate, considering the wounds this entire debacle was reopening. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to throw the glass across the room or finish it. My gaze returned to the screen. There she was. Elena—Princess of Moonstone, once presumed dead, now revived and radiant and standing beside Derek like the Goddess herself had plucked her from the afterlife for an encore performance. Her chin was high, her dress understated but elegant, her expression carefully measured. I took another sip of wine. Derek looked good. Commanding. Polished. A true Alpha in a tailored black suit.

That was when I saw her. Princess Lisa stood near the corner. She had changed into a dark blue, formal, bodycon gown. Her fox shifted was nowhere to be found. She maintained a small smile and her eyes were lazily fixed on me. I could see that she was now wearing gloves, and a regal, diamond crown was on her head. It seemed like she was preparing to depart the market. When she glided closer, my heart began to pound. “Juno Sterling,” the princess said smoothly.

Queen Aaliyah, beautiful lady that she is was gifted with bright golden eyes, long lashes that curls and accentuate her beautiful eyes, soft red lips and flowy long platinum hair, exactly like the little girl but with a small diamond crown embellishing her free hair. She wore a glittery silver, long sleeve dress that hugs her waist and flow down her feet with and small jewels decorated beautifully on her waist while King Aidan, with his long hair was dressed as finely as them too but his long hair was braided and rested on his shoulder. He had bright blue eyes, and chiselled facial features.

The event provides an opportunity for young, unmated wolves to find their mates, blessed by the Moon Goddess. Standing in front of a mirror, I look at my reflection. I am wearing a full-length royal blue silk gown, off-shoulder, with crystals shimmering perfectly against my pale skin. My chocolate eyes, enhanced by a smoky eye-shadow look, and perfectly done makeup, pair well with my waist-length raven hair styled in loose curls. Three-inch black Gucci heels and a white gold sapphire ring adorn my right hand—the insignia of the crown princess. The perfect picture of royalty.

Hua Sheng explained. The princess mask was exquisitely made. It was slightly golden in color and as thin as the wings of cicadas. Hua Qingwu did not reject it. Chu Xun had no problem with that. After Hua Qingwu put on her mask, Chu Xun could not help smiling bitterly. She wore a black dress. Her skin was as white as snow and her lips were flaming red. Her long and fair neck was exposed. Anyone who saw her would have the urge to take off her mask and take a peek at her face.