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Until you are familiar with changing your multi top into various styles we suggest that you keep the blue flamingo label inside the garment as we refer to it when suggesting different styles.
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Position 1
Pull the top over your head so that the blue flamingo label is at the back and the other gathered seam is at the front to create symmetrical styles as follows:
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Style 1
The halter, just tie the ends in a knot or bow behind your neck.
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Style 2
Bring the ends round your neck and tie under the chin or to the side of the neck.
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Style 3
Twist ends and tie behind your neck or cross at the back and bring the ends to the front under your arms and tie at the front under your bust.
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Style 4
Cross ends over in front of you, take ends behind neck and tie.
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Style 5
T-Shirt. Place ends over shoulders and cross behind at the back. Bring the ends to the front under your arms and tie securely at the front under your bust.
Look in a mirror and hold your hands in front of you with your fists clenched but with your thumbs upright. That is in the ‘OK’ position. Now hook your thumbs into the garment where it meets your shoulders and gently pull outwards and downwards following your shoulder line. Now you will have the multi top with sleeves.
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Position 2
Position seams to the side. This will allow you to create the following asymmetrical styles:
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Style 6
Angle style with ends tied where they meet on shoulder.
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Style 7
Bring ends round neck and tie again.
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Style 8
Place the end in front of you over your shoulder and the other end, which will be behind you, bring over the same shoulder. Take this end and take across the chest and place under the other arm and then tie to the end that you placed over your shoulder in the first place.
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Style 9
Place the blue flamingo label on your left side. Place front end over left shoulder. Take other end from behind, bring over right shoulder and take straight back under right arm. Tie the ends together behind your back.
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Position 3
Position the seam with blue flamingo label, to the front. With the following styles you will need to bring both ends from behind you, over your shoulders and to the front.
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Style 10
Cross the ends over in front of you creating a sleeve on the shoulders and tie behind your back at waist level.
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Style 11
Similar to Style 10 but keeping ends narrower, cross under bust and tie behind back.
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Style 12
Holding an end in each hand take back under each arm and tie round the back.
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Position 4
To wear as a dress, position seam to the front, label to the back.
You can wear the multi top as a short dress or wear it as a dress over tights or leggings.
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Style 13
Similar to Position 1, Style 2. With the seam at the front, blue flamingo label at back, pull multi top down until bottom edge lies somewhere between your hips and knees. Place ends round neck, bring round to the front and tie under chin. A longer V neck will be created.
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Style 14
Similar to Position 2 Style 6. With the seam at the side, pull multi top down until bottom edge lies somewhere between your hips and knees. Place front end over ends round neck and tie.
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Style 15
Similar to Position 1, Style 5. With the seam at the front, blue flamingo label at back, pull multi top down until bottom edge lies somewhere between your hips and knees. Place ends over shoulders either as sleeves or bring inwards to shoulders (as shown), cross ends over behind your back, brings ends round to the front and tie.
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Style 16
With the seam at the front, blue flamingo label at back, pull multi top down until bottom edge lies somewhere between your hips and knees. Take ends and cross over at the front, twist to make them narrow take under arms and tie at back.
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Always remember the key to wearing the multi top is the positioning of the seam, which allows you to create the styles shown here and many others.
Have fun and see what other different styles you can create !
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