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Definition of dupatta in English: dupattanoun dʊˈpʌtədo͝oˈpədə A length of material worn arranged in two folds over the chest and thrown back around the shoulders, typically with a salwar kameez, by women from South Asia. Example sentencesExamples - For convenience and ease of use, most modern women opt for churidars and salwars, with matching dupattas to give them the stylish look.
- Men can wear embroidered churidaar kurta sets, tissue, crochet sherwani with a dupatta or a jacket sherwani for the wedding.
- The male models presented themselves in well-designed pyjamas and kurtas with their dupattas wound over their neck.
- But in case you're not too much into pots, we suggest you check out traditional saris, kurtas and dupattas woven in Maheshwari fabric - a material earlier woven exclusively for the Holkar royal family of Indore.
- Indian women now also use the style to decorate saris and dupattas.
- Besides coordinated fabrics, dupattas, saris, blouse pieces, kurtas and shirts in pure handloom cotton, mixed-and-matched salwar-kurta sets will also be up for grabs.
- The long kurtas and salwars, short kurtas and parallels with matching dupattas in chiffon and georgette, and shimmering sequin work played up the contrasting combination, at times striking and some times subtle.
- Craftspersons in the region now turn out an impressive range of merchandise, which includes salwar kameez, shawls, dupattas, patchwork quilts, stuffed toys, purses and stylish footwear.
- The girl runs in the park, her dupatta falling off her shoulder, her hair bouncing, before she collapses like a million pearls on her beau's shoulder!
- She is also very much into scented candles being lit from every nook and corner of the bath and bedroom and scattering the place with bowls of potpourri and draping chairs with swathes of silk saris, or dupattas.
- My white salwar kameez billowing around me, the dupatta somehow entangled in my hair.
- A mix of Indo-western, the collection consists of salwar kameez, saree, lehangas, ghagra-choli, short kurtas, long dupattas, churidars and kurtis.
- I stand halfway behind her, arms behind my back, while Evie adjusts her dupatta and folds her arms neatly across her chest.
- And for that ethnic look, salwar kameez dress materials with unique dupattas and readymade tops from Mangalagiri, Chirala and Nalgonda weavers make a luring buy.
- Sarees, dupattas and dress material exhibited here are made of silk, cotton, tissue and tussar.
- Apparently her dupatta, a traditional scarf, caught fire while she was cooking dinner for her husband and children.
- Often, female dancers cover the head with a dupatta, a fold of cloth.
- Some weeks back she was walking down a station in Denmark wearing a salwar-kameez, with a dupatta, because it was Eid.
- Roohul's life revolved around creating beautiful embroidery designs on kurtas, dupattas, saris and shawls.
- As we talk, his wife Geeta, her head wrapped in her dupatta, sits inside kneading the dough for dinner.
Definition of dupatta in US English: dupattanoundo͝oˈpədə A length of material worn as a scarf or head covering, typically with a salwar, by women from South Asia. 长披巾（印度次大陆妇女用作围巾或头巾，通常与宽松裤搭配穿戴），盖头 Example sentencesExamples - Men can wear embroidered churidaar kurta sets, tissue, crochet sherwani with a dupatta or a jacket sherwani for the wedding.
- I stand halfway behind her, arms behind my back, while Evie adjusts her dupatta and folds her arms neatly across her chest.
- Craftspersons in the region now turn out an impressive range of merchandise, which includes salwar kameez, shawls, dupattas, patchwork quilts, stuffed toys, purses and stylish footwear.
- Roohul's life revolved around creating beautiful embroidery designs on kurtas, dupattas, saris and shawls.
- A mix of Indo-western, the collection consists of salwar kameez, saree, lehangas, ghagra-choli, short kurtas, long dupattas, churidars and kurtis.
- The long kurtas and salwars, short kurtas and parallels with matching dupattas in chiffon and georgette, and shimmering sequin work played up the contrasting combination, at times striking and some times subtle.
- Besides coordinated fabrics, dupattas, saris, blouse pieces, kurtas and shirts in pure handloom cotton, mixed-and-matched salwar-kurta sets will also be up for grabs.
- Often, female dancers cover the head with a dupatta, a fold of cloth.
- For convenience and ease of use, most modern women opt for churidars and salwars, with matching dupattas to give them the stylish look.
- But in case you're not too much into pots, we suggest you check out traditional saris, kurtas and dupattas woven in Maheshwari fabric - a material earlier woven exclusively for the Holkar royal family of Indore.
- The male models presented themselves in well-designed pyjamas and kurtas with their dupattas wound over their neck.
- Sarees, dupattas and dress material exhibited here are made of silk, cotton, tissue and tussar.
- The girl runs in the park, her dupatta falling off her shoulder, her hair bouncing, before she collapses like a million pearls on her beau's shoulder!
- She is also very much into scented candles being lit from every nook and corner of the bath and bedroom and scattering the place with bowls of potpourri and draping chairs with swathes of silk saris, or dupattas.
- As we talk, his wife Geeta, her head wrapped in her dupatta, sits inside kneading the dough for dinner.
- And for that ethnic look, salwar kameez dress materials with unique dupattas and readymade tops from Mangalagiri, Chirala and Nalgonda weavers make a luring buy.
- Apparently her dupatta, a traditional scarf, caught fire while she was cooking dinner for her husband and children.
- Indian women now also use the style to decorate saris and dupattas.
- My white salwar kameez billowing around me, the dupatta somehow entangled in my hair.
- Some weeks back she was walking down a station in Denmark wearing a salwar-kameez, with a dupatta, because it was Eid.
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