Coffee Time in My Tailor-Made Dress

Where we went

This time, I visited a café called Shaloba Coffee.

They’re known for their stylish coffee brewed using heated sand, and the interior is just as beautiful.

There are several locations around Bangkok, but this time I went to the one at Erawan.

Shaloba Coffee
1st Floor, Erawan Plaza
494 Ploenchit Rd., Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

Here’s the full look.

I still really love this kind of straight, simple silhouette.

I also think having a detail near the top helps draw the eye upward, which works nicely.

From the front, it looks like this.

And yes, despite calling this a stylish coffee outing, I actually had tea. Haha.

The back design I had wanted to try turned out really nicely too.

My biggest mistake this time was forgetting to ask for pockets.

I really need to remember to include that in my requests from now on.

Another small issue is that the weight of the ribbon makes the back detail flip over slightly.

I wondered if a longer ribbon might look better, but then again, that would probably make it even heavier.

Still, I’m very happy with the dress overall.

The fabric feels smooth and light, but it isn’t see-through, which makes it really easy to wear for everyday use.

Next, I used the pink ribbon I bought together with the black one, along with some leftover fabric, to make an outfit for work.

See you on Next Journey : A Work Outfit with Ribbon and Leftover Fabric.