Quote by Caroline B. Cooney

“She didn't like to think she was so shallow that a mere dress could make her happy, but she had to concede that it…

— Julia Quinn

“He never saw that dress again and when he mentioned it in retrospective evocation she invariably retorted that he must have dreamt it,”

— Vladimir Nabokov

“The dress bunched up like loose skin round her neck. It wouldn't behave, wouldn't act as if it was really hers. Wearing it was…

— Maggie O'Farrell

“I wore a white velvet gown, similar to my Smolny dress. I looked forward to the day when I could wear any color in…

— Robin Bridges

“And I reminded myself that a woman should be able to dress as she liked without a man hurting her...”

— Stephanie Dray

“In a short space of time, she had become indispensable, rather like a comfortable grey gown in which one always appears respectable and can…

— Joan Smith

“She was dressing for the life she wanted, not the one she had.”

— Anonymous

“Even in her casual white shirt and cotton pants, she was clearly an independent woman in charge of her destiny. She was so… He…

— Jan Moran

“She knew he would like taking it off; he tended to prefer her dresses on the floor rather than on her person.”

— Maya Rodale

“Years later when she was being eccentric, had shed her corset and let her arse spread unhindered by anything but her perpetual dressing gown.”

— Peter Carey

“She wore a black pantsuit with a white silk shirt that had an almost metallic sheen to it. He wondered whom she had already…

— Christopher Rice

“She refused to be one of those girls who fell for a pretty face that just white-washed a total jack-ass underneath. She could ogle,…

— Kimberly Kinrade