Dress Of The Day with Angela

I bought a tarten pair of pyjamas in a red and black and white pattern. Label Senza Sleepwear. Angela Lansbury wearing a red, white and black pyjama set by label Senza. Then I bought a similar patterned shirt by label Shein.  Angela Lansbury wearing the Shein shirt. Why buy another garment so similar? Well, one was pyjamas, the other a shirt, or blouse. One day I was rushing to an appointment when I accidentally put on the pyjama top instead of the blouse!  They looked so similar, I don't suppose anybody noticed. I had a jacket on top most of the day. I felt happy.  The only difference was that the pyjama top had an open neck.  It looked so similar that I don't think anybody except me would have known the difference. The pyjama top felt and looked better. It is in a soft fabric, loose and comfortable.  It goes with a black skirt, a perfect match. It is an alternative to wear if I am washing the shirt by hand overnight and it is not yet dry next morning.. In fact...

Orange mask, orange book and mandarin orange. Photo by Angela Lansbury. Green dress with contrasting orange mask. Photo by Angela Lansbury. Close up of the belt closed. Photo by Angela Lansbury.   Belt open with press stud shown. Photo by Angela Lansbury. The Gorgeous Green Dress The dress is great, gorgeous, so easy and quick to wear. It matches neutral shoes, or contrasts with orange or pink or red - or yellow or white. The fabric feels rough to the touch, but you don't notice when you are wearing it. I looked at it and thought, what can I add? A belt! The Out of The Ordiary Orange and Green Belt I found an old belt with a pattern. I hadn't worn it for years. It always clashed with everything. But a patterned belt is fine with a completely plain colour dress. Yes, it went perfectly. A green and orange belt, with a green dress.  The Perfect Press Stud Best of all, guess what I found. A press stud. On the tip of the belt, which goes under the buckle. Thread it through and fast...