A hawaiian sarong is one of the most useful beach essentials to have. Aside from adding color and flair to your beach fashion, its functionality and versatility also allows it to be used in other ways. <br> <br> Here are some ways in which you can tie a sarong and maximize its versatility. <br> <br> Method 1: Wear as a Long Skirt <br> 1. Hold the sarong horizontally. Wrap the sarong around your waist, as you would a towel. <br> 2.Take a corner of the sarong in each hand. Then pinch the corners until you have enough material to form a knot. <br> 3.Make a knot. Gather the material in front of your body and make a simple knot. Then knot a second time to secure. <br> 4.Twist the material to the side of the hip. <br> 5.Fluff out the corners.Fluff out the corners of the knot, making sure that the patterned side of the material is facing outwards. <br> 6.Alternatively, tie the skirt so you are completely covered. <br> <br> Method 2: Wear as a Short Skirt <br> 1.Fold the sarong diagonally. <br> Fold the materially diagonally in half to get a triangle shape. <br> 2.Wrap the sarong around your waist. <br> 3.Gather the two ends of the sarong and tie a knot on the side. <br> <br> Method 3: Wear as a Halter Dress <br> 1.Hold the sarong horizontally. <br> Wrap the material around your back, like a towel. <br> 2.Bring the top corners together in front of your body. <br> 3.Twist the two corners around each other twice. Then knot them behind your neck to form a halter. <br> a.To create a bandeau style dress instead, tie the two corners of the sarong in front of the body instead of behind the neck. <br> 4.Finished. <br> <br> Other Methods: <br> Wear as a one shoulder dress, side-slit dress, draped dress, bandeau cascade dress, toga dress, wrap dress, jumpsuit...