WRAP
The wrap (a 'wrap' cut) is a construction in which one panel of a garment crosses over the other and is secured by a belt or ties at the side, rather than by a central fastening. The classic wrap dress became an icon thanks to the designer Diane von Fürstenberg in the 1970s as a symbol of women's independence and practical elegance. This silhouette accentuates the waist with a V-neckline, adjusts to the figure and suits almost everyone, since the fit is easily set with the belt. The wrap cut combines comfort, sensuality and versatility; its defining feature is a deep, comfortable neckline and a natural line that softly hugs the body.
Wrap dress — Diane von Furstenberg's revolutionary 1974 invention that gave women a comfortable work wardrobe without losing femininity. Principle: two halves of the dress overlap crossways at the front and are fixed with a belt, allowing to regulate volume and giving the figure a beautiful flowing line.
Wrap is used in dresses, blouses, cardigans, robes. Ukrainian brands — Forma, KSENIASCHNAIDER, Litkovska — create wrap items from knitwear, silk, wool. This silhouette suits all figures: emphasizes a slim waist, masks the belly, adds volume to the bust. The classic wrap dress is an investment in time.
