Being able to wear things multi-ways empowers you to be your own stylist! A tie front whether it’s on a dress or a top is a versatile piece that can be styled in various ways to suit different occasions, personal preferences and even adapt the outfit to match your mood and energy for the day.
For jet-setters and travel enthusiasts, being able to wear items many ways are a game-changer. Packing light is now a breeze when you can achieve multiple looks with one garment. That’s why we get so many questions on how do you tie like on the model so Dee and Lara are here to teach you some of the ways you can tie our popular Gweneth Dress.
First look: Traditional wrap
Cross the ties over the body diagonally and once the ties are at the back, tie them into the bow. You can adjust the tightness and position of the coverage on your body however you want it to ensure a comfortable fit and desired level of coverage. By playing around with how the fabric folds and sits, you can even cover the cutout/hole.
Second look: Twist front
Hold the ties in your hands and cross them over into a twist and then bring the ties towards the back to tie into a bow. Similar but slightly different to the normal traditional wrap look, this method creates a more fitted look across the bodice.
Third look: Bow tie at the front
Simply tie the fabric at the front in a knot or bow. A secret fashion hack is to wrap the ties through the middle of the bra, grab one tie and pull it through the top and the other one from the bottom. Then tie the bow as this helps hide the bra and also makes it more secured when moving around.
Fourth look: Reverse the dress
The great thing about the Gweneth Dress is that we designed it to be worn reversible. This option gives you more of a modest look and coverage at the front. For the back, you can do a bow or use the same hiding the bra hack on the bra band or even a traditional wrap. A extra tip would be to carefully remove the size tag to create a more seamless look.
With this versatile wonder in your wardrobe, you’ll never have a “nothing to wear” moment again. You can even try these tying methods with other similar wrap front styles such the Havana Top and Aleesha Top. So go ahead and try out these four different ways to tie the Gweneth Dress and let it be your new style accomplice!
