Having unexpectedly gained some leisure time, Jiang Han decided to stroll around Snow Phoebe Lake, wandering beside its beautiful scenery, and then... she would go to "that place."
No sooner said than done—Jiang Han chose a simple outfit.
Speaking of the current spring and summer season, one had to mention the uniform series that stirred a maiden's heart. But given the age of many witches, wearing JK uniforms seemed somewhat inappropriate. After all, most witches did not want to wear a JK uniform while carrying a katana. That stereotype had led to another style of dress becoming popular in the Witch World.
"JK dresses."
Jiang Han had dozens of dresses of this type in her wardrobe. Though outsiders could not see much difference between them, at most thinking the wearer "looks pretty" or "looks younger than in the last dress," that was precisely where their subtle magic lay.
A sailor-collar, high-waisted A-line dress—despite its thick, hazy skirt, it could accentuate the curve of the waist and the faint outline of the thighs.
Beneath the fluttering sailor collar was a minimally designed neckerchief, giving off an innocent and lovely impression. Yet its presence formed a three-dimensional plane with the chest, the front, and the area from the chin and neck to the collarbones, making the figure stand out all the more.
The wide ruffled hem added a touch of dreaminess, balancing out the sensuality brought by the A-line cut and the emphasized line from ribs to chest, adding instead the air of a spring-and-summer beautiful girl.
The long puffed sleeves also cleverly used contrasting colors—the sailor-blue sleeves paired with red cuffs, grand yet sweet.
Jiang Han was especially fond of this design. It combined an everyday feel with sweetness; the harshest criticism she would get on the street would be no