It was a fun bet made between Leonie Noirot, the young owner of a fashion workshop that dressed the ladies of London's high society, and the impeccable Simon Blair, Marquess of Lisburne. According to the terms of this bet, Leonie had to prove that new outfits could turn Simon’s cousin, the ugly Gladys Fairfax, into an attractive person who never stopped receiving admirers. Well, the bet was a painting by Botticelli himself... Leoni had no idea that the whole story with the bet was just a cunning plan of seduction, conceived by Simon from the very first minute he saw the charming milliner at an art exhibition. It's not about the cousin or the painting - the Marquis just wants to spend as much time with her as possible...