Hello, fashionistas!

Are you ready to learn how to rock your Lehenga Choli with a dupatta draping twist?

If yes, then you are in luck!

Today, we are going to teach you how to style this traditional Indian garment in a way that will make heads turn and jaws drop. Now, first things first, let’s briefly talk about what a dupatta is.

A dupatta, also known as a chunni or odhni, is a long scarf worn traditionally worn by Indian women and girls. Dupattas have been around for centuries and are still popular today. They are usually made of lightweight fabrics, such as cotton, silk or georgette and can be placed over the head or shoulders. Dupattas add an extra oomph, texture, and style to an outfit, especially Lehenga Cholis; the right dupatta can elevate even the simplest look to a whole new level!

Dupatta is a timeless clothing item that can create stunning looks for any social or intimate event. It offers ease of style, versatility, and timeless appeal, which no other ethnic garment can beat.

Now, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of how to wear a dupatta in different styles on your Lehenga Choli. There are many ways to style it, but we have picked the top 7 effortless draping ways to wear it.

Re-style your old lehenga choli or Anarkali gowns with these trendy dupatta draping styles: 

With these chicdupatta draping styles, you’ll be turning heads faster than a Bollywood dance number!

1. Pinned on the head/shoulder and one side pinned to the wrist

This look is a favourite of ours because it exudes a bohemian-chic vibe. Moreover, the dupatta is securely fastened on both the wrist and the head/shoulder, ensuring it stays in place. So, dance your heart out without worrying about adjusting or fixing your dupatta. Also, since the dupatta is pinned around the wrist, you will not require bangles or other accessories.

2. Make your dupatta the centre of attraction!

Take your dupatta over the shoulders from the back, pin the edges and let it fall freely! This effortless style is an exciting twist on the classic dupatta draping style.

3. Dupatta cape style

Drape your dupatta over the shoulders and upper arms just like a cape. This style is perfect for formal as well as short functions like Mehendi and haldi ceremonies or small family celebrations.

4. Dupatta over one arm and shoulder

This is the easiest yet sassiest dupatta draping style on a lehenga choli. All you have to do is- pin your dupatta on one shoulder and slay!

5. The dreamy Sabyasachi style

Take two dupattas to create a dreamy ‘lehenga choli dupatta’ look. Take the dupatta and drape it diagonally across to the opposite side, securing its border at the shoulder with a pin. Pin the centre of the other dupatta over your head or shoulder. You can pair sheer and heavily embroidered dupattas or create a colour contrast, whatever you like!

The double dupatta style is a trend that everyone should try. Its majestic appearance exudes a phenomenal and regal aura.

6. Imitate a saree pallu with your dupatta

For creating a saree pallu dupatta look, tuck one edge of the dupatta around your waist and pin the other edge diagonally pleated like a saree pallu. This style gives a polished and glam look while drawing ample attention to your lehenga and blouse or choli.

7. Belt it up 

Belted dupatta draping style is a rage this season! All you have to do is tuck the belt around the dupatta to create a saree feel! It’s perfect for showing off your waistline and adding a defined structure to your outfit.

This modern style of Lehenga Dupatta serves both- as a practical aid and a fashion-forward accessory, as it keeps the ensemble intact and easier to manage.

Remember, there’s no right or wrong way to wear your dupatta – just have fun and experiment until you find a style you love. Indian Wedding Dresses and ethnic wear for women are all about expressing your personality and individuality, so don’t be afraid to get creative!

FAQs on Lehenga Dupatta Style

1. What’s the best way to wrap a Lehenga Dupatta?

Take your outfit into consideration and drape the dupatta in a manner that enhances the overall appearance. If your lehenga is understated, consider adding some drama with an elaborate dupatta drape. Alternatively, if the lehenga is already heavily embellished, a simpler dupatta drape will complement the silhouette better.

2. Which side to wear a dupatta?

Traditionally, dupattas are worn over the left shoulder, but with contemporary dupatta styles, you can wear them on either shoulder (or even on both!). There’s no hard and fast rule, so feel free to experiment with different ways of draping your dupatta to elevate your outfit and make a unique statement.