Hazelton Happiness: 6 Wrap Dresses to Inspire You

There’s something magical about a wrap dress that fits perfectly, and these talented makers prove that the Cashmerette Hazelton Wrap Dress delivers on its promise of timeless elegance for curvy bodies. Let’s take a look at what they made!

Timeless elegance meets modern comfort in the Hazelton Wrap Dress! This knit wrap dress features a lined bodice with a no-gape neckline in cup sizes C-H, so you can be sure you won’t accidentally flash the world. The classic collar and fold-back cuffs with button details elevate the iconic wrap silhouette, while the full skirt flows beautifully from a defined waist seam, and features practical pockets for all your essentials.

Choose to add long ties which wrap all the way around the waist, or ties that make a chic bow at one side. Perfect for any occasion, the soft knit drape makes this dress effortless to wear while structured details keep you polished—and properly covered! Plus mix and match with Grafton Dress, Top & Skirt sleeves for more styling options.

Let’s take a look at how 6 sewists made the Hazelton their own!

Kacy’s Vibrant Floral Paradise

Kacy’s Hazelton in a bold, tropical floral print is pure sunshine in fabric form. She left off the collar and shortened the sleeves for a summery version, and those platform sandals are the perfect finishing touch.

Here’s what Kacy told us about her dress: “I feel amazing in it. I actually stopped traffic as I was crossing the road as a lovely man stopped, wound down his window to delightfully tell me how lovely my dress looked. Made my day!”

Kacy made a size 12 G/H and her measurements are 35.5″ (90.5 cm) high bust, 42″ (107 cm) full bust, 32″ (81 cm) waist, and 41″ (105 cm) hip.

Check out more of Kacy’s colorful creations on Instagram at @krakenkacy.

Flavia’s Navy Elegance

Flavia’s take on the Hazelton in a navy polka dot viscose Ecovero jersey is pure sophistication—and the contrast collar is such a fun detail! She also cut the sleeves at the lengthen/shorten line to make short sleeves.

Here’s what Flavia told us about her Hazelton: “It’s a great office staple and I feel very “put together” with minimum effort. The fact that the dress is also in knit fabric makes it perfect for lazy mornings when I don’t feel like ironing my work clothes (and this is every morning)!”

Flavia made a size 14 C/D graded to a 16 at the waist and her measurements are 39″ (99cm) high bust, 41″ (104cm) full bust, 34″ (86cm) waist, and 47″ (119cm) hips.

Follow Flavia’s makes on Instagram at @flav_made_this.

Christina’s Classic Red Floral

Christina made her Hazelton in a stunning red floral print that radiates joy, and she’s styled it brilliantly with black tights and simple flats.

Christina said this about her dress: “I love it. I’ve wanted a classic wrap dress forever. I’ll be making more!”

Christina made a size 24 G/H graded to a 28 at the waist and 30 at the hip. Her measurements are 49″ (124cm) high bust, 54″ (137cm) full bust, 48″ (123cm) waist, and 60″ (152cm) hip.

See more of what Christina is sewing up at @tea_operated.

Emily’s Sophisticated Swirl

Emily chose a mesmerizing black and white topographic print for her Hazelton, and the result is absolutely striking. She used the straight sleeves from the Grafton Dress pattern. Paired with neutral heels, this dress transitions seamlessly from office to evening—exactly what you want from a wardrobe workhorse.

Here’s what Emily told us about her Hazelton: “I love a good dress because you only need one piece of clothing to have a cute outfit. I feel like I can dress it up or down and it’s adorable both ways.”

Emily made a size 12 C/D graded to a 14 waist and 16 hip. Her measurements  are 37″ (94cm) high bust, 40″ (104cm) full bust, 34″ (86cm) waist, and 46″ (119cm) hips.

Follow Emily’s sewing adventures at @ermthewormsews.

Lauren’s Rich Burgundy Beauty

Lauren also used the long sleeve from the Grafton Dress, and chose a gorgeous deep burgundy cotton jersey, proving that solid colors can be just as impactful as prints. The rich jewel tone is absolutely stunning against the fall foliage backdrop, and the way the structured bodice flows into that full skirt creates such a beautiful silhouette.

Lauren said this about her dress: “I’m excited to have a long dress for fall and winter that’s not too warm! I also think the neckline looks great!”

Lauren made a size 22 G/H with a 3″ full bust adjustment graded to a 26 in the waist and hip. She also lengthened the bodice, skirt, and sleeves. her measurements are 46″ (117 cm) high bust, 55″ (140 cm) full bust, 46″ (117 cm) waist, and 55″ (140 cm) hip.

See more of what Lauren is making at @make.it.sew.

Lisa’s Dramatic Floral Statement

Lisa’s Hazelton in a lightweight sweater knit with dramatic oversized florals is absolutely breathtaking. The black background with those explosive pink, burgundy, and cream blooms creates incredible visual drama, while the wrap silhouette keeps everything balanced and wearable. It’s the perfect example of how the Hazelton’s structured design can handle even the most dramatic prints while keeping you looking polished and put-together.

Here’s what Lisa told us about her Hazelton: “I really love the hidden elastic in the neckline. It keeps the beautiful shape without exposing to much. I wore this dress all day and did some dancing. Nothing slipped and I didn’t have to spend my time adjusting it.”

Lisa made a size 24 G/H and her measurements are 44″ (112 cm) high bust, 51″ (130 cm) full bust, 48″ (122 cm) waist, and 51″ (130 cm) hip.

Follow Lisa’s sewing adventures at @reddolldress.

What will you sew up?

We can’t wait to see what YOU make with the Hazelton Wrap Dress! Drop your sewing plans in the comments below so that we can hear all about it!