How to Style a Handcrafted Wrap Dress: Season to Season

September 12, 2026

A wrap dress is really two garments in one: worn closed, it's a dress; worn open, it's a duster. Once you see it that way, styling it through the year gets a lot easier. Here are four ways to wear ours, season to season.

1. Layer It Over Another Dress (for a Pop of Colour)

The Kuhu Wrap Dress, hand block printed in Ajrakh, has enough movement in its silhouette to work as a layering piece too. Worn open over a plain red dress, its border print becomes the statement at the neckline and hem, without adding bulk.

Wear it: Let the red dress underneath keep things simple — it's the Ajrakh border that does the talking here.

2. Keep It Simple: Wear It As-Is

The Bela Wrap Dress, hand block printed in blushed mauve, doesn't need layering to work — on its own, the print and the wrap silhouette are already doing the job. This is the easiest version of the look for a day out.

Wear it: Nude block heels, a sleek black bag, and gold hoops keep it modern and minimal.

3. Wear It Open, As a Duster (Boho Layering)

This is where the wrap silhouette earns its kimono-inspired name. Left open over a plain top and jeans, the Gulabo Wrap Dress in soft pink ikkat becomes a lightweight jacket rather than a dress.

[Photo: Gulabo Wrap Dress open over a white top and jeans]

Wear it: A plain white tank keeps the ikkat print as the focal point.

4. Our Pick: Over a Turtleneck, Cold-Weather Style

Come winter, wear the Gulabo Wrap Dress closed, over a fitted turtleneck instead of bare skin — no need to add trousers underneath, the wrap dress carries the whole look on its own.

Wear it: Sneakers or ankle boots finish the look.