This message was already posted when I typed my quote, this morning. When I read it, I wondered if it was for "real", but checked the link, anyway, and saw the dress.

The poster wrote "I bought this doll dress to wear in a party". The key word is the preposition "in", rather than "to" a party. It gives a different meaning to the sentence for me. As for accessories, if you're young enough to wear this dress, "dangly" (sp.?) earrings, a diamond necklace or something very sparkly would work--or no jewelry, at all; shoes should be a pair of those 4" Roman-sandal strappy things.

IMO, the "Leaf Crepe de Chine" dress in the link would be much more useful, but then, what do I know? (Also, IMO, the baby doll dress is certainly bright and out of the ordinary. Sexy is in the eye of the beholder.) :>)