Cotton Dupatta For Women

Complete Your Look with Cotton Dupatta

How can any traditional outfit for women be complete without dupattas? And our collection boasts of a range that defines elegance, grace and subtlety - all the hallmarks of royalty. Dupattas can be styled in unique ways that can lend your entire look a different feel altogether. We have curated simple yet intricate designs in our collection that complements any kurti, anarkali or salwar you decide to wear with it. Pastel shades dominate our range and they can be styled for any occasion.

Cotton Dupattas for Various Occasions

You really do not need an occasion to wear a dupatta. All you need to ensure is that you are feeling comfortable wearing it. Dupattas work well both for formal as well as intimate occasions. You can drape a cotton dupatta for a regular day at work, or if you want you can carry a long and elegant one for a formal dinner that you are heading out to. In fact, dupattas are the most traditional addition to your entire look when it comes to celebrating festivities with your family and friends. The most important thing you need to keep in mind is how you are styling them.

Innovative Ways to Style Cotton Printed Dupattas

Cotton Printed Dupatta styling can get as innovative as you want. A lot of women often drape dupattas with Western wear as well. A pair of jeans and nice kurti with a dupatta draped around your neck has a classical intellectual charm to it. When it comes to styling it the traditional way, when you let your dupattas loose from your shoulders, covering the front part of your kurti, it doesn’t really get more ethnic than that. Anarkali sets are incomplete without dupattas, so make sure you have one for every anarkali that you have.

Care Instructions for Your Dupattas

For your first wash, it is best to go for a dry wash to retain the colours for a longer period of time. From the subsequent washes you can cold wash them and hang in a dry and cool shade. Take care that they get just enough sun to retain the colour and dry up without retention of moisture. Do not press them with too hot an iron or it might affect the intricate work in some dupattas. So, it’s best to iron them gently. Don’t wash dupattas too often. Leave them out in a shade so that they can breathe in the air.

Styling Dupattas for a Traditional Look

With dupattas creating the ideal traditional look is easy. In case of anarkali suits with well fitted leggings, high heels look really nice with a classic dupatta drape. If you want to make it an ethno-western fusion then chunky earrings really bring out the beauty of this royal Indian apparel. Style it the way you want, just ensure that you have the right accessories like earrings, gajras, and the right pair of shoes that will complement your overall look.