Diane Von Furstenberg debuted the wrap dress in 1974 and they are still popular fifty years later because they are figure-flattering.
Show off your figure
We tend to hide our flab under shapeless blouses and roomy dresses as we get older and more shapely. Wrap dresses work even if you have a big tummy as I do. They are flowy, feminine, and classy.
If you are worried about your saggy arm flaps, choose a dress with sleeves and for crinkly knees, a knee or midi length. You may not have the perfect hourglass figure, but a wrap dress will give you waist definition. Some styles will hide all sorts of trouble spots. Many are V-neck dresses which are sexy and show off your cleavage.
This Karen Kane Cascade wrap dress comes in black, navy, and red with ¾ inch sleeves and is ultra sleek. Ruching at the waist camouflages excess flab.
Some wrap dresses have deep V-necks that may be a little too risqué especially if you have a wrinkly neckline. If it is too low, but you love the dress, you can always add a snap or pin for a more modest look.
This Kiyonna Whimsey Wrap Dress from Nordstrom is a stunner in Cobalt Blue.
Sometimes dresses with asymmetrical ruffles on the skirt will help distract from your belly area.
Lilysilk’s Ishie Wang Shawl Color Silk Wrap Dress is sophisticated and could be worn at a cocktail party.
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