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In the ever-changing world of fashion, there is one trend that never goes out of style. The trend is of mixing and matching wardrobe pieces to create a new look. We Indians are such experts in doing it! With our beautiful collection of cultural attire, we are spoilt for choices. Whether it's, kurti, pyjamas, churidars, salwars, kameez, or our very own versatile dupattas! We all love jazzing up any traditional outfits with this game-changing piece of clothing. Today, we are going to guide you on how to amp up your traditional outfits with the help of a printed dupatta to make you look the best in any gathering or party you step into.

HOW TO STYLE PRINTED DUPATTA

There are some simple yet classy ways to style a printed dupatta. The everyday fashion saviours such as kurti, lehenga, and salwar suits are perfect for teaming up with the printed dupatta. Let's understand how to style a printed dupatta.

Kurti: A fabulous cousin of kurtas, kurtis are waist or hip-length as opposed to kurtas which have more length. Kurtis are best when you want to blend traditional with modern effortlessly. Generally worn with jeans to give the overall look a modern touch, the printed dupatta can be used as a scarf to bring some oomph to the ensemble.
Kurta: The pride of our cultural heritage-kurtas have been there for the older as well as younger women. A highly versatile upper garment, kurtas can be styled with jeans, churidars, or pyjamas. To bring some ebullience to the overall look, a printed dupatta can be best worn over a solid kurta to make it look minimalistic yet cheerful.
Suit sets: The kurta, pyjamas, and dupattas from different sources can be brought together to make them into one coordinated set. Simply keep the color palette harmonious and get creative! Keep the printed dupatta also in consideration since it is going to prove to be that bright painting on the canvas of the overall suit.

PRINTED DUPATTA FOR WOMEN BY TYPES

Now, we have some basic ideas on how to style a printed dupatta. They come in various fabrics and in essence, the print on them gives a game-changing look to each ensemble.Let's get on the types of the printed dupatta online so that we know how we can use them best for styling

1. Cotton Printed Dupatta

The fabric we all adore, cotton printed dupatta is one of the most useful when we have to bear the tropical heat since it is both soft to the skin as well as sweat-absorbing, making it easy to wear for long hours. There is something about cotton that is so thoroughly Indian, that the motifs on the dupattas are all inspired by our culture. Floral, geometric, paisley, traditional block-print from various states such as tie and dye, tribal, jaipuri print dupatta, or even polka dot dupatta-all of them are present on this adaptable dupatta. Style up this cotton-printed dupatta with your favorite kurta and a pair of leggings in contrasting colors for a beautiful effect.

2. Printed Silk Dupatta

A delicate yet rich fabric a, printed silk dupatta is best worn on family occasions and intimate gatherings for a befitting look. To preserve its luxurious look and prevent the depreciation of the fabric, you can look for digital print dupatta online. This type of the printed dupatta helps to achieve an ethnic look easily. This leads to very fine and intricate prints such as kalamkari, bagru, floral, and others printed on the dupattas, making it look effortlessly ravishing. Adorn this amazing dupatta with a silk suit set in darker hues such as indigo, dark green, and black for a gorgeous evening look.

3. Printed Organza Dupatta

Light-weight, airy, and posh-looking, the printed organza dupatta looks dreamy and provides a very ethereal quality to any ensemble it gets donned on. With floral prints dominating the design type, the dupatta is best when you want a very heavenly look in the daytime. The contrasting floral print dupatta will give a vibe of springtime, throwing a very cheerful look on the overall ensemble. Team it up with a salwar kameez or a kurta and culottes for a distinct look. The colors such as orange, beige, green, yellow, blue are the best for styling up this dupatta.

4. Printed Chiffon Dupatta

Another kind of airy and rich fabric, chiffon looks beautiful when paired with basic traditional looks. Sanganeri, bagru, floral, leheriya, chunri print dupatta are all the types available in the fabric chiffon, besides the modern digital print dupatta. Solid dupattas against white suits, multi-colored ones against a white ensemble are some of the most popular ways to style the dupatta. This lets the printed chiffon dupatta keep the look chic and confident.

5. Ajrakh Print Dupatta

An ancient but beautiful block-print, the ajrakh print dupatta consists of all things nature. The motifs celebrate nature and the colors used are vivid and eye-catching such as rust, red, indigo, yellow, and orange. The motifs are intricate and meaningful. The printed dupatta becomes more than a piece of clothing and becomes an interesting metaphor for ancient times. The suit sets that are most complementary are in dark hues such as black, indigo, maroon, rust. For a more dignified and age look, opt for white and beige suit sets.

6. Patola Print Dupatta

Kaleidoscopic and colorful, the patola print dupatta is everything you need to make your basic ethnic look extraordinary. The patola print is intricate and bright, making it a perfect choice to jazz up any daytime outfit. The most popular colors are indigo, hot pink, rust, and dark green, with a border of crimson red. Team up the dupatta with dark kurta and culottes for a balanced look.

7. Block Print Dupatta

The heritage of block print is something we as Indians should be quite proud about. Coming from various states, the prints tell their culture and stories. These block prints on a resourceful piece of clothing such as a dupatta let you carry a piece of heritage wherever you go. Sanganeri, Bagru, Kalamkari, Sambalpuri, and the ones mentioned above, each of the distinct hand-printed dupatta is scintillating and powerful. Team up the block print dupatta with a neutral-colored kurta and palazzo set such as white, beige, and black for a put-together look. Play around with ethnic jewellery such as jhumkis, chandbalis, or meenakari earrings for a perfect look.

DUPATTA FOR WOMEN BASED ON COLOR

Now that we have discussed the popular printed dupatta online, let's try to know how we can use some of the staple colors of dupattas and how we can use them in many different ways. The colors we are going to discuss are highly adaptable and can be amped up with accessories such as earrings, bangles, and juttis.

1. Rainbow Printed Dupatta

Also known as a multi-colored dupatta, the rainbow printed dupatta is perfect for bringing a pop of color to any ensemble you don. One of the most popular varieties is the multi color lehriya dupatta. Perfect for neutral-colored traditional attires such as white kurta sets and beige palazzo sets, these dupattas also come in handy when you have to style up similarly colored dresses such as knee-length. Simply use them as a long shrug and finish the look with ballerinas.

2. Indigo Printed Dupatta

A very intriguing and classy color, indigo print dupatta often has block-prints such as bagru, kota, or dabu in off-white or white colors for an eye-catching contrast. The indigo printed dupattas are best suited with contrasting colors such as white, yellow, or orange which will highlight the mellow look of the dupatta. For a more maverick look, you could opt for black, maroon, or grey suit sets or dresses.

3. White Printed Dupatta

White is considered an eternally fashionable color due to its pristine look. This color is made even more intriguing by designing a floral print dupatta or with geometric motifs in colors such as pink, green, and black for a suitable contrasting look. The white printed dupatta is classically worn with a white suit set. If you are feeling adventurous, wear a solid-colored suit set or palazzo set which matches the color of the print to achieve an overall harmonious look.

4. Black Printed Dupatta

Another classic color that is hard to ignore, the black printed dupatta comes with prints in contrasting colors such as white, copper-gold, red, sky blue, and rust. This gives the dupatta a very rustic yet stylish look. Don this dupatta in suit sets or palazzo sets such as crimson red, ochre yellow, or white to achieve a very colorful yet fashionable look.

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