The Cowl-Neck Halter
A softer, draped halter with a rolled cowl neckline: polished, flowing and easy.
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A softer, draped halter with a rolled cowl neckline: polished, flowing and easy.
A wrap dress made from one square of crinkle gauze, crossed over the chest and tied at the neck.
A twisted-halter dress: wrap, twist, cross and knot one square into the center of attention.
Three yards of rayon challis becomes a halter playsuit, knotted and bowed at the waist.
A long scarf thrown over both shoulders: easy, warm and quietly dramatic.
Knot two pairs of corners and slip your arms through: a scarf becomes a little cape.
A triangle shawl crossed at the front and belted: your blanket, but make it an outfit.
Two knots turn a Wild Rag into a shoulder bag, the way I tied bags for the runway.
Every way to tie a Wild Rag, Festival Scarf, Festival Sarong and Athleisure Bandana, with illustrated step-by-steps and sensory notes.