As the cut of La Chemisette is quite loose, I did not add any width.

On the sides, I finished with open seams in order to have room to create slits with the seam allowances. In addition to adding ease in movement, it also creates a sexy allure for the dress.

I didn’t sew the sleeves originally planned on the pattern.
To replace them, I cut a 4 cm wide bias tape strip that I folded wrong sides together and joined directly to the armhole.
For a perfect finish, I braided the inside of each armhole.

For the small patch pocket, I added a bias tape detail on the upper edge. Beforehand, I cut out the pocket by adding a 1 cm seam allowance on the top.

I assembled my pre-folded bias tape and I made a finish just as I did for the armholes.

With my leftover bias tape, I made two loops. I folded them over and fixed them under each of the armholes.

For the belt, I wanted something wide. So I cut a large strip of fabric (14 cm width x 1,2 meters in length) with pointed ends.

I then assembled it face to face and turned it inside out.