I'm getting lovely remarks from my lovely readers for my two previous looks that I have created for #Dare2Drape challenge by TriveniSarees.com in Week1 and Week2. Thanks for keeping me encouraged all the way..
If you missed looking at those, go through the last two posts by quickly clicking on Bengali Inspired Drape and Wrap Around Style Saree Drape.
Now coming to my look for #Week3, I have donned the Halter Style Neck-Knot Sarong Drape that turned out to be like this...
Sarong is a sassy yet elegant way to dress up while chilling out at beaches or spending leisurely time holidaying at hot climate areas. I like sarong dresses because of its light weight, flowy material that makes you look effortlessly stylish.
To convert a saree into a sarong, I held the saree in a way so it laid horizontal to my body and folded it twice. Then taking the folded saree behind my back, I aligned the saree just below my shoulder blades. Now grabbing the two top corners that will come around the front of my body, I covered my bust line and criss-crossed the corners of the saree across my bust line. At the final step, I tied the corners behind my neck that resulted in a more modest saree drape style. And to accessorize it for an oomph, a beaded belt around the waist line did wonders :)
If you have an idea on how to use a saree differently, do share in comments below.
If you missed looking at those, go through the last two posts by quickly clicking on Bengali Inspired Drape and Wrap Around Style Saree Drape.
Now coming to my look for #Week3, I have donned the Halter Style Neck-Knot Sarong Drape that turned out to be like this...
Sarong is a sassy yet elegant way to dress up while chilling out at beaches or spending leisurely time holidaying at hot climate areas. I like sarong dresses because of its light weight, flowy material that makes you look effortlessly stylish.
If you have an idea on how to use a saree differently, do share in comments below.
