There are many different kinds of skirts out there. Some skirts are full and some are pencil-skirts, but the one skirt that you might not know about is a wrap skirt. A wrap skirt is a skirt that has an elastic band at the top so it can be worn as both a dress or as a shirt with pants or shorts underneath.
A wrap skirt is a type of dress that wraps around your waist. You tie it to keep it in place. These skirts are made from soft, pliable fabrics such as cotton or silk that can easily be tied in knots to secure it around your waist while also providing coverage for more sensitive areas of the body like knees and legs. In addition, these types of fabric work better because they naturally stretch with you so there’s no need to worry about revealing yourself when bending down!
A wrap skirt can be worn as a dress or shirt. These skirts are usually made from light and airy materials such as chiffon, silk, cotton, or other natural fabrics to create that breezy feeling. In order to wear the skirt as a dress you need only slip it on like any other piece of clothing but if you want to wear it like a shirt, you will need to put on some shorts or pants first.
The dress version of wrap skirts usually has skirting that goes underneath the elastic and then is tucked into itself at the back. This creates an A-line silhouette which looks beautiful in any size because there are no zippers, buttons, or fastening needed! You can also choose between different skirt lengths such as knee length for work days and maxi length for more casual occasions.
Sarong style wrap skirts are a type of skirt often worn over bathing suits or as a top instead on the beach. They can be long, but most of them are short and made out soft fabrics with tropical prints that show off your tan when you have one! The tying process is fun because it allows for versatility: these skirts could also function as dresses or tops if tied differently (depending how they’re wrapped).
With the wrap skirt showing up in both vintage and modern collections alike, this versatile garment is a must-have for any woman’s wardrobe. The style originated during the late 1960s to early 1970s with variations of ankle length skirts or just barely below knee level that were typically made from batiste which is a type of very soft cotton often used when making baby clothing. Some even feature embroidered border along on hemline.
One of the most attractive features about a wrap skirt is that it can be adjusted to fit your needs. When buying online, there’s no way for you or the seller to know if what you’re ordering will actually work without trying them on beforehand. The great thing is that with these skirts all it takes to make adjustments are some simple ties and knots!
Example
SheIn Women’s Casual Slit Wrap Asymmetrical Elastic High Waist Maxi Draped Skirt
The SheIn Women’s Casual Slit Wrap Asymmetrical Elastic High Waist Maxi Draped Skirt can be worn as a high low skirt or with your favorite bra, which makes it the perfect fashion find. It is made with 92% polyester and 8% spandex for comfort and a soft touch. The elastic closure provides additional support to eliminate any chance of slippage during wear. This style comes in both high waist and pencil bodycon skirts for women looking for that casual-yet-sexy vibe!
