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“What colour was her scythe?" "Sadly, I wasn't able to take the time to appreciate its subtle hues as it tore through my skin.”

— Gina Damico

“She wore her determination like war paint.”

— Sara Donati

“Now,' [her father] barked. She stiffly followed, still fully dressed in the elaborate navy-and-white gown she had worn all evening. It was hard not…

— Anne Mallory

“Her long platinum blond hair fell in loose waves past her shoulders, with a few black peekaboo strands. She wore a black minidress and…

— Jamie McGuire

“Once when I visited her, she scuffed around the house in pink pile-lined slippers you'd wear only while waiting for the police to discover…

— Melissa Bank

“She'd worn that color, or gray in its place, for three years now. And unrelenting black for a year before that. It had been…

— Julia Quinn

“She was blond as hell, wearing a lot of black.”

— Kenneth Fearing

“She wore her sadness on the outside, like a heavy winter coat.”

— Beth Hoffman

“She was sweating and pale but beautiful in the firelight. Showing a woman’s strength in a delicate vessel, holding strong like a warrior. I…

— Lauren Nicolle Taylor

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

— Anonymous

“She wore amethyst-purple woolen slacks paired with a bright yellow leather jacket, like a human being hoping to become an iris.”

— Sibella Giorello

“Kate had dressed for battle, donning her finest pink muslin morning dress. With lace at her wrists and mother-of-pearl buttons at her throat, instead…

— Courtney Milan