Dupattas and stoles are traditional yet versatile pieces of fabric that have been an integral part of Indian and many other cultures' attire for centuries. While originating from South Asia, these accessories have gained popularity worldwide due to their ability to add elegance, style, and functionality to any outfit.

Dupattas are typically long rectangular pieces of fabric draped over the shoulders or head, often paired with salwar kameez, sarees, or lehengas. Stoles are generally narrower than dupattas and are worn draped around the neck, shoulders, or even tied around the waist. They serve both aesthetic and practical purposes. 

These come in a myriad of fabrics, colors, prints, and embellishments, allowing for endless styling possibilities. From casual cotton ones for everyday wear to intricately embroidered ones for special occasions, there is one for every mood and outfit. These can be draped in various styles to create different looks, whether it's a classic drape or a trendy styles. They are often used to add a pop of color or texture to monochromatic outfits or to complement the hues of a printed dress.