Rapunzel Homecoming Dress Novels & Stories

Fantastic. "Will it be used to harm me or anyone I love in any way?" I crossed my arms, looking at the small woman. She shook her head slowly. "I will not meddle in your affairs, little wolf." "Then yes, if the dress is to my liking, I will pay your price." She hustled into the back of the shop and I turned to Heather. "This is not what I had in mind when going dress shopping." "Well, it'll make for an interesting story at least." Heather smiled. "It's not every day a Bride wears a Fae spun dress. They're usually terribly expensive. Pretty sure the last dress I heard that was Fae spun was sold for a legitimate firstborn child."

Stormee Adalwulf After the council meeting, Aelfred created a portal and took me back home. My family was getting ready for the ball at home, and after lunch, I joined them to get ready myself. Aunt Paige and Mom were hilarious. I got them a couple of ball gowns, and they loved them. For Mom, I got a champagne dress with sequins—an off-the-shoulder bodice and a flattering and exquisite A-line skirt. For Aunt Paige, I got her a pale pink column gown with an off-the-shoulder effect and draped fabric that created a pattern and enhanced her curvaceous body.

She secures the bun with several pins that dig into my head painfully as she pushes them in. ‘Do all girls have to do this?’ I ask, grimacing and cringing with every pin. ‘Yes. Pain is beauty, and all princesses must be beautiful,’ Jewel tells me. Leah retrieves the olive-green satin dress from the bed ‘This is your dress for tonight,’ she says, holding its skirts out and admiring the fabric. It is olive-green satin, and it is embroidered with millions of olive-green flowers in olive-green cotton. Green beadwork covers the dress from top to bottom. I’ve never seen anything so exquisite in my life.

Well she’s not actually a harpy but she’s a fucking fairy and honestly that’s so much worse ! Pain radiates up my back but I ignore it and scramble back to my room to get dressed. I settle on a red summer dress from the haul Leah got me. It’s got little sleeves that go about 6 inches past the shoulder and it sits just above the knee. Converse thrown on and hair in a bun it looks cute but also looks professional so Geoff shouldn’t have too much to say.

I quickly headed to my room and dressed appropriately for the ball. I wore a delicate turquoise dress with see through puff sleeves that suited my red hair perfectly. My hair is tied up by Charlotte in braids. “Lovely.” Charlotte smiled and said, “I can’t believe you’re turning 18 soon.”

Zayen called through my bedroom door while I was putting the finishing touches on my hair that had somehow stayed braided despite me sleeping on it. "Almost," I called back while checking my reflection one more time and trying not to laugh at my own devious plan. "Just give me two more minutes." The dress really was gorgeous, a deep blue silk that matched my family ribbons and fell to the floor in elegant waves that I would definitely trip over at least once during the ceremony. The loosened buttons weren't obvious unless you knew to look for them, but they would definitely make themselves known once the ceremony started and everyone was focused on the magical binding process.

Her white-blonde hair was side-parted and plaited into a French braid at the back, adorned with tiny flowers. Brynn was adorned in a strapless maroon dress with a mid-thigh slit, showcasing her confident style. Her 6-inch maroon platform buckle-zipper stiletto heels added an extra touch of glamour. The dress had been uniquely altered by her brother, making it an original creation. Her strawberry blonde hair, elegantly curled, allowed the waves to flow seamlessly. Both girls sported a nude shade of makeup that complemented their looks perfectly. It's showtime.

"You've got beautiful long hair. Why not be Rapunzel?" Abby gasped. "Yes! Mommy, please! You'd be such a pretty Rapunzel!" I laughed. "Okay, okay. Rapunzel it is." We found a soft lavender gown that wasn't too flashy but still magical enough. Abby chose a sparkly blue Elsa dress, complete with gloves and a tiara. She spun in front of the mirror, beaming. Once we finished with our costumes, Abby tugged on William's hand. "Your turn."

"The dresses! Mom found them and they're at my house! You are coming over to get fitted." My eyebrows shot to the ceiling. "You're kidding me." Ruthie's mom had convinced Dad that I needed an awesome dress for Homecoming. And she'd volunteered to help me find one. We'd combed through all the local stores without finding anything that didn't cost a small fortune, except some mediocre ones and a couple that I'd decided were too slutty for me. So, we'd resorted to scouring the Internet and we'd discovered the perfect dresses within our price range. But even with the best shipping time, which hiked up the price like crazy, they still wouldn't arrive until the day of the dance. That was too close

Danessa cooed. Cassie pulled the dress out of the box and fluffed it up. There it was. The green and gold dress that looked like a dress befitting of royalty was soft and elegant. Ruby’s eyes lit up. This would definitely grab the Princes attention. He would need to marry to fulfill his duties.