My Little Pony: Equestria's Mightiest Heroes
Janet and Rarity: Part 1
Previous ChapterNext ChapterOn the way to Carousel Boutique, Rarity and Janet discussed the different forms of fashion they were accustomed to.
“And you should see how Steve dresses. He literally dresses eight decades behind the rest of us.” Janet said through her and Rarity’s laughing.
“Then he is going to get along quite well with Applejack. Her sense of fashion is atrocious. She wanted to wear galoshes with her dress. It was a disaster!” Rarity laughed, as she opened the door to her shop.
“So, I’m kinda new to this place. What’s the fashion like here?” Jan asked as she followed Rarity into the shop.
“I keep fashion forward.” Rarity answered. “It really depends on the situation, and the pony.”
“Ah, I can do that. It is relatively close to what I do for the Avengers.” Janet responded.
“The Avengers?” Rarity asked puzzled.
“Oh, right. The six of us, Steve, Thor, Tony, Hank, Bruce and I. As a group, we go by the name of the Avengers. It makes a bit more sense from where we’re from. As does the clothing we were wearing when you met us.” Janet explained.
“You mean kind of like the Power Ponies? Your clothing did remind me of the couture they wore.” Rarity responded.
“What are the Power Ponies?” Janet asked.
“Characters from the books that little Spikey-wikey reads.” Rarity answered, “I didn’t know about them until Spike brought them up either.”
“That is pretty funny.” Janet chuckled. “I don’t normally dress like that.” Janet said defensively.
“Good. It was the best of the group, but still a little ostentatious for my taste.”
Janet and Rarity continued talking about the finer points of fashion until the Carousel Boutique opened.
“Well since you are new here, you should work with me on making a few dresses first, until you get the hang of it, then you can work on a dress yourself.” Rarity suggested, trying her best to not offend Janet, which was, of course, not her intention.
“That sounds like a plan.” Janet said, taking no offense at Rarity’s comment.
“Excellent, then let us get to work.”
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