<em>~Just outside the front doors a little before lunch~</em><br/><br/>Florence loved Nicholas' taste. There was absolutely no doubt about that in the woman's mind as the man helped her from his open coach. An elegant, slender hand dressed in pale blue silk and jet black lace rested delicately on his offered hand as she rose from her seat and gracefully stepped to the ground. "This looks to be the place, Nicholas, Darling. Are you ready to go find the models you're after?"<br/><br/>The blonde haired woman offered Nicholas a charming smile from her pink lips, the long lashes of her soft blue eyes fluttered playfully as she twirled for Nicholas in the silk gown he'd dressed her in, matching parasol spinning from the motion. Florence could be so light-hearted at times. Times like today when she'd so merrily suggested Nicholas dress her in the clothing he wished to have for his purposes at the Tea House. He'd done a fine job of it too, from head to toe in the pale blue silk that formed a dress perfectly suited to Florence's body. She'd teased him about having the outfit laid aside for her, but when you had as much money as Nicholas Bureck, something as 'wasteful' as a silk gown and matching jewelry given to what might well become a briefly-enjoyed lover was little to consider.<br/><br/>When the twirl completed and the skirts were settled perfectly over the heeled shoes he'd chosen for the garment Florence flashed another of her charming smiles at her escort, "Do you approve, Mister Bureck?" Her lashes fluttered again as she tilted her head so that the delicious line of her chin was presented the man. Her dangling earrings contrasted the pale tones of her skin while complementing the blue of the gown he'd chosen and that of her eyes. A gemmed necklace hung round her throat to match the earrings.<br/><br/>The crowning point, literally, of her attire was the hat the man had selected. When he dressed a lady up he left off no details, for this hat had lacing to match the gloves and gown itself, and there was enough of it to bring her pale silken tresses to the focus of those eyes who saw her from behind.