Pixie Dust, Friday, All Day

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

This Homecoming event, whatever it was, was certainly moving the formalwear. Which meant people were buying a lot of formalwear, which was, conveniently enough, both expensive and chic. Therefore, Homecoming was fine by Tink.

She even came in on a day when the shop should be closed. Wasn't that ever so kind of her?




Tink wondered briefly if the roommate that she wasn't talking to was going to be chaperoning this Homecoming event. This could be interesting.

In the meantime? Pixie Dust was open.

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Mod Your Shopping

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

Save yourself from the petty pixie.

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

Molly opened the door and walked in, speaking to Katara behind her. "See, plenty of blue dresses for you to choose from."

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[southernbender.livejournal.com]

Katara bounced, looking around with glee. "There are so many." She touched a dark blue one carefully then looked back at Molly. "What colour are you looking for?"

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

"I don't really have a color in mind this time," Molly said, looking at a dark green dress. "Something darker though. Not pink."

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[southernbender.livejournal.com]

"I completely support your not-pink lifestyle," Katara teased.

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

It took Molly a moment to remember that pink = Fire Nation, but then she laughed. "I'm not saying no to red though," she warned.

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[sarcasm-guy.livejournal.com]

Sokka pushed open the door and ran to the racks. "What about this one?" he asked Rikku, holding up a lime green tuxedo.

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[the_merriest]

Rikku facepalmed. "No. No lime green, no dark purple. Find something nice. Like black, or grey, or brown. Dark blue." She held up a black suit with a silver-striped tie. "See? Not tacky. Lime is tacky. Tacky is bad."

Trust her. The Al Bhed knew tacky.

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[sarcasm-guy.livejournal.com]

Sokka looked at the black suit. "That's... kind of plain, isn't it? What about... this?" 'This' being a navy suit with pinstripes.

"Not too boring, not too tacky?" he asked.

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[the_merriest]

"Nooooo," Rikku grinned. "That is awesome. You should try it on. I mean it."

Re: Mod Your Shopping

[sarcasm-guy.livejournal.com]

Sokka went to change, came out of the dressing room, and twirled exuberantly. "Look good?" he asked. "Good enough? Snazzy?"

Shopping: Now With Tink

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

The fashionable fairy is here to help. And possibly laugh at you. But also, help.

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[girlzippo.livejournal.com]

"Hi Tink!" Charlie may have looked a little guilty for waiting until the absolute last second. "I need a dress. For Homecoming. Tonight. Anything left at all?"

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

Tink waved dismissively. Of course there were dresses left! Racks and rows of them. First of all, you never knew when some boy might stop fawning over an idiotic English brat and discover the hottie in front of him. And secondly, a good many girls had busy schedules, what with manicures and hair appointments. Not that fashion should be left to the last minute. But really. Tink understood.

At any rate, the burny-girl should come in immediately and find something fabulous and chic and outrageous. Yes?

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[girlzippo.livejournal.com]

Charlie got the general gist of "come in already, sheesh" and hurried in, looking around a litte agape. "Wow. Ohhh, wow. These are so gorgeous...." She had no idea what she'd look good in. Red was a bit much for a first dance, but maybe something in blue? "I'm not tall enough for a slit skirt, but anything else... Ooooo. (http://etonline.seenon.com/popup.php?t=shopET+-+Drew+Barrymore%26%23039%3Bs+Chiffon+Dress+in+Blush+Pink&u=%2Fimg%2Fproduct%2Fcatl%2F00016137-289903.jpg&h=400&w=400&SESSID=0b00ea5e53a3f177bc83803bff5e64f4)"

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, indeed! That was all devestating and it would be nice with her coloring and she should try it on right away. Any time you found a dress that made you go "Ooooh," that was the right dress and don't let other people talk you out of it. Besides, that one was very chic. Shoo.

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[girlzippo.livejournal.com]

Charlie shoo'ed, and grinned as she tried on the dress. It was a little long, but maybe... "Do you think this works?" she asked anxiously, coming out to look at it in the mirror. "Maybe I should get something shorter."

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[iseewhatyoumean.livejournal.com]

Cassandra opened the door and looked around curiously. She thought this was the place Meg had recommended. Maybe.

"Hello?"

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

Tink zipped to the front of the store. Hello! Was she here for Homecoming? Homecoming was ever so chic. There were rows of dresses and Tink might even get that annoying roommate of hers to take her to the dance to make up for what happened this weekend. Which was nothing. Nothing happened this weekend.

Come in! Come in and find a dress! Dresses were fabulous.

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[iseewhatyoumean.livejournal.com]

"Fabulous?" Cassandra asked in confusion. "I think I need a dress?" Considering that she was wearing a simple long-sleeved tshirt and a pair of jeans, both well worn and at least three years behind the times, Tink would probably agree.

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

Yes, fabulous! Everything here was fabulous. This was Tink's Emporium of Fabulous Amazing Fabulousness. She had nearly called it that. Still considered changing it some days. And dresses? Dresses were fabulous. So very chic and exquisite.

The casual, disaffected, I don't care how I look style? That was so very out again. One couldn't go to Homecoming in jeans. This girl knew that, right?

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[iseewhatyoumean.livejournal.com]

Cassandra shook her head. She hadn't known that at all. Perhaps Tink would be willing to share some of her fabulous understanding of such things as "dresses" and "wearing clothes that don't look like you stole them from a hobo"? That would be awfully nice of her.

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[isourking.livejournal.com]

Sometime during the day and when and NPC customer entered the shop and Owl flew into the room and dropped a package addressed to Tinkerbell on the counter.

The note said:
Dear Miss Fairy-type-person,

Ron told us that you helped him out with a new set of duds which was quite nice of you and that you were in need of items from our store which we are happy to give you in repayment of you kindness. Use them in good health!

Sincerely,

Fred and George Weasley
Proprietors
Weasley Wizard Wheezes
Diagon Alley
London, England

Included in the package was a handwavey list of items that Tink could use for her own revenge type purposes.

Re: Shopping: Now With Tink

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

Tink stared. She pulled a few of the items out.

And then she did the happiest happy dance she knew of.

Squall was going to get it.

OOC

[tinkerbitch.livejournal.com]

This was always in the right comm. Shhhhh.

Crashing out for sleep, but will pick up tags when I return to the land of the waking. Just wanted to make sure this was up first.