Camouflage

Thailand is one of the places that are exciting yet hard to dress up for. One, the weather in Thailand is so hot so I can wear mostly what I do in Manila since they have a similar weather which makes it easy but hard at the same time because as you know, Thailand has a lot of temples and most of the tours include them.

Because temples are sacred places, you have to dress accordingly. But there are some that aren't requiring dress codes especially the one in the photos below. 

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This was our day two in Thailand. Because I was expecting that other temples are strict when it comes to clothes, like the Grand Palace, I wore something safe. Hence, I ended up with this maroon dress that I got from Trends You Love.

I was actually planning to wear a bright yellow romper and A-line skirt so it will standout from the rusty colors of the temples but it was too short to be allowed to temples. But when we got here at Wat Mahathat, I just found out that there are no dress codes.

So there, my cute dress blended with the warm and rusty colors of the temples.

Dress from @trendsyoulove

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