<b>Sarongs are the perfect coverups for bathing suits—they're cute, lightweight and totally versatile.</b></br> <b>Draped Dress</b></br> 1. First, hold two corners on the long side of the sarong and tie them behind your neck loosely. The fabric should drape like a cowl neck.</br> 2. Holding the edges of the sarong below the waist, gather a couple inches of the sarong and wrap it behind you.</br> 3. Move both edges all the way around to one hip and then double-knot the edges.</br></br> <b>Bandeau Cascade Dress</b></br> 1. Holding two corners on the long side of the sarong, wrap the sarong behind your back horizontally.</br> 2. Move your grip along the edge of the sarong about a foot toward your chest and tie the edges together in a double-knot against the bust, allowing the extra fabric to cascade down.</br></br> <b>Toga Dress</b></br> 1. Holding two corners on the long side of the sarong, wrap the sarong behind your back horizontally.</br> 2. Wrap one corner all the way around your body, and tuck it underneath the opposite arm. Pull the corner over the back of the shoulder.</br> 3. Holding that corner with one hand, pull the other corner in front of your shoulder and tie the two corners into a knot at your shoulder. You should allow the fabric to drape down in front of your arm.</br> </br><b>Wrap Dress</b></br> 1. Holding two corners on the long side of the sarong, wrap the sarong behind your back horizontally.</br> 2. Bring one end across your body to the opposite shoulder.</br> 3. Wrap the other end underneath your bust, around your back to the opposite shoulder.</br> 4. Tie both ends at the shoulder.</br></br> <b>DO you have any other amazing ways,please share to us and let others know.</b>