How to Wrap a Sarong : The Most Diverse Accessory of the Summer ?

Think of beach, swimwear and cold water lapping around on the beach. The best part of a beach is the beach wear. Think of colorful swim wear and accessories but the icing on the cake that takes the style a few notches higher is the sarong. Now, sarong is actually a rectangular piece of cloth that is usually tied around the hips over a swimwear. However, in reality that is only the tip of the iceberg. In reality there are a plethora of style’s that you can actually wear and try with a single sarong.

 

Here are diverse ways to wrap a sarong this summer and put your fashion foot forward –

 

Style it as a short skirt: This is also known as a side knot style and probably one of the most often opted one’s. For this all that you need to do is fold the sarong into half and then hold it below your belly button and wrap it around your waist. Tie the ends tightly so that it looks like a short skirt.

 

Style it like a top: Yes, you can also wear your sarong as a hater. Hold the folded sarong at your back and then take the loose ends of the sarong go criss cross over your shoulder and tie it at the nape of your neck. The folded top looks like a halter top flaunting your well tones arms.

 

Wear it like a dress:  Well, the sarong is actually a versatile piece of cloth. Just the way that you wore it as a halter top instead of folding it and wrapping if you wrap it keeping its full length open then it will resemble the look of a full length halter dress. This is also a great way to wear a sarong over a bikini or a swimwear. This is actually a classic way of wearing a sarong and this style has made its way in many magazines and fashion shoots.

 

Wear it like a Kimono: You can also think of wearing the sarong as a cape or kimono. If you are wondering as to how to do so well, place the sarong over you like a shawl, take the loose ends and tie it near your waist so that sleeves are created. Then you can simply flaunt your sarong cape this summer.

Accessorize it: Yes, you heard it right. We understand that a sarong is actually a sarong but that does not put an end to layering and wearing accessories. You can simply wear accessories like belts and shell jewels with the sarong to up the fashion level.

 

If you are wondering as to where to actually get the sarong from, well there are many online stores that sell them. One such store that you can take a look at is the Shivalaya Jaipur. This Jaipur based store has a plethora of options to choose from.