A Sarong is the staple item for every Santa Barbara woman's summer wardrobe. There's lots of opportunities for wearing one with your bathing suit: beach outings, poolside parties etc. With one item you have all the options you need in a stylish cover-up or fun accessory.
Miss. Frugal says:
Trend Traditions
By definition: a sarong is usually a large tube or length of fabric, often wrapped around the waist. In South Asia and on many Pacific Islands they are worn as kilts by men and skirts by women. The fabric most often has woven plaid or checkered patterns, or may be brightly colored by means of batik dyeing, although often today, they have printed designs, often depicting beach themes.
Sarong's can be found at any beach shop or even your local drug store but if your looking for one with a little more elegance try A Tropical Affair where they are priced about $45 or at Nordstrom (on Sale for $39). Whatever your preference, this wrap has endless ways of how it can be worn.
Wrap it Up!
- Tied around the neck like a pashmina with white jeans and a tank - a Classic!
- Tied at both ends and worn as kimono jacket - very artsy.
- Around the neck and worn as a halter dress with a pair of Havaianas...so Santa Barbara!
- Worn in the style of a traditional sari with bangle bracelets and metallic slip on's - Indian Summer.
- Figure flattering-tie it around as high or low as you like to cover up your mid section and as you model the bandeau top.
Well that's a Wrap!
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