Kariza skirt – how to wear it?

Get ready for some visuals: there will be plenty of photos that will definitely make you want to sew a skirt like this 😍 How to do it – from drafting the pattern to calculating the fabric – is in the previous post:

The simplest model, which you can make without even looking, literally by touch:

The same model, but with the ties positioned under the bust and crossed at the back – a completely different look!

In this case, the ends of the skirt turn into voluminous neck ties, while continuing as a waistband at the back:

To get a bustier dress, lower the ends. Because the waistband goes under the bust, it holds everything perfectly:

If you lift the top layer of the skirt and make a tank top with a knot in the middle, you get a full-fledged summer dress with an asymmetrical hem.

Making a bustier dress, but in an open version. There are many ways to arrange the ties here – you can even just tie them around your neck:

Or like this – run the waistband under the bust and cross it over the shoulder blades:

My favorite option is an almost evening midi dress. You wouldn't be ashamed to wear this to a dinner party!

For fans of asymmetry – it also turns out very aristocratic.

How much can we talk about dresses? )) After all, Kariza is a skirt, right? The classic option is to simply wrap the skirt around your hips, securing the waistband at the waist. Or you can create a look with a bit of "spice"

In short, girls, I'm afraid to shock you, but these are far from all the ways to wear a Kariza skirt 🙃 The rest need to be found through experimentation, taking into account the features of your figure.

A deep bow, admiration, and gratitude to the charming (https://funpanda.ru/about/) for the posing and detailed photos!