Earth-Tone Animal Print Muslin Sarong | Australia

1. The “Halter-Neck” Resort Dress

This is the most popular way to wear a large sarong in Australia. It turns a beach accessory into a full outfit.

• How to do it: Hold the sarong horizontally behind your back. Bring the two top corners to the front, cross them over your chest, and tie them securely behind your neck.

• Why it works: It showcases the full animal or floral print and creates a sophisticated silhouette for resort lunches.

2. The “Side-Slit” Maxi Skirt

Perfect for showing off your Jewellery (like an anklet) while walking along the beach.

• How to do it: Fold the sarong slightly if it’s too long, wrap it around your waist, and tie a double knot specifically on your hip rather than the center.

• Why it works: It creates a natural, flowing slit that moves beautifully in the wind.

3. The “Boho” Head Wrap

A great way to use the sarong when it’s not being worn as a skirt, especially to protect hair from the sun.

• How to do it: Fold the sarong into a wide triangle, place the long edge against your forehead, and tie the ends at the nape of your neck or side-braid it into your hair.

• Why it works: It highlights the softness of the muslin and adds a high-fashion “Indo-Western” vibe.

4. The “Asymmetrical” One-Shoulder

This is a trendier, modern look that pairs perfectly with a simple bodysuit.

• How to do it: Wrap the sarong under one arm and tie the two corners over the opposite shoulder. Use a Panachemode statement ring as a “scarf buckel” to hold the knot in place.