Separate the dhotis into two equal parts 3/4th and 1/4th. The longer part should be to your left.
- Wrap it around so that you can bring the two sides together to the front to tie a knot just below the waist.
- Take the part on your right, gather it, pull it between your legs and tuck it at the back.
- Pleat the remaining length of the dhoti like a sari and tuck it into the waistband and let the bottom part hang.
- The most fashionable way is typically in the form of dhoti pants.
- But it has influenced several other modern silhouettes, such as carrot pants, harem pants, zovave and jodhpur pants.
Stylize dhoti
- On ramps, men wear dhotis with pockets and team it up with shirts and jackets. The dhoti can be draped differently, giving it a whole new contemporary look.
- Dhotis can be worn with kurta and dupattas, adding to the urban look. A heavily embellished kurta with a fashionable dhoti adds volumes to the combination.
- Women can completely convert dhotis into a tube dress or a saree drape and still make it look like a dhoti. Both men and women can accessorize the look with scarves and Indian jewellery for the fusion look.