Hello Fam,
The #TiffanyAmber #LilyTwist
inspired wraps have come to stay.
Coincidentally, the brand’s signature piece, the dress
inspired the new #Wrap and blouse in trend at the moment. No event is complete
these days without this flattering, chic and sophisticated look.
The fabric (wrap- which could be
silk, chiffon or velvet) is worn under a frontal cowl or regular round neck top
(short-sleeved or elbow-length chiffon or silk) tucked in and wrapped
delicately around to form an inverted knot which gives it an elegant finish.
This piece is a must-have because
it flatters all body shapes.
The “Lily Wrap” Dress by Tiffany Amber
The wrapper has made a major comeback
in Naija weddings (and other events) this year, with both people tying their
george wrappers, velvet, ankara etc in the style, and designers making them as
well.
Check out
knonyekouture's first knot wrapper style:
Name: Nonye Udeozor
Outfit: KnonyeKouture
Neckpiece: Zara (Metrogypsie)
WristWatch: Michael
Kors
Here’s How To Tie
What You Need: Wrapper of any fabric. Length of fabric depends on your size and how long you want the wrapper to be.
Step 1: Hold ends of wrapper in each hand.
Step 2: Move the ends to opposing sides.
Step 3: Do a double twist from one end to the other.
Step 4: Tie at the back.
Step 5: Tuck in any loose ends.
and you’re good to go!
Close-Up
culled from:
Bella Naija
Now Available at KnonyeKouture.
Leave a comment or
two for inquires or whatever.
To place an order,
send an email with an attachment of your order to: knonyekouture@gmail.com
Cheers.
Xx
2 comments:
Very nice, been looking for tutorial on this, thanks very much
www.thatnigeriangirl.net
You welcome.
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