Please read the following terms and conditions very carefully as your use of service is subject to your acceptance of and compliance with the following terms and conditions ("Terms"). Such a pretty picture this bride makes with her 2 dupattas. Both the dupattas are different in colour and complement the lehenga beautifully. Her style of draping the dupatta too looks very elegant. You can use this style with lehengas, anarkalis and even shararas.

Here are some double dupatta draping styles we have been loving off late, some of which are tried and tested, some of them, new! This is a unique and simple way of lehenga dupatta draping. It shows off your outfit, while also affording you the freedom of movement and not restricting you in any way. We especially like the contrasting colours of both the dupattas. While the bride can wear both on her wedding day or even during her Shagan ceremony, later on, she can choose to wear the lehenga with either of the two dupattas. Now, this seems to be one of the most popular double dupatta draping styles, and it does look very 'bridal' and traditional! The Madhubani is a style of painting that can be seen in Indian culture, there is a Madhubani dupatta too. The Madhubani dupatta is a phenomenon that reflects the feminine, people, and animals. Madhubani has generated curiosity in both art and culture and the fashion industry to have more options. 4. Tie-Dye Dupatta This is a very traditional way of taking a single dupatta which is pretty popular with Sikh brides but looks very elegant.Phulkari is a very refined embroidery work of the Punjab region. The word phul means flower and kari mean craft, Phulkari is the art of making beautiful intricate designs and motifs on fabrics with different colored threads. A variation of Phulkari is Bagh work, literally meaning garden, a variation where the embroidery completely covers the material entirely, it is called bagh (a garden of flowers). Like the pallu of a sari, if pinned up properly this style is very comfortable to carry off. This style of lehenga dupatta draping is ideal for a sangeet or a mehendi. Digitally designed dupattas, which are in vogue and carry a zany look in the dupatta, are the most suitable for an Indo-Western look, especially for girls. 8. Shawl Dupatta The contrast dupatta is a perfect foil to the skirt of the lehenga. The drape of this dupatta shows off the embroidery as well as the colours of this lovely outfit. This dupatta wearing style is an ideal drape for pre-wedding functions, your own, or even if you are attending any function as a guest

Lace and chikankari dupattas are so pretty, that they must be shown off, so draping them on top of the head works best. The other dupatta can be a net or georgette, or even velvet if you prefer. Fiber is made up of satin, and crepe fabric and is suggested for the hijab, which has a shiny, sleek, and luxurious touch. The hijab-like material is usually used to cover the head and more in the Muslim religion. 3. Madhubani Dupatta Bridal dupattas are of a lot of different materials and types, and while some draping styles are common, others can differ due to the hold and the fall of the material. Here are some draping styles for single and double dupattas, categorised by the dupatta material. Net dupatta drapes The Gota Patti dupatta design is never going to be an off-trend design and can be styled on all kinds of fibers like net, chiffon, silk, and others. This dupatta design looks good in a bright color, which can be glammed up with simple suits. 2. Georgette Fabric DupattaThese are not so common with Indian brides, but they do look amazing, and mostly come on the net. 32. Lace dupatta on the head left loose on the sides to show it off, the other tightly around the chest. Every time one plans to invest in a designer bridal lehenga, common thoughts that often arrive in the mind are 'is it worth investing since I won't be able to wear it more than once' or 'how to wear a lehenga dupatta in different styles so that it can be repeated again'! The shoulder to the front and the other side draped over the other arm. This is such a royal and regal style of draping the lehenga dupatta and you can wear the dupatta this way for any wedding function, and even the wedding itself.

The Chanderi dupatta design is light in weight and gives a luxurious feel. The dupatta is made up of the weaving of silk and golden zari of cotton yarn to have a sparkly effect on the dupatta design. The dupatta looks gorgeous while topped with a kalamkari suit. 7. Velvet Dupatta Wearing a light weighted embroidered dupatta over a heavily designed outfit will enhance your beauty and vice-versa. One of the oldest ways to drape your dupatta! This one lets your lehenga shine since the dupatta isn't covering any bit of it. However, it may restrict your movement a bit, because it cannot be pinned anywhere.This is also one of the ways we have seen getting popular with brides off late, and it's pretty fuss-free and does the job well!

This is another easy way of draping the dupatta and doesn’t require too much handling. You can just pin it on the shoulder and forget about it. Shawl Dupattas are made of warm materials and are intended to be worn in the winter. They look modest, and fashionable and keep you warm at the same time. These shawls have two types of dupatta designs; one is a simple one that can be used for daily errands, and the second is a most exotic and royal impression tilla shawl that can be used during the festive season and weddings during winter. 9. Phulkari Dupatta This double dupatta style on the lehenga looks very pretty and is ideal for the bride on the wedding day. This is very similar to the style we discussed above, except the dupatta that is draped on the shoulder is shorter to show off the skirt of the lehenga. Very very flowy and silky, this one needs to be kept in place! Benarasi ones are easier to handle though. 33. Over both the elbows from behind, but draped over one of the arms too.

Single Dupatta Draping Styles

During this period, this Rajasthani dupatta design is getting a lot of attention, and most girls try to pair it with an Indo-western look. It is comfortable, simple, and looks beautiful with simple attire too. 2. Hijab Now let us look at some of the specialties and attractive dupatta designs that can be paired with suits and styling. The dupatta is designed for festive wear and to adorn festive wear. They seem to be see-through with jaal type work with multi-coloured threads. To dazzle the dupatta, extra appliques are adorned to give it a heavy look. 6. Sequined Dupatta