Fifth of May here in South Korea is a very special holiday. Not only is it marked red on the calendar but it is also a special day for kids. Hence, it is called Children's Day.
It is Korea's equivalent to Christmas Day. According to Wikipedia, 'parents often
give presents to their children, as well as spend time with them. The
children are taken on excursions to zoos, museums, and various venues of
children-oriented entertainment.'
My friends and I went to Yongji Park in Changwon to celebrate children's day with our kids. I can't help but be reminded that I was a kid once. And because I can't help it, I tried to dress like one, too.
For this post, I opted for a simple dress with flowery details, a wide-gartered waist and a zip up in front. I partnered it with a pastel green cardigan and pink penny-loafers.
Sunglasses would have done it but a visit to the park wouldn't be complete without a hat to sport. Even though I'm not exactly a fan of caps and hats, I actually enjoyed having one on. Oh, and by the way, those accessories I'm wearing are from the Philippines. One was a necklace worn as a bracelet.
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