When it comes to carrying your dupatta, do you like to drape it in the same old classic way or like to experiment with new styles? How many styles have you aced yet? Dupattas are used with so many types of clothes - designer suits ikkat lehangas, kurta and even some western dresses. This is one piece of clothing in your wardrobe that can never go out of fashion. Here are some super stylish ways you can wear a dupatta and take away all the attention in a gathering!
One of the most worn style in India, this is mostly adopted during traditional ceremonies and weddings. This is one of the most elegant way of carrying a dupatta and adds a regal look to your whole style. Generally, net, chiffon or sheer fabrics are preferred for this drape. You can see a lot of head cover drape of dupatta online. Complete the look with a nice nose ring and high bun. This is also the staple look of a north Indian bride.
This is one of the most used ways when you want to flaunt your lehenga or salwar kameez. A heavy bordered dupatta in bright hues is preferred for this drape but there is no reason why you cannot wear a tradition ikkat dupatta or a silk dupatta this way. To keep the dupatta still on your shoulder pin it up carefully.
This is a simple yet a very classy style of wearing a dupatta. Mostly worn with kurtis that have prints and traditional patterns, these are not just classic but also super comfortable.
Draping a dupatta around your neck and pulling them at the front can let you rock a jeans and kurta look in style. This style also creates an illusion of height and is hence a great idea for women who are petite.
A pinned up dupatta is usually worn with lehangas which helps you showcase the heavy fall of your dupatta. One end of the dupatta is pinned on the waist while the other half is pinned on the skirt from back side. This style also helps you add volume to your attire.
