Unlimited Son-In-Law

Chapter 536 Wynter Is Our Brand Ambassador

Although the wealthy guests attending the Supreme Gala would show up in tailored clothes, many owners of small and medium-sized enterprises would bring their dates over and have their clothes tailored on the spot. When Jennifer said she did not like wearing gowns, she was actually hinting at Donald that they both had no suitable clothes for the event. After all, it was every girl’s dream to look pretty when attending a grand event such as this. “Do you like those gowns? How about we go get ourselves a set of formal attire as well?” Jennifer shook her head. “Forget it. I don’t look nice in a gown, so I’d rather not embarrass myself.” “Says who? I think you look better than all of them, so you’d definitely look stunning in a gown.” Donald then dragged Jennifer into a dressing room before she could say anything further. “Welcome! Are you two here to get your outfits tailored?” Camille Tate, the staff member on duty, greeted them the moment when they entered the dressing room that had been temporarily set up. “We’d like to see if there are any designs that suit us.” “Of course.

outfits… The cheapest men’s suit would cost over seventy thousand, and the cheapest gown would cost over a hundred and twenty thousand. “Donald, how about we just attend the Supreme Gala dressed like this?” Jennifer whispered into his ear, but Camille heard what she said. The look in Camille’s eyes had turned slightly disdainful, even though she still maintained a smile on her face. I don’t know how this woman got herself a ticket to this event, but she’s

can have that tailored here too, by the way.” Jennifer’s jaw dropped when she turned the page and saw how much White Swan cost. What the… Five hundred and sixty thousand just for a gown? “My goodness… Isn’t this a little too pricey?” Jennifer exclaimed. “Miss, we’re talking about a gown that Queen Lowe herself has worn. For your information, the feathers on this gown are genuine swan feathers. The price is justified by the complicated production process and rarity of the materials used.” “Forget it, Donald. Let’s just