Billionaire’s Missing Darling
Chapter 81
Chapter 81
After pausing for a moment, Emma regained her composure.
She then sneered and a hint of disdain flashed in her eyes.
She had underestimated the situation. Initially, she thought Olivia’s clothes were high–end custom–made pieces. Only later did she realize that what Susan had called “only one piece” was probably just something her family’s tailor stitched together.
Back when the Hushe Republic was much poorer, it was common for families to buy fabric and sew their own clothes at home.
But now in the modern world, there were still people making their own clothes. How impoverished must they be!
Emma found it amusing and a mocking curve formed at the corner of her mouth. “So unique. Was it made by the master who hems pants at the village entrance?”
Susan hadn’t anticipated that someone like Emma, a socialite, would speak so sarcastically.
She felt speechless. “Miss Emma, have you seen the clothes Olivia wears? Could the master who hems pants at the village entrance have such techniques?”
Emma was taken aback. She did pay quite a bit of attention to Olivia’s. clothes. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have used clothes as a topic of discussion. It was strange when she thought about it. She knew Olivia wore clothes from street vendors, with no brand labels. Yet, she couldn’t seem to help herself from looking at her clothes.
She found them distinctive and good–looking.
At times, after staring for a while, Emma even despised and said to herself, “You’ve stared at cheap street vendor clothes for so long, your taste has really fallen.”
Now, hearing Susan’s words, Emma realized Olivia’s clothes were indeed quite unique in terms of design and craftsmanship.
Susan continued, “Miss Emma, you’re a socialite. Your taste should be quite refined. How could you not even recognize the brand of Olivia’s clothes? Is that because there are no labels or logos on them? It’s an Italian handmade brand, Bosman.”
Bosman.
smug mockery in Emma’s eyes was instantly shattered, and they were replaced by
Bosman? It’s actually Bosman!
the world’s top–tier brand, renowned for its pursuit of quality. They did not put labels on their clothes, and their garments were incredibly comfortable to wear. Not only
brands commissioned Bosman to produce clothes, but they would only produce one
rare. Olivia herself only had three Bosman pieces,
telling her that Olivia’s entire wardrobe was filled with Bosman
couldn’t believe it and instinctively retorted, “Are you making this up? How is it possible
“Yes,
are all made by the workshop in her family. Look at the white T–shirt she’s wearing, for instance. There are hardly any seams visible, and
intangible cultural heritage status. The tailors in the workshop are all elderly people from Olivia’s family, and this tradition has been passed down for centuries. I once saw a
believe it. She hung up the call with a slam and ran
stay with the Taylor family, the servants washed her clothes, and Lynn had some
had always been gentle, looked a bit embarrassed. She awkwardly took out a
like you’re not wearing anything
didn’t give them back to Olivia. She secretly kept them for herself and wore them
which, these clothes were really comfortable. They were smooth and cool against
this piece of clothing for a while, all the red bumps
It was truly extraordinary.
aspects of the
listened, the heavier her
the white T–shirt and examining several other coats,
really owned clothes from
Even Emma, who considered herself well–versed in fashion, couldn’t identify the fabric used
to wear, making
was a storage room. There was no bed inside, and the
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