Chapter 664 Wasn''t Your Dyeing Attempt Less Th...


    "Are you prepared, Contestant No. 3?" asked the host.


    Linsey, slipping her gloves back on and grasping the microphone, responded affirmatively, "Yes, I''m ready."


    A resolute sparkle emerged in Linsey''s eyes as she concluded her statement.


    Thepetition gathered a host of skilled designers from diverse firms, pushing Linsey to deliver her best performance to


    vie for the championship.


    She was aware that clinching the top spot was crucial for the Davidson Group to overshadow even the CR Corporation in the race for premier brand exposure due to existing contracts.


    Linsey knew the moment wouldn''tst forever, and if the Davidson Group wanted a ce in Grester, she had to act fast before CR Corporation took over everything.


    Despite Dolores''s suggestion to target a more conservative second or third ce, Linsey was not about to settle.


    Her resolve was firm: to im the championship for herself and for Dolores.


    Gathering her thoughts, Linsey began her presentation with measured words, saying, "Our theme for today is emotions. To me, the profound bond of love shared between a mother and her children stands paramount. Hence, my design today


    radiates warmth andfort."


    As her hand caressed a T-shirt disyed on the rack, she exined, “I started with a in white T-shirt and imbued it with a spectrum of gentle colors. These hues mimic the serene light of a clear day, fostering a weing and calm atmosphere."


    As she made her point, a confrontational tone cut through from the judges'' panel. "Wasn''t your dyeing attempt less than sessful? There''s a ring dark spot on the lower right side of the T-shirt from your wet gloves-it really stands out!”


    Julie Webster narrowed her eyes just a touch at the remark, casting a cool nce at Andy Lambert, the one who had interrupted. In a steady voice, she said, "Andy, it might be better if you waited. Contestant No. 3 is still in the middle of their presentation. You''ll have time for questions once they''re done."


    From her position, Linsey recognized that Julie was the judge who had earlier encouraged her to go first.


    With a smile and aposed demeanor, Linsey responded, "True, there was a little ident with the dye. My gloves bled into the light dye in the bucket. But I believe this imperfection adds a unique twist to my design, rather than detracting


    from it."


    She paused briefly, then gestured towards the stained area on the T-shirt, continuing, "Imagine this scene-a family enjoying a pic in a park under the bright sunlight. This dark patch here? It''s like the moist earth following a spring rain."


    As he listened, Andy''s face twisted into a more derisive expression, but before he could resume his criticism, Linsey interjected. "My original n was to keep the T-shirt in lighter tones throughout. Yet, introducing this darker element


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    inadvertently gave the design a richer contrast."


    Linsey gave the rack a spin, revealing the T-shirt''s back to the room. "When I saw the gloves had left marks on the front, I grabbed the shirt right away. The back didn''t catch any of that dark pigment. Unlike the front, where bold colors sh and blend, the back is covered in gentle tones. Don''t you think it feels like it''s missing a bit of contrast?"


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