Artemis

In Greek mythology, Artemis is the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and boundaries. She protects animals, women, and warriors. Yet she hunts animals, punishes women, and scorns men. She is a fearsome deity, a charming maiden. As the arbiter of borders, everything follows her mood. This costume captures contradictory charm in one form. The knee-length skirt favored by the goddess symbolizes her allure. The soft pink chiffon layers flip in the wind, and with each step, a pale glow shines through the inner panel. The embodiment of her fearsome nature is in the golden twirling bow she carries and the sleek, slinky sash on her shoulders. The smooth curves of Artemis, whom Homer calls "the archer of arrows from afar," resonate.