The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 704

Arabella looked at the girl on stage, asking coolly, "Don't you know where you lost?"

"I don't know." Isabella's answer was full of confidence. She thought that the clothes she designed today would sell like hotcakes if they were put on the market. She didn't believe that her score was only a six.

Backstage, Molly watched the live broadcast, nervously clenching her fists. She had caused trouble for Arabella.

Such a thing happened in such an important competition, and she was worried about what impact this might have on Arabella's status as a judge.

She felt that she had put Arabella in a dilemma, and her heart was full of anxiety and guilt.

"Because her long skirt can show the unique elegance and gorgeousness of Solterra's women, and also the charm of her own country's traditional colors, while yours can't."

Isabella was a little confused, "Why?"

The clothes she designed today incorporated the cultural elements of her country and the most avant-garde design concepts. Could it not compare to Molly's long skirt?

Arabella, "The style that Molly designed can maintain the charm of traditional culture while being fashionable, whether it's worn by her or a middle-aged woman. In other words, her design suits anyone."

"That's impossible." Isabella had just seen the long skirt, and it required a very good figure to show off. If a middle-aged woman wore it, it would definitely destroy all its beauty.

Isabella, "Molly just did a good job with the clothing design. If you let a middle-aged woman wear her long skirt, it definitely won't get such a high score."

"Really?" Arabella didn't think so, "Then you can pick a woman on the spot, have her wear Molly's long skirt, and pick another one to wear the clothes you designed."

"Okay!" Isabella was confident in her design, and she immediately picked two middle-aged women in their forties and sent them backstage to change clothes.

The audience was buzzing with discussion. Some said that Isabella was too much, openly defying the judge on such an occasion. After all, this was only the first round, and there were two more rounds to go. Wasn't she afraid that the judges would remember this and retaliate?