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Designer Dupatta | Bridal Dupatta | Heavy Dupatta | Bandhani Dupatta | Banarasi Dupatta | Fancy Dupatta | Punjabi Dupatta | Floral Dupatta | Printed Dupatta | Mirror Work Dupatta | Phulkari Dupatta | Rajasthani Dupatta EXPLORE OUR DUPATTA COLLECTION BY FABRIC Indian formal wear often has glittering metallic decoration sewn on to it. Much rarer are pieces like this with strips of silver and gilded silver actually woven into the fabric. Though further embellished with coloured metal foil (imitating jewels and beetles' wing-cases), the cloth remains flexible enough to be draped over the head or shoulders. This look is particularly effective with more translucent fabrics like net and organza, which allow you to show off your makeup and natural beauty in a mysterious and alluring way. Organza is a lightweight and delicate fabric which gives a stunning draped look. An organza dupatta features a light sheen and is woven with a nylon, silk, or polyester thread with a remarkably low density. It gives a charming look to your ensemble. 2. Silk Dupatta

Take that look to the next level by draping your dupatta over the shoulder rather than leaving it loose. Pin it high on the head for a beautiful bridal display, and then embrace a little of the movement and pleating that makes dupattas so unique to create an eye-catching display.The dupatta is one of the most iconic elements of classic fashion, and there are so many different ways to make it your own. You can adjust the style and shape of the dupatta by pinning it across the chest, over one shoulder, or cinching it at the elbow or waist.

Today, it’s an iconic and unique element of Indian fashion that can add formality to an outfit, embrace a more modest style of dress, or simply elevate your everyday wear. This versatile piece can be styled in many ways, both traditional and nontraditional. Read on for our favorite ways to wear a dupatta. What Is a Dupatta? Florals are the representation of spring and freshness. They bring out an easy-breezy vibe and look. This green silk dupatta from TL Designs features handpainted flowers and will accentuate your attire. Style it with a salwar suit and jhumkas to complete the look. 5. Mirror Work Dupatta A bridal dupatta is a quintessential part of a bride’s outfit. The dupatta accentuates grandeur, elegance and gracefully binds the entire ensemble for a gorgeous look. 2. Heavy DupattaMirror work, also known as Shisha embroidery, is a traditional form of artwork that uses small pieces of mirrors or reflective metals to the fabric, creating a captivating design and look. A mirror work dupatta for festive occasions, weddings, sangeet ceremonies, and more. DUPATTA FOR WOMEN BASED ON COLOR One classic way to wear your dupatta is to pin it at both shoulders. This makes it lay flat across the chest and drape over the arms to the wrists or elbows. Thinner materials and smaller shawls like this one will ensure you don’t have to bunch or fold the fabric more than necessary, granting you improved fluidity and elegance when out on the dance floor. 9. Covering the Face Dupattas come in a wide variety of designs and styles made in different types of work. Choose one that best suits your outfit, personality and occasion. Here are some beautiful dupattas to choose from- 1. Bridal Dupatta If you’re pairing a particularly elegant dupatta featuring beadwork or zari threadwork, consider pinning it on both sides to really highlight the shine and craftsmanship. 2. Flowing Down From the Head

Celebrate festivities and tradition with elegance in this green printed dupatta from Juniper. Tailored in a polyester, this dupatta features stunning print and gives a stunning look. Style it with a solid white salwar suit and mojaris to complete the look. 4. Floral Dupatta How you drape your dupatta can significantly impact how your outfit looks on your body, how formal the outfit is, and how you express yourself. If you love the look of a designer, traditional saree but want to save time on pleating, belting your dupatta at the waist can be a great shortcut. The belting helps give the outfit more shape and draws the eye to the body's natural curves. This draping style draws the eye along the edges, highlighting the embroidery or beadwork detailing on your Silver Sequins Embroidered Dupatta. This dupatta is simple-yet-bold, featuring silver tulle edged with shimmering silver sequins. While this dupatta is versatile enough to go with any outfit, it especially stands out with its matching lehenga. 5. Belted at the WaistThis dupatta, a woman’s shawl or head-cover, is woven from an extremely fragile combination of silk and strips of gilded silver. The women of the court of Hyderabad, a kingdom of legendary wealth, developed distinct styles of draping richly ornamented fabrics over kurta (tops) and paijama (trousers). Some of these styles are still in use in the region today.(01/08/2017)