A group of young girls, including Elsa, Anna, and Ariel, are excited to join the Luna Explorers but realize they don't have the required uniforms. A helpful woman offers to make the uniforms for them but needs their measurements and fabric. The girls try on paper uniforms before the woman takes their actual measurements. With the help of "lunatics" (likely online followers or supporters), they reach the required number of likes to buy the desired fabric. The woman then sews the uniforms, and the girls try them on, looking beautiful and impressed with the results. They arrive on time for their first meeting with the Luna Explorers, wearing their new uniforms and proudly displaying their "moon toys" badges.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A group of girls are preparing to attend their first meeting with the Luna Explorers.
2. They need uniforms for the meeting, but the uniform store is closed.
3. They visit a workshop where they meet a person who offers to help them make their own uniforms.
4. The girls choose a design for their uniforms and select fabrics.
5. They take their measurements to ensure a proper fit.
6. The uniforms are made with the help of the person in the workshop.
7. The girls try on their new uniforms and are pleased with the result.
8. They attend their meeting with the Luna Explorers, wearing their new uniforms.
9. The person in the workshop is skilled at making clothes and has experience with alterations.
10. The girls are excited to wear their new uniforms and feel proud of their appearance.