Thirty minutes later with her hair finessed into beautiful soft curls and makeup applied perfectly, she digs Pansy’s latest creation out of the back of her closet. She didn’t bother to look at the price tag, knowing Pansy had probably overcharged her. The dress was probably boarding on too much, but she couldn’t help herself. She knew it would look amazing. It was sleeveless with a deep plunging neckline in the front and back of the dress. The flowing skirt ended just above her knees. And while the shape of the dress was perfect on her body, the fabrics really grabbed her attention. The base of the dress was a powder blue silk cover in layers of sheer chiffon with deep navy blue and gold flower lace appliques skillfully woven between the layers. The golden brick ribbon edging the dress caught and sparked in the light just a little more than was natural, a signature of a Pansy Parkinson alteration. 