Silk Purple V Neck Designer Blouse With Lace, Violet Posh

Description

Details Product Type: Blouse Type: Padded Fabric: Silk Shoulder Strap: 0.04 m (4.44 cm) Shoulder Length: 0.34 m (34.29 cm) Blouse Length: 0.34 m (34.29 cm) Front Neck Depth: 0.23 m (22.86 cm) Back Neck Depth: 0.07 m (6.98 cm) Sleeve : Elbow length Sleeves Neckline : V Neck Opening : Front hook opening Wash care: Dry Wash What You Will Receive: 1 Blouse Blouse : Ta, The model is wearing size S blouse and the saree is Cashmere Disclaimer: The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness Story She's the epitome of sophistication, she effortlessly commands attention and she looks her best in violet – the elegant hue complements her graceful demeanour and adds a regal air to her presence. When she enters a room, all eyes turn to admire her poised confidence. In so many ways, the colour seems to come
Details Product Type: Blouse Type: Padded Fabric: Silk Shoulder Strap: 0.04 m (4.44 cm) Shoulder Length: 0.34 m (34.29 cm) Blouse Length: 0.34 m (34.29 cm) Front Neck Depth: 0.23 m (22.86 cm) Back Neck Depth: 0.07 m (6.98 cm) Sleeve : Elbow length Sleeves Neckline : V Neck Opening : Front hook opening Wash care: Dry Wash What You Will Receive: 1 Blouse Blouse : Ta, The model is wearing size S blouse and the saree is Cashmere Disclaimer: The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness Story She's the epitome of sophistication, she effortlessly commands attention and she looks her best in violet – the elegant hue complements her graceful demeanour and adds a regal air to her presence. When she enters a room, all eyes turn to admire her poised confidence. In so many ways, the colour seems to come alive on her for its the colour of royalty and mystique, and also the perfect canvas for her magnetic personality. Be your regal best when you wear this striking purple blouse made of silk and embellished with lace. Description Silk is naturally obtained from the cocoons of the silk moth Bombyx mori. Silk fibres obtained from the cocoon are wound on spools and woven on looms. The history of silk production dates back to ancient China, where silk was first discovered. Gradually, the production and trade of silk spread to different parts of the world, via the silk route. This lustrous fabric is said to be one of the strongest natural fabrics in the world and is known for its high textile strength.