The single most important thing I have implemented this year is wearing more dresses, and not just when I'm going out.
Since I started wearing more dresses, I look and feel more put together and I get more compliments, people think I put in a whole lot of effort, and yet I don't.
If you are a mum, busy etc, and you think a dress is not practical, let me encourage you to look out for practical yet cute dresses. There are dresses which look good, and which you can breastfeed in.
I typically dress up my dresses ;) with a belt, to define my postpartum body. You can layer a cardigan on your dress or at shirt underneath it. I try to get dresses with a bit of detailing around the middle ( similar to Sheryl in the image below) , to hide my sometimes pooch, or fitted dresses.
I typically dress up my dresses ;) with a belt, to define my postpartum body. You can layer a cardigan on your dress or at shirt underneath it. I try to get dresses with a bit of detailing around the middle ( similar to Sheryl in the image below) , to hide my sometimes pooch, or fitted dresses.
Here is the thing.
- If you look good, you will feel good. If you feel good, you will feel happier. If mummy's happy, everyone is happy.
- Taking care of yourself and your own needs is a priority ( I should take my own advices sometimes ;)
- Looking put together gives you a boost of confidence and helps you become a better worker.
Hahaha! This is me too!!! Most of my clothes are dresses for the exact same reasons!:)
ReplyDelete:) first time I wore Jeans in my new role, I got a comment because people were used to me wearing Dresses
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