~procrastinate, read, eat~

The final part! Gryffindor!

Inspo:

The idea behind this dress was for it to be more dramatic, bold, and in-your-face compared to the other. While the dress itself doesn't have much detail, it makes a singular solid bold statement. The jewelry consists of multiple rings, shiny layered heels, chuncky jewelery, and sparkly pins in the hair. The hair itself is dutch braids, made to look sleek but still beautiful. The slit and corset look add danger but the tulle and puffy sleeves add light-heartedness. Bold, but still casual in a way.

Part 3. Ravenclaw!

Inspo:

So this dress isn't designed to be flashy or showy. The intricate details and overall design do that for the dress itself. Where it lacks show of skin, it makes up in design. This is made to show how their house doesn't need to flaunt or show skin to show their elegant, intricate, and beautiful sense of style. Although there isn't much jewelry, the singular tiara makes a statement with the outfit. There are also hidden pockets under each triangular section. Smart, elegant, and stunning.

Here's part 2. Hufflepuff!

Inspo:

This one is daring, bold, and makes a statement to show the harder and extroverted parts of Hufflepuff. The outfit was made to show more of the actual house, now just the "kind people" that they're put down to. The wavy hair, translucent tulle cover and strappy sandals, however, show more of the light and bubbly part of their personalities. The complete form of Hufflepuff put into one.

Ok so here's a Slytherin themed dress!

Inspo:

Basically I was bored and decided to design some dresses for the houses. (Yes, this is a series). The Slytherin dress is sleek and a bit of a show off. The v-cuts and geometry designs add to their ambitious nature. The jewelry and detailing add some flair to the outfit but still manage to say presentable. Essentially it's pureblood style turned modern.

Rowan: ONCE

Aelin:...

“Then Percy let go of his tiny ledge, and together, holding hands, he and Annabeth fell into the endless darkness.” - The Mark of Athena

Cassian: Nesta, the bitch, obviousy.

Morgan (flirting with girl): Are you from Tennessee?

Girl (giggling): No, why?

Morgan (smirking): ‘Cause you’re the only ten I see

Reid (frowning): Calling somebody a ten actually refers back to ancient days when the number 10 would signify the name of the lowest caste, pretty much meaning that a 10 would be someone of no worth, typically a prisoner.

Girl: *backs away*

You: Hey can you do something for me?

Draco: I would use an unforgivable curse on somebody, hand myself over to the Ministry, rot in Azkaban, and go utterly insane for you.

You: Right so can you get me some snacks?

My unread books: Well how abou-

Me, picking my favorite book off a shelf: Ah would you look at that, time for a reread!

My unread books: But-