The Premiere Collection

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Welcome, honored guest! I'm so pleased to see your interest in the Avatar Shop's Premiere Collection - it's the best we have to offer, you know. I am Levi, Mistress Sycamore's assistant in the Avatar Shop, and I will be your guide on this tour of the collection. Oh, and that is my counterpart, Taylor. He's only an astromech but he is rather useful to us here in the Shop. He will be joining us for the tour and, if you so desire, will be ready to take your order at the conclusion, if any of the designs you see here interest you.

Now, let us proceed to the first set of designs in the Premiere Collection...some Classic numbers made popular by some classic heroes.

	Our first item is a quite unusual combination...Rebel hero in Imperial stormtrooper armor. However, even if he is a little short for a stormtrooper, in this uniform Luke Skywalker is not at all short on charm.
	Next is this classic gown, modeled by the lovely Princess Leia Organa. The style is one native to Cloud City of the planet Bespin, a community known for its genteel tastes. Perhaps you've noticed the smooth lines of Leia's garment, reminiscent of the clouds among which she first wore it.
	Here we have another classic ensemble: the white shirt and black vest made popular by Han Solo. This is an excellent option for our more *ahem* adventurous clients.
	And here we have the classic look of one of the best-dressed individuals in the history of the Rebellion, Lando Calrissian. You'll look quite suave in that cape, I'm sure.

Next we'll see some fashions inspired by the less visible, but no less vital, members of the Rebellion, as well as some who, while not quite members of it, were yet friendly to it.

	Foremost among the unsung heroes of the Rebellion is this starfighter pilot with a remarkable record of survival and performance, Wedge Antilles. The unmistakable orange jumpsuit of a Rebel pilot would be an excellent choice if your loyalties lie with the Alliance, or try the more casual out-of-uniform look Mr. Antilles displays here.

	Another Rebel fighter pilot with excellent fashion sense is longtime Rogue Squadron member Tycho Celchu. This son of Alderaan carries on his lost homeworld's tradition of quality, elegant clothing...
	...as does this daughter of Alderaan, the regal Winter. Her dark green dress is an excellent complement to those with exotic complexions, such as the snow-white hair for which Winter is known.
	Here we have another friend of Rogue Squadron, the lovely Mirax Terrik. Mirax's jacket is an excellent choice for the pilots among our customers.
	Rogue Squadron mechanic Koyi Komad here demonstrates that mechanic's wear doesn't have to be...ah...boring. Although personally I am not sure she actually gets much work done in this ensemble. However, what it lacks in practicality it makes up for in personality.
	Dash Rendar, not himself either Rebel or Imperial though friendly to our Rebel heroes, here displays an excellent ensemble for those who claim few loyalties and prefer to work alone.
	Now, here is a classic look: the bonnet and spear of the Ewoks. Our friend Wicket models this look with all possible cuteness...

Now, let's move on, shall we? In this next display you will see some striking fashions inspired by Imperial tastes...

	First, the ubiquitous uniform of the Imperial stormtrooper. Perhaps the best ensemble available for both anonymity and visibility.
	Our next model is actually pre-Imperial in lifespan, though thoroughly Imperial, I'm sure, in sensibilities and fashion. Darth Maul's unique facial markings form a striking contrast to his Imperially modest black robes, the perfect ensemble for our Sith clients.
	Ah, no, our next model is not exactly an Imperial either...just a musician trying to earn a living in a cruel Imperial world. This Bith's costume is an excellent option for our customers in the entertainment industry.
	Now, here we have a very stylish design for Imperial Hands and other assassins among our clientele. The beautiful Mara Jade models a sleek black jumpsuit that is both practical and classy. The optional poncho is a useful accessory as well, especially if your secret missions call you to particularly dusty worlds. Blaster not included.

Now let's see some of the fashions inspired by the legendary Jedi. It's not all brown robes and padawan-braids, you know.

	Ages before the Empire was even dreamed of, Nomi Sunrider upheld the Jedi way. The Avatar Shop has recently resurrected this millennia-old style for your enjoyment.
	One of the Force-sensitive witches of Dathomir, Kirana Ti became one of Luke Skywalker's first students as he worked to rebuild the Jedi order after the fall of the Emperor. Ms. Ti models the unique costume of body armor native to Dathomir.
	Here is another Dathomiri Jedi, though Tenel Ka's heritage also includes the royal house of Hapes. Ms. Ka, daughter of Prince Isolder and Teneniel Djo, inherited her mother's Force skills and became one of Master Skywalker's later students of the Jedi way. Like her copatriot Kirana Ti, Tenel wears the Dathomiri body armor.
	The lovely Dark Jedi Sariss demonstrates a classy black-and-red combo, an excellent alternative to the traditional brown Jedi robes, and especially suitable for our Dark Side customers.
	Certainly few Jedi can compare to the illustrious Master Yoda. Here he models a Dagobah variant on the classic Jedi robes.
	Yaddle, another Jedi of Yoda's race, wears a more feminine version of the Jedi uniform. This ensemble dates to pre-Imperial days but even in the present era maintains all its style.

Finally, to go with your new fashions, what better than a new droid? Here are a few of our favorites. I won't show you any of the spectacular protocol models we have available...whenever I include them in the tour, Taylor here accuses me of favoritism. Therefore I have two astromechs and no protocol droids to show you. Don't let Taylor stop you from looking at our stock after the tour, however; we have some truly marvelous 3PO droids available.

	First, what could possibly top this classic model - the R2D2 astromech well-known for its most famous member, Luke Skywalker's Artoo. This droid's crisp white and blue colors are a fine complement to any ensemble.
	Of course, blue and white aren't for everyone, so we encourage you to examine our wide selection of R2 droids in all colors. Here you see one of Mistress Sycamore's favorites. (Taylor insists that I mention that he is of course her favorite specimen of the R2 line; however it is Mistress Sycamore herself who asked that this elegant blue-and-grey model be included in the tour. Personally, I rather like the looks of a certain purple-and-white R2 we have in stock...but don't take our word for it; be sure to look over the selection yourself and find one that suits your tastes.)
	Finally, just in case you are planning any planetary invasions and find our stormtrooper armor a bit too pricey, you might like the look of these battle droids. They are a somewhat outdated model, but I'm sure you'll agree you can't beat the cost on these. We acquired quite a few of them at excellent rates after some invasion or other ended unsuccessfully...but history aside, I'm sure you'll be happy with these droids in your personal army.

That concludes this tour of the Premiere Collection. Mistress Sycamore, Taylor, and I earnestly hope you have enjoyed what you saw here today. Perhaps you've found something to interest you - if so, Taylor is prepared to take your order at your convenience. If not, I encourage you to continue on to see the rest of our stock - or if you've been here before, let Taylor show you our newest acquisitions. The Avatar Shop is constantly growing and there are always new and wonderful designs to see, and among all our items there is sure to be something to suit your needs. But of course, if you cannot find anything to your taste in our showroom here, do feel free to contact Mistress Sycamore and place an order for custom work. We at the Avatar Shop are happy to serve in any way we can!

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