Creative Ways to Drape Dupatta on Lehenga
Draping the dupatta in different styles can enhance the overall look of your lehenga. Here are some creative ways to take the dupatta on a lehenga:
1. Classic Shoulder Drape:
- Place one end of the dupatta on your left shoulder and bring it across your chest, tucking it into the waist of the lehenga on the right side. Let the other end fall freely on the back.
2. Front Open Pallu:
- Allow the dupatta to flow freely from one shoulder to the opposite side, creating a diagonal drape across the front. Pin it on the shoulder or secure it with a brooch for an elegant look.
3. Double-Sided Pallu:
- Take one end of the dupatta and place it on your left shoulder. Bring it across the chest and tuck it into the right waist of the lehenga. Take the other end and bring it from the back to the front, draping it on the left shoulder.
4. Belted Dupatta:
- Take the dupatta and pleat it neatly. Secure it around your waist with a decorative belt, allowing the pleats to flow down the front or side of the lehenga.
5. One-sided Cape Style:
- Drape the dupatta over one shoulder, letting it fall on the arm of the same side. Secure it with a brooch or pin. This style creates a cape-like effect and adds a contemporary touch to your lehenga.
6. Half Saree Style:
- Pleat the dupatta and tuck it into the lehenga at the waist. Take the remaining fabric and drape it over one shoulder, resembling the pallu of a saree.
7. Crisscross Drape:
- Take one end of the dupatta and bring it across the chest diagonally, tucking it into the waist on the opposite side. Take the other end and bring it from the back to the front, crossing it with the first end and tuck it into the waist on the opposite side.
Remember to choose a draping style that complements the design and embroidery of your lehenga, and feel free to experiment with different styles to create a unique and stunning look.
