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5 Different Dupatta Styles You Must Try - Ekana Label

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5 Different Dupatta Styles You Must Try - Ekana Label

Dupattas holds immense importance in traditional Indian attire, serving as the finishing touch to complete any outfit. From salwar suits to lehengas, sharara suits, and palazzo suits, dupattas have the power to enhance your ensemble and exude charm. However, many people struggle with styling their dupattas to suit different dress types. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore five distinct dupatta styles that will transform your ethnic look.

 

Different Kinds of Dupattas

 

Kalamkari Dupattas - Blending Tradition with Trend

 

Kalamkari dupattas, known for their digital prints and versatility, are highly sought after by Indian women. These soft and lightweight dupattas add a touch of trendiness to your traditional collection. To embrace this style, consider our handloom cotton silk Kalamkari dupatta, priced at just Rs. 849.


 

Pichwai Dupattas - Embodied Elegance

 

Originating from Rajasthan, Pichwai dupattas feature exquisite hand-painted designs on cotton or silk fabric. These unique and lightweight dupattas effortlessly complement various ethnic outfits, such as lehengas, sarees, and salwar suits. Enhance your wardrobe with our graceful Lotus Pichwai dupatta, available for Rs. 849.


 

Patola Dupattas - Timeless Luxury

 

Hailing from Gujarat, Patola dupattas are created using the intricate Ikat double-weaving technique. These luxurious and eye-catching dupattas are known for their durability and intricate designs. Elevate your style with our stunning handloom cotton silk Patola dupatta, priced at Rs. 849.


 

Bandhej Dupattas - Vibrant Beauty

 

Bandhej dupattas, also referred to as bandhani dupattas, captivate with their beautiful designs and vibrant colors. Crafted with high-quality fabric, these dupattas ensure both comfort and style. Explore our classic Mudra Red Bandhej Dupatta, available for Rs. 849.


  

Fusion Dupattas - Blending Traditions and Contemporary Styles

 

Fusion dupattas provide a perfect combination of traditional and contemporary elements, making them suitable for both Western and ethnic wear. Unleash your creativity and explore new fashion frontiers with our versatile Vaaran fusion dupatta, priced at just Rs. 849.




 

Modern Dupatta Styles to Elevate Your Look

 

Drape-around Style: This classic draping style allows you to stay comfortable and glamorous while going about your daily tasks. It keeps you warm and effortlessly catches your attention. Make heads turn by embracing this style.

 

Elbow Style: The elbow style exudes regality and elegance. Simply throw your dupatta to the back of your body and bring it over your elbow, instantly feeling like a queen. This style pairs well with lehengas and various other outfits.

 

One Side Draping: Taking your dupatta on one side of the shoulder, pinning it up, and spreading it over your arm creates a fashionable and flattering look. This style works wonders with plain dresses, phulkari, kalamkari, and bandhani dresses.

 

One Shoulder, One Arm: Highlight your dupatta and add volume to your outfit by draping it over one shoulder and arm. This style is particularly suitable for floor-length dresses with banarasi or phulkari dupattas.

 

Pleated Style: For a neat and polished appearance, opt for the pleated dupatta draping style. Pleat

 

Wrapping Up


Besides the ones mentioned above, there are plenty of other dupatta styles which are worth trying such as over the head, full open, and many more to go with different types of dresses. Style your dupatta as per your dress, occasion, and personal style statement, and look great.


Read Also: The 6 Best Ways to Look Stylish in Silk Sarees , How To Choose the Best Style of Wedding Saree , Traditional Indian Dresses Every Girl Should Wear

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