IXtober day 30:
"Why defy your fate? Is the will to live that powerful...?"
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IXtober day 30:
"Why defy your fate? Is the will to live that powerful...?"
Pg. 31: The Ageless Truth
With the rise of new events come new trends, and the ever-vigilant minds behind the Power in Beauty Catalogue are always at the forefront of new innovative ways to express oneself through aesthetic. This addendum to the Eikon Collection is an ethereally eerie take on the universal concept of memories and death.
This ghostly, high-tech, winged garment has been given the name of "The Ageless Truth" - a symbol to the meaning of "Memento Mori" - which is a common phrase in the Garlean tongue meaning "Remember that you must perish".
While not meant to offend or bring dread to consumers and onlookers alike, the Alexandrians have fostered a culture that revolves around defying one's passing and the preservation of memories. The recent news of Necron - a primal born from the Darkness of Eternity - spurred the Higuri Regalia into action, and once more has the realm-spanning fashion emporium succeeded in bringing its likeness into the high fashion stage.
A gown of pale white and periwinkle, with a trail of shimmering sparkles - a simple yet no less elegant design - adorned with a set of ornamental wings with watchful eyes ever gazing from behind and in front - as though guiding wayward souls to a serene afterlife. Rings resembling the regulators worn by most Alexandrians adorn the wrists and arm as bangles, with a large halo levitating just behind the wearer. A holographic glyph can be seen lit softly within its center, and upon the breast is the emblem of an hourglass - the wings which adorn it reminiscent of the Alexandrian insignia. To bring the entire ensemble together, a circular corona is complemented by a ghostly shroud, and begets the visage of a gentle spirit in passing, or a silent mourner, cherishing memories made with those who walked before - another concept closely held by many an Alexandrian.
May those who bear Necron's likeness do so without fear of what awaits beyond this world, for it is better to be remembered than consigned to oblivion. The Ageless Truth is more than just attire: it is a symbol of the ephemerality of life, and shows the high fashion realm that even death can be beautiful.