A short YouTube video (single speaker) in which the creator enthusiastically reviews a dress: notes fit (runs large), shares practical styling tips for using and adjusting a belt, and encourages viewers to wear red and experiment with clothing. The speaker mentions sizing (could size down) and gives step-by-step guidance for tucking/flattering a belt flap.
I am fully obsessed with this dress. Obsessed with the dress. Obsessed with the dress. I recommended it to a client the other day, and I had to try it on myself. Two things. One, it runs big. This is a small, and I'm usually a small across the board. And I have room, like, I can go to an extra small, which from a vanity standpoint, is lovely. But from a. If you're buying online, I want to let you know it runs big. Two, I want to give you a little style tip. When there's a belt like this, and this does not need to be belted, but I happen to like where the belt is. It hits two things about the belts. One, these little. What are they called? Like, thread things. Cut them off, get rid of them. That doesn't tell you where your waist is. You know where your waist is, or I tell you where your waist is, which is where your elbow bends. So this should hit where your elbow bends. That's number one. Two, if you have this little, like, flappity do, which it doesn't bother me a ton with this dress because it's all the same color. But this is what you do to make it work. Take this. Snake it under the belt. Now you have a little flap right here. Snake it through that adjust, and it gives you, like, a little square. And now it sits straight along the pleats. Okay, you're welcome. Have a good day. Don't be afraid to wear red. Don't be afraid to play with your clothes, and I hope you feel flipping fabulous. Love ya.
