Dress Of The Day with Angela

  Angela wearing blue nighty from Mustafa Centre, with Outdoor Sport cap. Selfie photo by Angela Lansbury. The blue nighty is the same style as the red nighty (dress 369). It has a zip down the front, with the pattern on both sides of the zip matching at the front under the neck. Short sleeves. One pocket on the right.  Belt I added a belt made from a blue ribbon. I have ribbons in two colours of blue. I used one ribbon around the waist.  The Folding Brim Cap For daytime, I added a newly delivered cash on delivery cap in navy blue. The cap is brand Outdoor Sport which is printed large across the crown, from the brim towards the back. Why did I order this cap? I ordered two because there was a special offer for buying two. I already have this style in red and pink.t Folding is handy when you take it off in a restaurant for lunch or dinner and want to stuff it hurriedly into an already full bag without breaking the bag's zip. These hats come in pale blue, dark navy blue, an...

  Photo by Trevor Sharot. Photo taken outdoors on the balcony, early evening, with 2 spotlights. Red nighty from Mustafa Centre, Little India. The nighty is worn daytime as a dress. The dress is light and loose. My husband likes it. I find the colour lively and jolly. Red energises me. The zip down the front makes it quick and easy to put on. But less voluminous than a caftan.  Pocket I like the pocket on the right. It is large. For a hanky I suppose. I would prefer pockets on both sides. Why Add A Belt? The red colour enhances the red and co-ordinates with the shoes and hat, bridging the gap between them. To tighten the wasitline of the the dress and look more sophisticated, I added the belt. I tied the belt at the side so as not to obscure the pattern at the front. At the side it does not distract from my face. Why not at the back? So it can be seen adding decoration from the front. Also not to create a lump at my back when sitting at the computer or at meals. Red Belt I hav...

  Angela wearing red nighty from Mustafa Centre. Selfie photo by Angela Lansbury. Photo taken indoors in cubicle of Mustafa Centre Basement 2. Bargain of the week. Only Singapore $7.90. I had seen long skirts and dresses for ten dollars and twelve dollars in the Indian shops in little India walking along Serangoon Road from the Little India MRT station to Mustafa's.  I was right to wait and check out the styles and prices in Mustafa Centre. These nighties were just what I wanted. Loose, light weight dresses which I could wear around the house. I tried them on in the changing room and took pictures to see if they suited me, the colours and the styles. I was delighted. I bought both the red and the blue. Payment The 24 hour department store takes credit cards. You don't have to remember your password any longer. That's a blessing for people like me who cannot remember a password. A sign at the cashier's desk said they will also give you cashback, which Fairprice supermark...