Though I've had qualms about how fashion in my present life is all about made-to-fit tailoring, I still find it relieving that it narrows down my search for the sets of styles and motifs that I'll be using since I already know the clients' preferences.
Brainstorming is done in a breeze. At the end of the day, I'm able to come up with a total of twenty designs for the divided skirts. The fabric that will be used is, of course, top quality, and since ladies nowadays are very fond of frills and ruffles, I decided to add some ribbons and laces as well. I made sure that these toppings will not take away any portion of its promised convenience, though. I also insisted to sew the intricate and more defined parts myself.
"Sir Alexander and I will start making them tomorrow. For now, I'll be moving onto my next task," I pondered out loud, taking a seat on my study table before pulling out my sketchpad.
