Dupatta, the last piece in the puzzle which completes an outfit!

Just as the title suggests, a dupatta completes an ensemble of traditional outfits, just the way the last piece of a puzzle completes it. With their primary job being completing the outfit and giving it a graceful look, dupattas have always been a centrepiece on their own. There are many instances when designers choose to perform heavy work over the dupatta, and leave the other parts of the outfit plain and low key. Designer crafted dupattas at Aza Fashions comprise the most premium quality dupattas ever, with unique patterns and styles. And these come from fashion industry masters such as Samyukta Singhania, Shagun Manchanda, Siddhartha Bansal, Rahul Mishra and many more. Designer dupattas have been adorned by beautiful actresses like Rekha, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Rhea Chakraborthy, Alia Bhatt, Deepika Padukone and many more, at traditional occasions and red carpets, alike. Here are some styles of designer dupattas that one can exclusively find at Aza Fashions.

1. Banarasi and Chanderi Dupattas which bring in a traditional touch

Banarasi and Chanderi style dupattas bring in a traditional vibe like no other. Such pieces of fabrics exude grace and elegance as they sway along with the graceful lady who dons them. Styles like these remind one of the age-old art and tradition, passed on generation to generation, only to be learnt and harnessed by the designers of today's modern world. At Aza Fashions, one can find Handwoven Silk Banarasi dupatta by Samyukta Singhania which features tiny gold embroidery, which covers the entire dupatta. Banarasi dupattas by Matsya feature a broad gold border and delicate floral and circular motifs in the central region. Translucent Chanderi dupttas feature heavy ornamented borders with floral motifs on netted translucent fabrics in colours, mint green, pink and black!

2. Elegant Phulkari and Organza Dupattas

Phulkari, also known as flower work is an age-old style of embroidery which emerged in the small villages of Punjab, hand-woven by women. Cotton and Chiffon Phulkari dupattas created by Samyukta Singhania can be found gleaming in the designer collections at Aza Fashions. These Phulkari types feature embroidered designs in colours pink, orange and silver. Other styles include floral and vine style designs over a faded brown base, or else, minute linear style gold embroidery over a red netted fabric. Organza embroidery dupattas feature large colourful floral patterns over a netted fabric. Golden net dupatta by Latha Puttana features a striped gold linear pattern which looks captivating.

3. The exquisite Hand embroidered Dupattas

Hand embroidered dupattas are beautiful, and it’s sometimes the imperfections that come with human-crafted effort, that make the creation even prettier, as compared to a machine made product. Hand embroidered dupattas at Aza Fashions feature precision-crafted designs and embroidery which include nature-inspired themes, floral motifs, aquatic designs, and many more, all done in a traditionally passed on approach, at times encrusted with diamonds and pearls. Rahul Mishra has created breath-taking hand embroidered dupattas which feature minutely crafted handmade flowers, handwoven borders and vine style designs, which look beautiful made in thread and net.

One can find the most beautiful designer dupattas at Aza Fashions, to help them give a contrasting twist to their plain kurta and pyjamas!

Dupatta: Golden Net Dupatta, Organza Embroidery Dupatta