The luster of silk is so alluring, evergreen, and royal which fits into the epitome of naturalness as its made out of the natural fiber.  It is not subjective to any particular season, for summers just a silk skirt with a plain shirt or a crop top while in winters pairing it with a hand-knitted sweater that makes Silk wear a must for your wardrobe. A silken dress can go right for any festival.

Silk is also known as Resham and Pattu in some particular parts. And in some tradition, silk sarees are a symbol of royalty to any auspicious festival. It comes in various types fabric such as Mulberry silk, Tasar silk, Coan silk and many more which not just give you a unique feel but a silky, smooth feel to upcoming traditional or western celebrations.

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The silk sarees, Banarasi silk saree, Kanjeevaram silk sari, and Chanderi silk saree will bring the most elegant, and rich look with golden jari work on it. Which is not just fascinating but will make the whole outfit more pixie. Either you blame it on the gloss of the silk or the timeless beauty of the outfit you can never say no to a silken attire.

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No no not only sarees but, gowns, skirts, and shirts which reflects the graceful personality of, yours and the fabric is making everyone wanting more with the designers offering new varieties of this glamour essence. Even the silk scarf is occupying everyone’s attention again, ignore the naysayers as silk is definitely modern, was modern, and will continue.

Any outfit made from silk is a fashion statement itself.