An in-seam pocket anchored to the waist offers all the advantages of a regular in-seam pocket in a dress, but with an added bonus:

Improved drape and silhouette: The main benefit of an anchored inseam pocket is that it prevents the pocket from bulging or sagging when you put something in it.

The pocket stays flat against your leg, avoiding an unflattering appearance.

Increased comfort: You won't feel the weight pulling down on the seam, which can be uncomfortable.

Overall, an anchored inseam pocket provides a more polished and comfortable experience when carrying things in your dress pockets.

The flounce sleeve gives a whimsical silhouette and the back cut out is a beautiful design feature.

I designed this to be easily hackable! This dress can be sewn without the flounce if the bodice from view B is sewn instead.

Another easy hack is to leave the back cut out closed if you wish to.

A versatile peplum top that works equally well with cigarette pant, jeans or a skirt.

The Sweet Talk Top also features the same cut out at the back and is sleeveless, however if you want to hack this with the sleeves from view A, I won't stop you!