Feel the Way You Feel, My Love novel Chapter 847

Glancing at her reflection on the mirror, Sally frowned. “The bandage on my head looks out of place. I’m worried it might impinge on your marks.”

Natalie pursed her lips. “You’re right.”

“Maybe we could use a hat to cover it?” Sally suggested.

Natalie’s eyes suddenly lit up. “Sal, you’re a lifesaver.”

Yes, that could work. Since this outfit is an integration of a wedding dress and a suit, she can wear a veil in front to cover the bandage.

That being said, I can’t have the veil covering her back. That would ruin the look from behind. Hmm… How about I make it so that the veil only covers her face? I can use a jazz hat to cover the back of her head.

Natalie was glaring pensively at Sally’s head. She then took a jazz hat and cut it in half with a scissor.

Bewildered by her action, Sally queried, “Nat, what are you doing?”

Since her voice was a bit loud, it caught the attention of the other models and designers, including Jessie.

Jessie was rather confused as to what Natalie was up to.

Natalie was reticent as she placed the hat that had been cut in half on the table. After that, she grabbed the white veil beside her and started cutting shapes out of it.

Then, she sewed the veil and one of the halves of the hat together. Lastly, she sewed two flower patterns as well as a diamond pattern onto the veil as her finishing touch.

And just like that, a new peculiar style of a veil was born.

Although the outfit was a weird integration of a wedding dress and a suit, it didn’t look ugly at all. On the contrary, it looked rather unique and refreshing.

Natalie proceeded to put the veil on Sally’s head.

Aside from covering the bandage on the model’s head, the veil, together with the hat, was able to accurately illustrate the beauty of a bride as well as the suaveness of a groom.

Upon seeing the outfit, the other designers gave Natalie a round of applause.

“You’re absolutely incredible, Natalie. How brilliant of you to be able to come with this.”

“Yeah, I can’t help but envy your profound sense of fashion.”