Royal Elegance The Enchantment of the Purple Dupatta

Dupattas are also called as odhni or chunri in India and are bigger in length than a normal stole and can be worn with a tunic, salwar kameez, or a plain ladies kurti. Dupatta is in great demand these days. The fusion of Indian sensibilities with western contemporary designs has taken the fashion world by storm. Dupatta is a must-have piece for every fashionable woman, especially for traditional occasions. With time, newer designs and styles have emerged in the market. They can be used with dresses as well as can be teamed up with traditional Indian outfits. Add an interesting look to a fish cut lehenga choli or an Indowestern tunic with these dupattas.

Eminent Indian fashion designers have displayed innovative designs of the dupattas during fashion events worldwide. Not just that, the creative minds of the fashion industry have also come up with different ways of styling a dupatta. One can flaunt them as a stole or look chic by wrapping it in the form of a scarf. Complete your look by using interesting accessories such as diamond earrings or color stone pendants. The jewelry can be worn to match these dupattas.

Purple Dupatta: The Perfect Look For All Occasions

Purple is in vogue these days. With changing fashion trends, fashion masters are increasingly using this exquisitely rich color that offers the perfect look for all occasions. Get that classy and charming look with a purple dupatta.

Purple dupattas are a perfection to accentuate your looks for any occasion. A purple dupatta resonates a regal fusion of blue and magenta. Experience fashion in different shades of purple including the serene lilac, royal purple, bougainvillea purple or flamboyant violets. Purple dupatta can further be teamed with interesting new shades of deep sea green, black or light blue color for flattering looks.

The beauty of traditional bridal dresses is accentuated when amalgamated with a designer dupatta. Women overseas too enjoy wearing the dupatta with tunics, kurtis and churidars. Heavy embroidery works of zari, kundans, pearls and sequins on dupattas add a rich and ornate look to these ethnic essentials. Buy dupatta online from this online shop. You could also explore the plenty of options available in Indian ethnic clothing and accessories.