#228 SOPHIE THEALLET STYLE

The weekend was truly enjoyable, with the weather finally turning sunny and inviting. We spent most of the day outdoors, and thanks to the late sunset at 10 pm, we had an excellent time. The changing weather also allowed us to update our wardrobes, which was a delightful prospect. If I had the opportunity to revamp my closet, I'd definitely opt for Sophie Theallet's Resort collection. The dresses in this collection strike a perfect balance between modern and classic styles. I must say, the short dresses in particular are absolutely adorable. While I appreciate the beauty of some netted or lace see-through designs, they're not really my cup of tea. Nevertheless, I can't deny their aesthetic appeal. Pairing these styles with the right accessories can create a stunning look. 

Recently, we attended a birthday party where I spotted a girl wearing a printed skirt similar to the one in the last picture. It was absolutely stunning, and I couldn't help but admire its flowy and glamorous feel. Although her print was slightly different, it was undeniably gorgeous. This experience reinforced my belief that style is highly personal. Certain dresses may be a better fit for taller individuals. I still remember buying a lovely maxi dress that looked great online, but when it arrived, I somehow appeared quite petite in it. It serves as a reminder of the importance of choosing outfits that complement your body type.

When selecting attire, it's crucial to consider both style and fit as they significantly influence the overall impression. There's no point in wearing a beautiful dress if it's too tight or loose and leaves you feeling uncomfortable. I once made the mistake of wearing a dress that was overly snug, and I almost felt suffocated. It was an uncomfortable experience, and I struggled to sit comfortably throughout the event. It taught me a valuable lesson - never experiment with a new look hoping to pull it off if it doesn't feel comfortable from the start. Nowadays, if a dress doesn't offer comfort, I simply won't wear it, regardless of its price or how much I've invested in it. It's just not worth the hassle, let's be honest. Ensuring comfort is key to enjoying any event. I learned this the hard way during that party when I found myself eagerly awaiting its end and discreetly making a hasty exit. It was quite embarrassing! The bottom line is, make sure you love your outfit for yourself, not to impress others. Your comfort and confidence should always take precedence.