"This dress is so beautiful." Aze exclaimed beside him.
This dress was tailored for him half a month ago, and after another half a month of sleepless work by a hundred craftsmen, it was made. It was naturally incomparable to ordinary clothes. Unlike the long dress with wide sleeves that was elegant and Grace Yeful, this dress was very fitted, even slimming, from the perfect shoulder line, to the cross collar that tightly wrapped around the neck, and the smooth hem, it was not light and loose.
Only a finger-wide snow-white collar was visible from the dark-colored double-layered robe. The snow-colored inner garment had been starched, washed, and ironed, making it look particularly straight. The dark color of the double-layered robe was dyed very well, and it was made of the finest shark silk. An inch of shark silk is worth an inch of gold. This robe alone was so expensive that it was outrageous, not to mention that the exquisite embroidery on the clothes was made of gold threads that were much thinner than a hair. A single strand of gold was barely visible to the naked eye. It was actually a picture of a flying phoenix. The outer robe covered most of the pattern, but the raised golden phoenix tail could be vaguely seen.
The outer robe is deep red, a rich and solemn red, not gaudy, not dark or dull, but just the right red, mellow and dignified, Grace Yeful and elegant. The dark gold edge and silver thread embroidered cloud patterns make it look even more solemn.
The clothes were not loose, so they looked very appropriate. The broad shoulders were curved downwards towards the waist. The double-layered clothes were equipped with a belt, which was the same dark gold as the hem of the outer robe, with a huge red jadeite in the middle. The red jadeite was often rarer than the green jadeite, not to mention that this one had excellent water head and was crystal clear. The hem was spread out at a lower part, making Liam Ye look like she was taller, and she looked slender and tall with an upright figure.
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