What To Wear: All You Can Eat Buffet/BBQ

I recently went to an Argentinian All You Can Eat Buffet. Despite everyone being mindful of what and how much they it these days, I believe once in a while we can indulge in some all-you-can-eat. Let's take for example summer BBQ's, they are a mini equivalent of all-you-can-eat the food is endless.

So during my recent visit I went prepared, fashionably stylish if I do say so myself. I was going for comfort and clothes that would not make me feel body conscious or like I was suffocating after eating loads. I went for voluminous dress, a blazer and sneakers. If this is not comfort at its best for a restaurant, I do not know what is.

So I thought I share with you a few stylish pieces I believe you can wear to an all-you-can-eat or summer BBQ that won't leave you in discomfort at the end of the day. If you go to a summer BBQ, no one will even have a clue how much you have eaten, it will all be hidden away in your stylish outfit.

I have also personally picked some pieces you may want to consider purchasing for you next outing (#affiliatelinks)

1. Voluminous Dress

A summer cotton or poplin dress is perfect and they a summer staple, you probably won't be the only one wearing it at a BBQ but if you go for a unique style or pattern you are bound to stand out. If it's fitted, let the fitting be from the burst up. Avoid any dress that comes in tight anywhere close to the stomach. You will feel the tightness after the chop (eating food).

2. A Pair of Jeans with a Shirt Dress/Oversized T-shirt

I know this may sound a bit odd, jeans? probably the tightest things on earth? depending on your taste - my jeans usually come in tight and always tighter at the waist. If you opt for jeans, avoid a belt it will only keep you busy and require adjusting. Instead, paid with a buttoned shirt dress that can be buttoned up a little or an oversized t-shirt, this will do all the hiding of the abs 😉.