Black and Red Madhubani Painted Cotton Stole

Madhubani painting isn't just for sarees anymore. Wrap yourself in these gorgeous Madhubani hand painted stoles and be the centre... Read More

Madhubani painting isn't just for sarees anymore. Wrap yourself in these gorgeous Madhubani hand painted stoles and be the centre of attention. This 2500-year-old folk art not only provides you a classic style, but it also goes well with your western attire. It goes well with slacks and shirts, formal suits, casual slacks and tees, dresses, and a number of different mix-and-match ensembles. For an Indo western look, pair a crop top or corset top with flared pants and a Madhubani painted stole as an overlay. Fashionistas have come up with a wide range of creative ways to wear these stoles. They come in a variety of styles, including headbands, waistbands, twisted necklaces, evening shawls, and waist wraps.

The most common way to wear a stole is wrapping it neatly around your neck and let the two ends fall in two parallel straight lines down your front. If you're going to knot the stole or scarf, make sure you do it carefully and neatly. For formal wear, the simple knot is best. Wrap the stole around your neck so that the edges cross over one shoulder and the loop crosses over the other. Thread the edges of the loop through and tighten as needed. Maintain the neatness of the folds to achieve the ideal formal appearance. Wrap the stole around your neck with the loop over one shoulder and the edges over the other. Run the edges of the loop through the loop and tighten as needed. To achieve the perfect formal look, keep the folds tidy. Wrap it around your neck from front to back, so the edges are facing backwards. Bring them to the front of your neck and wrap them around it again.