The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 258

Hearing the announcement, the people in Rest Area A waited nervously.

The male host in a suit walked onto the spacious stage.

“Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, contestants, and judges, welcome to the annual Solterra Cup Garment Design Contest.”

“Over the past few years, this competition has produced many excellent designers. They have spread our culture to several countries through their designs.”

“Today, we’re lucky enough to have some big names in the industry. We have Flora, president of the Fashion Designers Association of Solterra, Sherry, editor–in–chief of a fashion magazine, Tess, president of the Women’s Wear Association, Maylin, president of Fashion Times, and Hans, CEO of Collins Corporation. Let’s give them a round of applause”

The audience broke into fervent applause.

“Also, among the two hundred spectators below, we have the cream of the crop in the industry. Famous designers, seasoned fashion scholars, fashion experts, fashion gurus, etc. They will be voting on site to ensure the fairness and impartiality of the competition.”

“Arabella, I’m kind of nervous,” Molly said, looking at the stage from the back of the crowd, her body slightly trembling.

“You’re not scared when you’re live streaming in front of so many people, but now with only two hundred spectators, you’re nervous?” Arabella said, while still engrossed in her mobile game.

some

even had the mood to play mobile

around them looked pale with tension.

we do? Does being nervous help?” Arabella asked casually.

shook her head..

and only affects your performance, why not adjust your mindset and face it

an epiphany upon hearing Arabella’s words.

so young, but her thinking was so clear?

participating in the competition. Now, I will announce the rules for the first round. Every 20 designers will form a group and compete together. In the

news caused a stir in the crowd.

the contestants felt the

only 30 can advance to the second

“That’s horrifying!”

even started, and the atmosphere is

heard that some well–known grassroots designers are participating today. I wonder what kind of works they will

the designer Molly, who does