Shattered Vows: Call Me Auntie Now novel Chapter 311

Watching Vivienne reap what she sowed, Quinn's expression remained perfectly calm.

In the design world, the biggest taboo was lacking patience and trying to play smart.

Vivienne thought she had pulled off a flawless scam, never expecting someone with a sharp enough eye to spot the cracks instantly.

In the end, Lillian gave the lowest score of the entire event.

Influenced by Lillian, the remaining judges who hadn't yet scored also gave low marks.

Vivienne ended up with a score of 86, making her chances of advancing to the finals incredibly slim.

A few more contestants went up, and finally, it was time for Quinn's designs to take the stage.

The moment the two traditional-style dresses appeared on the runway, the noisy venue fell completely silent, followed by a chorus of gasps and awe-struck murmurs.

The first piece, The Grand Peony.

Crafted from crimson gold-woven satin, the collar and lapels featured layers of hand-embroidered, blooming peonies. Golden threads outlined the petals, perfectly spaced, exuding a luxurious but never tacky aura.

This dress perfectly captured the regal elegance and radiant pride of oriental beauty, looking like a glorious, blooming flower.

The second piece, Summer Lotus.

Made from a pale, translucent silk, it looked incredibly soft and gentle.

The entirety of the fabric was embroidered with ink-wash lotuses, green stems, and simple petals, free from any tedious, heavy decorations.

The slanted lapel was inlaid with jade, the waist cinched gracefully, and the skirt flowed beautifully. The elegant, unearthly design truly embodied a sense of pure, untainted grace.

One vibrant, one subtle. One blooming, one understated. Though the two pieces were stark contrasts, both were breathtakingly stunning.

Every judge's eyes lit up, and they murmured constant praise.

"These two pieces carry such incredible ambiance. The color palette, the embroidery, the concept—they're all beautiful."

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