Wrap Skirts Can Elevate Your Summer Look
Wrap skirts are super hot this summer because they add a twist to a classic mini, midi or maxi skirt. The style is flattering for all body types as the wrap around effect hugs all your curves perfectly. Get wrapped up this season in floral, ruffled, asymmetric or mini wrap skirts.
Pair a floral wrap skirt with a solid top to let the skirt shine. (Photo: Pinterest)
Floral
Floral is a great way to maximize the movement of a wrap skirt. To take it up a notch, look for skirts made from sheer fabrics like chiffon. You will want to keep things a little more muted on top; pair with a solid color cami tank top to let the floral print stand alone.
Ruffles highlight the folds of the fabric on a wrap skirt. (Photo: Pinterest)
Ruffled
Ruffles look amazing on wrap skirts because they do a really good job at highlighting the folds of the fabric. Look for skirts with a larger ruffle trim to bring out your inner salsa dancer. As for the top, a casual fitted shirt or bodysuit will work best to give you that hourglass silhouette. Prepare to have all eyes on you.
Asymmetric wrap skirts show off your legs. (Photo: GlamRadar)
Asymmetric
Wrap skirts of the asymmetric or hi-low variety are a great option if you are looking to show off some leg. By adding a wedge sandal to it, you will indeed get those “legs for days” that you are looking for. A loose blouse goes perfectly to keep things comfortable yet chic in the warmer weather.
Wrap miniskirts are flirty for summer date nights. (Photo: Fashion Tag)
Miniskirt
Miniskirts are some of the most fun to wear. To get the most out of that miniskirt, make it wrap skirt as well. It makes things even more flirty and ideal for those summer date nights. I would suggest wearing it with a simple tee and sneakers for a more dressed down look. For evening, just swap the sneakers for a pair of strappy heel sandals.
Skirts come in all shapes and sizes. They could be floating with florals, ruffled around, unevenly chic or mightily mini, but this season, make sure that it is a wrap, literally!
Article by Jessica Wang, a fashion blogger from New York City.
