1. What fabrics are commonly used to make designer dupattas?

The most commonly used fabrics for designer dupattas are: Georgette Georgette dupattas is lightweight, sheer and is made with highly twisted yarns. Georgette dupattas are heavier than chiffon dupattas. Because they are heavy so they can be worn with simple outfits. Chiffon Great additions to casual outfits Can be worn during summers Extremely lightweight Organza Organza dupattas are thin, plain weave, sheer fabric made from silk Can match with mirrorwork blouse styles or with beautiful organza lehenga. Kalamkari Kalamkari dupattas is similar to Phulkari, a type of hand-painted cotton textile. Can be worn with designer kurta sets and embroidered kurta sets. Cotton Cotton dupattas can be used while wearing designer lehengas and kurta sets. Can be worn throughout the year as it is light, breathable and comfortable.

2. How do I choose a designer dupatta that matches my outfit?

To match your outfit with designer dupatta you can Choose a solid-coloured dupatta for a colourful outfit. To brighten up the vibe and your face always pick on these dupatta colours like orange, deep pink or yellow. For designer embroidered kurta sets or anarkalis always pick the designer net or georgette dupattas. For a formal occasion, you can choose a designer multicolour dupatta made from tussar silk or chanderi silk and for casual outfits you can take cotton dupattas.

3. Can designer dupattas be worn with other outfits besides a salwar kameez or lehenga choli?

Yes, designer dupattas can be worn with many outfits in a creative way. Can flaunt it by just rolling it over your arm while wearing your lehenga. If you want to flaunt your star dupatta, then free-falling is the best way to do it. One side cowl looks best with Indo-Western outfits.

4. What is the normal dupatta length?

The standard length of a normal dupatta is two and a half metres long. Always choose a long designer dupatta when matching it with your designer lehenga choli outfit or Anarkali.