The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
Chapter 1647

Chapter 1647

Although the female bodyguards retreated respectfully, Arabella caught a glimpse of them whispering

into their earpieces as the door closed, probably signaling for additional security to guard the perimeter

and ensure the princess's safety at all times.

"Queen Abby, I adore your design philosophy. You're incredibly talented; each piece you create is

stunning."

Princess Leah smiled with an elegance that was both poised and dignified. Her beauty was famously

breathtaking. Though she seldom appeared in the media, her striking looks were the subject of much

admiration. Her features seemed as though they had been meticulously crafted by the hand of God.

And it wasn't just her face that turned heads; her fashion sense had many commoners scrambling to

emulate her style.

"I'm honored that you appreciate my work, Your Highness."

"Would you be interested in making QY the exclusive brand for the royal household? From now on, it

would only cater to members of the royal family."

Arabella understood the proposition. They wanted QY to serve the royals exclusively because of their

unique status and the nobility it entailed.

Although QY's designs were unique and avoided the embarrassment of dress-clashes, if the brand

were used by the daughters of mere millionaires or local tycoons, it would seem frivolous and improper

for the royals to don the same.

"If the princess wishes, I could establish a new brand as a fresh identity, exclusively catering to your

personal requirements."

"Thank you," Princess Leah's smile widened in delight. She hadn't expected Arabella to grasp the

subtleties so swiftly.

"The reason I've invited you today is not only to discuss a long-term collaboration but also to

commission you to design a wardrobe capable of gracing a variety of occasions."

After listening to her request, Arabella stood up, “Allow me to take the measurements, Your Highness.”

She was well aware of royal protocols; aside from handshakes, any physical contact with royals was

considered a breach of etiquette.

Thus, while measuring, she carefully avoided touching Leah's shoulders or any other part of her body,

yet her measurements were remarkably precise.

"Can you remember all that?" Princess Leah was surprised that Arabella didn't jot down any numbers,

relying solely on her memory.

"Just a few figures," after taking the measurements, Arabella inquired about the princess's preferences

and style.

The more they talked, the more kindred they felt, especially when Arabella sketched out a couple of

dream designs the princess adored, the latter was amazed.

"They're even prettier than I imagined." The princess was completely won over by Arabella's design

genius after seeing the colored renditions of the elegant gowns, "They look so lovely; I can't wait to see

the finished products."

The combination of colors and styles was unexpectedly delightful. Arabella then discussed and

sketched hats, accessories, gloves, and bags, matching them with different outfits.

The overall look was even more stunning than before, the ensemble exuding propriety and elegance,

both noble and beautiful.

She even included sketches of the princess, illustrating her in various styles - playful, proper,

mysterious, and dignified.

"I never thought you'd be so good at drawing people too," the princess felt an incredible connection

with Arabella, especially drawn to her serene presence.

"Is there anything you would like to change or add, Your Highness?"

"Not at all, it's simply perfect." The princess beamed as she browsed the designs on the tablet, "Let's

proceed with your creations."

It was astonishing that Arabella could draft so many beautiful designs in such a short span.

"Let me also design a few pairs of shoes for you," Arabella suggested, proceeding to sketch footwear

to complement each style.

Throughout the session, the princess's face glowed with satisfaction and joy, "You're truly talented.

Apart from apparel, do you also design other items? Maybe home furnishings, curtains, and such?"