In a Kaye Olfindo Dress

My day isn’t over. After I publish this, I’m headed to Makati to meet up with a shoe designer then a movie night with my friends. By request, since it did take me almost two years before I had gotten around to taking a photo of me wearing this dress designed by Kaye Olfindo (esp for my birthday) and since I had a bit of time to spare for the photo so I thought, “Why not?” so I did. Well, this was only the second time I wore it (first time was during my wine party back in 2009). I had attended a christening of my good friend’s son this morning as one of the ninangs (godmother).

My bestfriend and I casually talked about the dress code for occasions like baptisms or christenings over lunch. I mentioned that from my observations, I’ve seen most folks come in casual attire but if a guest is a ninong/ninang, I’ve noticed that he/she dresses more smartly. Personally, I opt to dress up a bit (regardless if I’m a ninang or not) out of respect to the hosts but I’m curious about what the rest of you think about dressing up for these things.

Anyway, one of the things I like about this dress is that I can wear it during day events as well as at night. All I have to do is match it with appropriate footwear and accessories (and maybe my hairstyle too!) to change the look.

Dress Kaye Olfindo
Shoes Charles & Keith
Cuff Sportsgirl
Necklace Lee Hwa Jewelry
Rings Sportsgirl, People are People, Flea Market
Earrings Japanese store located in the Adelaide Central Market
Watch Hand me down from my sis

Kaye Olfindo can be reached for style consultation and service appointments through her numbers, +63-920-961-5587 or +63-923-776-0568. Her studio is located in 466 Adalla Street, Palm Village, Makati City (by appointment only). You can also visit her website at www.kayeolfindo.com.

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