In fact, I had like so much research about the modern cheong sam. Those with super high slit or have a super revealing bare back. I heart them. I know Far East Plaza had lot of those but I thought maybe Chinatown would be a much better place after all. In the end, yes they did have alot of bareback cheong sams too. But I don't know why the cutting just doesnt show my figure. It makes me look like a pregnant lady! All their S size looks super baggy can! I tried like 3-4 pieces and they all look super ugly on me.

I had 2 very simple requirements when I know that I am going to get a Cheong Sam.

1) Must be bareback

2) Not black

In the end, when I'm about to give up the whole Cheong Sam thing and decided that I should just save up the money because a Cheong Sam can simply costs at least 50 bucks. Then the lady gave me the most conventional black Cheong Sam, all covered up. Since I'm already in the dressing room so I thought no harm to give it a try. In the end...I thought it fits me the most. The cutting is just right. It's not super tight that shows my tummy and yet it fits me well to show my curveuos figure. HEHEHE.

But they said it's the last piece and the buttons are super loose. I was deciding if I should really spend $49 on a piece of Cheong Sam that might have been tried by alot of people and I still need to pay for replacement with new buttons.

Then I bargained, the lady only willing to offer it at $47. I'm still deciding...and in the end, she said that perhaps she could go in and try finding if there's another piece again. Yes, I knew it. They are just unwilling to sell out a new piece. They want me to use that $47 to buy a piece that could have been tried by so many people already. You know this is so filthy cheat. Cheong Sam should be sold in brand new piece cause fat people will always try to squeeze in a tiny weeny cheong sam and damage them.

Okay I'm not trying to be mean here, I am referring to really Obese people! anyway, so they gave me a new piece, although the buttons are still loose, I would rather pay for a new piece still in the plastic right. So in the end, I've got myself a new cheong sam.

But $47 for a cheong sam that could be worn only once or twice is like so waste of money.
=( Every now and then, I keep thinking when can I wear it again. Like alternate days for 初一 to 正月十五？ LOL! that makes it 8 times. hahaha

Then maybe another time at a wedding dinner? Makes it 9.

Oh oh and Gary suggested Halloween...that makes it 10. duh.

I shall totally dig Maggie cheung's style. In the mood for love. =) But how many wax should I use to get that kind of curry puff hair. mmmm