Even if you are not wearing jewelry, draping a dupatta artistically can help you steal the show. Women are the master of the art of wearing dupattas and to date, they have an unparalleled level of imagination to drape it around. Getting ready for a wedding to look adorable is both intimate and personal for a woman. Moreover, if you want to be a dreamboat at the wedding, keep experimenting with your dupattas. But, if you are still stuck on your old traditional way of draping a dupatta, we have developed some innovative styles that will make you turn heads.
Draping Around the Arms
This is one of the effortless ways to wear any dupatta, especially the dark zari jaal stripe peach dupatta while giving yourself a royal touch. Throw the dupatta back on your arms instead of carrying it over the shoulder. Put both ends of the dupatta in front of you and let each end slide down. Also, make sure that the dupatta does not interfere while walking.
Open and tuck on one side
It’s yet another classic way to carry the grey mangalgiri zari dupatta on one side of the shoulder and let the rest fall free. Place and pin-up the dupatta at the shoulder from the edge line. Thus, styling the scarf in such a manner is neat, gives a great look, and shows off the complete embroidery of the dupatta. Also, it provides a rich and stylish look as well.
One side flowing Dupatta
To feel the alluring saree vibe, we recommend you to try pure organza with gold zari border dupatta. For women with busy schedules, this could be the go-to draping style as it helps save your time spent making pleats. Just put one hem over the shoulder and allow the rest to fall under your knees. Also, to make it look more classy and beautify your overall personality, hold the dupatta on the arm if you like.
High neck style with Dark Zari Phool Jaal Black Dupatta
This style is utterly graceful if you wear this with anarkalis, lehengas, and everyday outfits, i.e., salwar-kameez! This works as a cool and classy prop and is quite famous also. To drape this dupatta in this particular style, simply have it go across the body and give it a U-shape turn. Also, you can take it like a saree pallu with one end pinned on your shoulder and tie the other around your wrist.
Styling with Grey Chanderi Hand-Block Dupatta
If it’s the all-girls day out or thanksgiving party, grey chanderi hand-block dupatta is a perfect fit for you. It can add a dash of poise to your looks and can make you the star of the show. You can put one end on the shoulder with the one-third end left behind the shoulder. Also, for more classy looks, take one end over the shoulder and the other end into your arm.
Fashion trends are ever-changing; likewise, the ways of draping a dupatta keep transforming day by day. So, to get unique yet stunning looks with your dupatta, try the aforementioned ideas discussed in this write-up.