In Muffinville's busy downtown, a clothing store exploded.
This was not a normal habit of clothing stores. In terms of explosive risk, the danger of a clothing store going BOOM is usually considered with the same degree of urgency as daycare centers, ice creameries and the craft stores in which one can buy the accessories required to make quilts.
Yet in downtown Muffinville, Rosetta's Custom Apparel did precisely that. The explosion was loud and thunderous. The force of it shook nearby buildings and shattered windows, and the only thing that matched its intensity was its color. Glittery sparkles of all kinds flew from the building in unique clouds. There were no flames, and the smoke poured out in a grey-tinted multicolored rainbow.
((Warning on the pic. It's clean, but risque. Don't say I didn't warn you, because it's right there in bold!))
Inside, a very confused brunette sat amid a pile of panties and some scattered mannequins (roughly half of which used to be people, though whether this was the case before or after the explosion is a mystery only the storekeeper could answer).