Do you want to create a different look every day with your usual everyday outfits? Dupattas can help you create a unique style statement. While a well-matched and well-styled dupatta can complete your traditional look, women are now wearing dupattas to create a new look with western clothing such as jeans, skirts, etc. Go ahead and add different types of dupattas to your everyday outfits and stand out from the crowd every day.
If you are a fan of dupattas or want to create a personal style by wearing dupattas, then the dupattas below are a must for your wardrobe.
Printed Dupatta: A definite must have!
Tired of your usual daily look and want to experience something different? Adding a patterned dupatta to your usual pair of kurta tights or even with some jeans and a plain top will take your usual daily look to a whole new level. A patterned dupatta will never go out of style. Printed dupattas are available in various prints and various colours. Choosing pink, blue and green prints will go well with any outfit. While choosing patterned dupattas that are similar to your outfits will help you create the perfect ethnic look, a patterned dupatta can never go wrong with a simple outfit and will only complete your simple look by pairing it with beautiful prints. If you are heading to a party in your favorite black blouse, wrap a printed dupatta around your blouse in your own style and create a modern yet fashionable look. To create an elegant yet chic look, pair your patterned dupatta with leggings or churidars or even your long plain skirt. You can tie a loose knot around your neck when paired with western clothing or simply pin it to the side of your kurta when worn with an Indian outfit.
Floral prints: Bloom all day!
Floral prints will give you an elegant and feminine look. Floral prints can go well with your patiala and kurta and make you look elegant. If you want a bold look then go for big flower print dupattas and if you want to show your gentle side go for small floral prints. Floral prints come in various colors, from bold black to subtle pinks. Choose a floral dupatta of versatile and interesting shades and prints and you will definitely be able to pair it with various outfits. Match your floral dupattas with your western wear by wrapping it around your neck and tying a bow or you can just wear it as a scarf or just complete your beach look by wrapping your floral dupatta in front and tying it in back.
Printed Cotton Dupattas: Beat the Heat!
Printed cotton dupattas come in various patterns and can add charm to your outfit. Cotton patterned dupattas are best for summers. Mix and match your leggings and kurtas with contrasting shades of dupattas to create a magical look and turn heads whether you’re heading to work or out on a date. Printed cotton dupattas with a wrinkled effect will give you a delicate and sophisticated look. Combine it with your favorite mojaris and get the perfect ethnic-chic look.
Multicolored patterned dupattas: Play with colors!
Want to add lots of colors to your outfits and spice up a monochrome outfit? Get multicolored dupattas and shine with your ethnic wear or the perfect indo-western look. A multicolored printed dupatta can enhance a white kurta and if paired with a multicolored bangle or earrings, it can create a stunning and gorgeous look. And if you are not someone who loves whites, pair your black leggings with a shiny plain kurta with dark shade like pink, peacock blue and add a bright colored multicolor dupatta and voila. Any contrasting multicolor bandhej dupatta will go well with a simple kurta or salwar kameez.
Silk Dupatta: Create an ethnic yet modern look!
Silk dupattas come in different types, from Chanderi silk dupatta to Bhagalpur silk dupatta. If you are having a party wear salwar kameez but you don’t like your dupatta, pair it with a matching multicolor dupatta for a grand yet elegant look. Up the sparkle level of your already bright Fridays by pairing a silk dupatta with a solid red tunic with black or dark blue jeans. You can also create a fresh new look by pairing the printed slik dupatta with dhoti pants, kolhapuri chappals and a multicolored shoulder bag.
