1. The tuck in
In frame: Kiara Advani
A mere tuck-in done the right way, with the right separates, gives you a winner look. Drape your dupatta with an uber-cool tuck trick at the back of the waist which with paired with the gharara and an embellished bralette, makes for a stealer designer look.
2. The cape trail
In frame: Diana Penty
You are not alone if you had that fantasy of a trailing cape ever since you first set your eyes on the trend, you can easily recreate the look with a dainty dupatta. All you gotta do is pin it up real nice and you will all set for the ceremony.
3. The clinched waist
In frame:Katrina Kaif
Introducing a belt to the waist is a style that has been long established at this time, but it is still one worth trying if you wish to step out on the conventional territory but in a foolproof manner.
4. The neat side tuck
In frame: Kajal Aggarwal
For an effortless and easy look, a neatly pleated dupatta tucked on a side on the shoulder works brilliantly- wear it with your suits or even contemporary co-ords. The versatile style works with just about everything.
5. Imitating a jacket
In frame: Malaika Arora
A heavily embroidered dupatta works like a charm with all your ethnic wear, For those who like to keep it unconventional, draping it across your shoulders, like a jacket, is bound to make an impression.
6. The side see-all
In frame: Tara Sutaria
Another way to drape your dupatta to give it maximum exposure while keeping it as the highlight of your outfit is to let it hang gently on a single side, letting the embroidered or printed details sit at the center. Reliable, age-old, and fool-proof, there is no denying the appeal of this styling hack that works every single time.
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By Priya
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