Posted by Lieutenant Tandra Mika (Counselor) in Retail Therapy

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Sharah Fayth (Chief Star Fleet Medical Officer) in Retail Therapy

Posted by Captain Eela Dasca (Lt. Governor) in Retail Therapy

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“It doesn’t have to be a dress, either,” Eela said. “There are other options that can look just as lovely and doesn’t have to be revealing at all,” she said as she moved over to the garments and began flipping through them. She looked back and forth between the hangers and Sharah. She pulled a black garment out. “What about something like this?” It was a sleeveless jumpsuit with a highneck but the front fell in a loose draping that went to the floor except where it was split into wide legs. It would mimic a dress at times and the only bare skin would be her arms and shoulders.

~Eela Dasca, Lt. Gov.

Sharah took the jumpsuit from Eela and went back into the dressing room. The other dress was unceremoniously tossed out if the room. Yavia laughed. “She looked really good in this though.”

Jal’na leveled herself up, “Yes she did, but clothing is armor.” She went through the racks and pulled out a pair of slacks and a shirt. “She can try this too.”

Sharah came out laughing, “Ummm…it’s pretty and the fabric feels good, but…ummm…” the bodice was too long for her proportions. And if the bodice was too long, the legs were....massive. Not just brushed the floor but pooled at her feet. “I am not sure hemming would fix this. I bet Jal’na would look great in it though.”

Jal’na nodded, “I will try that one.” She handed Sharah the other outfit.

Eela chuckled as the outfit was passed on. She agreed it would look good on the Klingon and she wanted Sharah to feel at ease.

It was grey tappered slacks with buttons from ankle to knee with a long sleeved off the shoulder shirt. It reached her hips and flared gently. It was a darker Grey and the cuffs and wide off the shoulder collar were a brushed mint green. It was subtle and classy, and comfortable.

Sharah

“That will look good,” Mika commented, looking at the outfit. It was classy, rather than like a party outfit, and it looked like it would suit Sharah well, Mika thought. And it was much less revealing, so she might be more comfortable with it. “Try it! I think it could be a good choice.”

~ Mika

Eela grinned. “Agreed, and that collar is fun.”

Standing at the clothes racks, Dasca flipped through and pulled out another gown for herself that had a fitted black bodice and a flowing long skirt in in a silky fabric with swathes of gold and shades of teal on a cream background. When she fanned out the skirt it resembled abstract bird wings. She draped it over her arm.

Looking over her shoulder, she studied Mika. ‘What about you Tandra? Where are you leaning for this venture?”

~Eela Dasca, Lt. Gov.