one word [starlight]
(ref: here)
Memphis Mallory III stepped off the sound stage; since her record deal, Mallory had become something of a celebrity. Like so many celebrities before her, she was unable to shop for groceries, and was immensely thankful for the plethora of options available to her online.
One site in particular offered clothing with the ability to convert motion to selective aspects of the electromagnetic spectrum; in a word, the clothes gave off visible light when turned on.
Fascinated by the potential for an immediate improvement to her stage performance, Memphis contacted her stage manager, Harvey Wallace. Harvey thanks Memphis and sent his research staff to look at what options, alternatives, and pricing were available.
The following week, Memphis was shipped a package. After signing the slip and closing the front door, Memphis opened the package to reveal a dark, black dress and a note from Harvey asking her to try on the dress. Immediately charmed by the idea, Memphis walked to her dressing room and stood in front of her full-length mirror.
Changing into the dress was quick enough; it had been tailored to match her frame and all the little frills to which she had become accustomed were professionally included. The moment she finished putting the dress on, the dress seemed to change color; small motions led to a gentle humming and the dress became a deep red. More vigorous movements revealed different shades of coloring for different components; with a little practice, the entire dress itself became blue, pink, green, and all sorts of colors for which she had no name.
Memphis Mallory III stepped off the sound stage; since her record deal, Mallory had become something of a celebrity. Like so many celebrities before her, she was unable to shop for groceries, and was immensely thankful for the plethora of options available to her online.
One site in particular offered clothing with the ability to convert motion to selective aspects of the electromagnetic spectrum; in a word, the clothes gave off visible light when turned on.
Fascinated by the potential for an immediate improvement to her stage performance, Memphis contacted her stage manager, Harvey Wallace. Harvey thanks Memphis and sent his research staff to look at what options, alternatives, and pricing were available.
The following week, Memphis was shipped a package. After signing the slip and closing the front door, Memphis opened the package to reveal a dark, black dress and a note from Harvey asking her to try on the dress. Immediately charmed by the idea, Memphis walked to her dressing room and stood in front of her full-length mirror.
Changing into the dress was quick enough; it had been tailored to match her frame and all the little frills to which she had become accustomed were professionally included. The moment she finished putting the dress on, the dress seemed to change color; small motions led to a gentle humming and the dress became a deep red. More vigorous movements revealed different shades of coloring for different components; with a little practice, the entire dress itself became blue, pink, green, and all sorts of colors for which she had no name.
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