Find out how to wear sarongs on the beach and in casual fashion

It is a favorite of beach fashion, with its fluidity, versatility and colorful prints. You know how to use sarong? We’ve prepared a guide on the subject, with tips, 16 inspirational photos and step-by-step fashion tying to get it right. Oh! All proposals go well with straw hats and bags from .

Anyone who thinks that it is exclusively a beach outfit is mistaken. The lightweight, seamless rectangular fabric can also be displayed on a daily basis, just change the accessories and take some care not to reveal the panties or bra, including using a small safety pin in the slit.

To achieve possible stylish looks, just vary the ties. Thus, you can use sarong:

Like a skirt Like a dress Like a blouse

How to wear a sarong as a skirt?

One of the most common ways is to wrap the hips with the fabric, forming a stylish skirt, also called a pareô. The length can range from short to long, depending only on how you fold the piece. Notice the details in the photos below:

Let’s start with the miniskirt! You can either tie the scarf sideways (photo above) how much to fold the yoke until it reaches the desired length.

Here’s proof that the sarong skirt isn’t just a beach cover-up. In the look above, it matches a white blouse and our red Hawaii hat.

Now, let’s go with a look that feels like a vacation by the sea or by the pool. The sarong tied as a skirt can be worn with an open white shirt, revealing the bikini. On the head, of course, hat !

The sarong tied with a knot in the front went well with an open pink shirt and our Panama hat, with a large brim and personalized red band. In everyday life, just close the buttons on your shirt and give the sarong an extra twist, transforming it into a pareo skirt.

Another stylish combination: bodysuit, long sarong skirt and Paris hat (large brim and tie dye band).

The sarong can be tied with just one knot (photo above), giving it the sensuality of the slit, or it can be wrapped several times around the body (photo below), preventing the panties from being exposed.

In casual fashion, one way to prevent the skirt from showing too much at the opening is to use a small safety pin, securing part of the slit at a safe length. Underneath, seamless shorts are also welcome.

How to wear a sarong as a dress?

Another interesting idea is to transform the accessory into a dress. You can tie it in different ways to create a strapless, one-shoulder, halter style… Let your creativity speak louder so that your wardrobe is more versatile:

The black and white look was paired with a Panama Safari hat, in beige color and with a caramel band personalized with initials. Learn how to tie the yoke step by step:

Place the open yoke behind your body, below your armpits. Bring the two ends forward and join them with a bow, located between the breasts.

Sarong dress + Paris hat = perfect combination for hot days.

See how simple it is to copy the look above:

Place the open yoke behind your body, below your armpits. Bring both ends forward. The right tip should be taken to the left side and pass over the shoulders. Repeat the process on the other side, taking the left tip to the right side. Now, the two ends must be tied behind the neck.

Sarong as a blouse

Did you know that a sarong can double as a blouse? The bet is not as recurrent as skirts and dresses, but it is also fashionable.

A sarong blouse with denim shorts is a sure bet to enjoy the heat without losing style.

Learn how to transform a sarong into a bat sleeve blouse:

Place the open sarong behind your body, below your breasts. Bring the two ends to the front and join them with a central bow. Take the two ends at the back and bring them forward, passing over your shoulders. Tie the ends above your breasts.

You can also create a halter top with the sarong.

So, did you like the tips? how to use sarong? We have prepared more content about fashion, such as tying a scarf as a blouse It is t-shirt dress. Check out!

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