Dress Quote by Holly Black

“You dress for the world, but under that, you dress for me. I own your softest places, and what touches them is mine.”

— C.D. Reiss

“Thing is, he says, in my line of work, you spend a lot of time sittin. A dress lets the breeze up...cool yer dingles…

— Moira Young

“I step over to the mirror and hold up a lacy, foam green taffeta dress in front of me.”

— Anonymous

“The Queen wore a resplendent dress, with a skirt wide enough to hide two dwarfs comfortably, and a hatched bodice that looked like a…

— Dawn Patitucci

“Much of the clothing is moth-eaten, but I can see what they once were. A skirt with a beaded pattern of pomegranates, another that…

— Holly Black

“I leave the kitchen table to bathe, and to dress for church. If only my closet held on its shelves an array of faces…

— Tim Cummings

“So I stare at the beautiful brand-new crinoline dress that’s mine alone with no whiff of mothballs. Even so, it droops a little.”

— Fanny Britt

“I rise early that morning and dress in green and brown, my skirst the same colour as the forest floor. I include a cap…

— Katherine Longshore

“There is a piece of clothing thrown on the floor in the shape of what I look to myself.”

— Chelsea Martin

“...The skirt flared wonderfully, and there was the sweet ribbon bow at the waist. It was a dress to be worn by the sort…

— Helen Oyeyemi

“I do want lots of things, most of which are under your dress.”

— Delilah Dawson

“My clothes are native to the rug in the center of the room, which my mother has lovingly deemed the hamper.”

— Addison Moore