I paired this outfit with a tassel bag which I got from Zhuhai previously and off I went to celebrate my ex-colleague's birthday at a Korean BBQ restaurant.

Initially, I thought that Sweetheart baggy dress top wasn't very wearable as it was more of a tunic, and somehow I couldn't just wear it as a dress due to its cutting. I find that it looks the best if I were to let the seam of the top gather freely as shown above rather than to let it all the way down.

Material-wise, Sweetheart baggy dress top is very comfortable. Patricia says, "Its perfect to hide that tummy that's popping out after buffet lunch/dinners!" As the top part of the top is made of sheer chiffon, I paired it with strapless bra to avoid bra straps to be seen as it can look rather unsightly.

Before I decided how to put together this look, I had actually brainstormed and tried many different ways on working out this outfit. Hence, I thought that I would share what Sweetheart baggy dress top does not go with. Plus, I have a huge bottom so if I were to wear it the other way round, the end of the seam wouldn't be straight and that wouldn't look nice.

x Thick high-waisted belts

x Thin low-waisted belts

x Tucking in into bottoms

You would probably realized that there's a line in the middle of the top. Both the front and back of the top is the same, except that one of them has got the line in the middle. I have tried both ways and I think that wearing it the way shown in the picture above looks better as it accentuates my curves better.

I hope you like this post. Thanks for reading.

Love,

Patricia