Wearing or Wore?

The verb is missing: ... who is wearing/who's wearing ...

Or, if you're talking about the past, as the title seems to suggest:

What about the person who wore/was wearing the dress?

Both "wore" and "was wearing" are grammatically possible.

The scenario is I want to reply to this comment, so should I use past tense or present tense?

A: You look gorgeous. I love your dress
B: Thank you. What about the person who is wearing the dress?

In this case which is advice to use, wearing or wore?

Is person B trying to make person A say "I love you"? It wasn't immediately obvious to me. As for the verb, "is wearing" would be the correct form.

Thank you. No just a compliment statement.

I'm not sure I follow. Isn't A's "You look gorgeous" already a compliment?