Wrap Skirts

Draping a Sari

A colorful Indian sari embodies a woman's modesty and sensuality. Its drape symbolizes her tumbling hair; the colors, her many moods. This simple piece of fabric, when wrapped appropriately, reveals the inner personality of the wearer. For the...

Urban Nomad Silk Wrap Skirt Instructions

Silk wrap skirts, like the Urban Nomad skirt, are made from recycled sari fabrics. These bohemian-chic garments are more than just an everyday wrap skirt. Wear your Urban Nomad skirt as a sweeping and romantic wrap skirt or wrap and tie your skirt...

Wrap Skirt Styles

Regardless of the season or the occasion, keep a stash of wrap skirts in your closet for a fast and sophisticated wardrobe separate. Dress them up or down in hemlines that travel up and down the leg for a variety of different outfit looks. Wrap...

How to Wrap a Skirt

Wrap skirts are your best friend when you're feeling bloated from Aunt Flow's visit, but can't go to work in those Yoga pants that read "Juicy" across the butt. Wrap skirts adjust to fit your waistline, and come in many styles from beach casual to...

How to Wear the Double-Layered Silk-Blended Wrap Skirt

Double-layered wrap skirts are floaty, relaxed and versatile, whether you're aiming for elegance or bohemian chic. You can wear one of these silk blend skirts, often made from recycled sari fabric, as a skirt or, depending on the length, as a top...

Different Ways to Wear a Tie-Dye Wrap Skirt

Say the words, "tie-dye" to the modern fashion-conscious woman and she'll most likely end up with visions of barefoot, long-haired Earth mommas grooving in her head. But tie-dye clothes -- especially tie-dye wrap skirts -- have come a...

How to Wrap a Batik Skirt

Pack two or three batik skirts, a single bathing suit and a pair of sandals and get along fine for a weeklong beach vacation. A batik skirt is simply a sarong made from a batik fabric. Batik is the process of using wax and dye to create colorful...

Different Ways to Wear Wrap Skirts

There is a piece of clothing designed to flatter any body type.The comfortable wrap skirt can be long or short in length and tied around the waist. A long piece of material like a string is pushed through a hole in the skirt and tied to give a...

How to Wear a Kariza

Kariza wrap skirts are so hot right now. At first glance, they look like a simple but pretty piece of fabric. But once you start playing with it, a whole other garment emerges, one that seems to have the magical powers of transformation. And it...

Sari Wrap Skirt Instructions

A traditional Indian sari is made of three individual garments: a petticoat that clings to the sari and holds it in place; a choli, or blouse, to cover your upper body; and the sari fabric to wrap you. Saris were once reserved for formal...

How to Keep a Wrap-Around Skirt From Coming Apart

A long, flowing wrap skirt blowing in the wind is oh-so-Bohemian chic and beach trendy. Sometimes, when it's really windy out, a wrap skirt is also oh-so-revealing and embarrassing. Sewing a straight line up your wrap skirt is a guaranteed way to...

How to Shorten a Wrap Skirt

Wrap skirts are a great option for just about every body type, so if you own one, make sure to hold on to it. But if your wrap skirt seems a little blase, you can easily give it makeover by simply changing the length of the hem. Just take a few...

How to Wrap a Magic Wrap Skirt

The Magic Wrap skirt is made of two pieces of fabric, attached by a waist band tie. It's a vintage look made from Indian fabric that can be tied many different ways, for a new look every time you wear it. Talk about multi-tasking -- this skirt...

How to Convert a Wrap Skirt Into a Dress

Wrap skirts are a fun and diverse wardrobe item. They're great for summer days and lend a casual elegance to an outfit. But, sometimes you want something nicer to wear, while still keeping cool in the summer weather. For occasions like these, you...