




Anais
100% original designer wear, sourced directly from the brand. Ships with original brand packaging where provided.
Model wears size S. Unstitched pieces include sufficient fabric for standard tailoring. Need help choosing a size? Message us on WhatsApp before ordering.
Returns & Exchange: Since every piece is sourced on order from the designer, we offer exchange only in case of a manufacturing defect or wrong item delivered. Please share an unboxing video and photos within 48 hours of delivery. Sale items and customised/stitched orders are not eligible for return or exchange.
Dry clean only for embroidered, embellished, silk, organza, chiffon and velvet pieces. For cotton, lawn and linen, gentle hand wash or machine wash on delicate cycle in cold water with mild detergent. Do not bleach, do not wring, dry in shade, and iron on low heat on reverse. Store embellished garments folded in a muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight.
Product Description:
Anais is a dyed Korean raw silk three-piece ensemble from Celestine by Mushq — the collection's most considered argument for the silk trouser as the defining investment piece in a formal Eastern Wear wardrobe. The trouser is cut straight and formally from dyed Korean raw silk: a fabric with a particular weight — heavier than chiffon, lighter than crepe — that lends the lower half a quiet authority entirely its own. The silk trousers ladies will find in Celestine are neither too wide to appear casual nor too narrow to deny ease, but precisely the proportion that allows a column silhouette to read as intentional from every angle. The shirt falls to a complementary mid-length, formally sleeved and cleanly hemmed, designed to frame the trouser rather than compete with it for the look's visual identity. Korean raw silk is used for both shirt and trouser, creating a tonal, cohesive surface across the full length of the ensemble. A dyed organza dupatta is laid above as the final, diaphanous layer — drifting, sheer, coordinated. Anais is designed for women who understand that luxury silk trousers in Eastern Wear have too long been an afterthought in festive dressing, worn across formal dinners, corporate events, and wedding celebrations as the piece that finally places the trouser where it belongs — at the centre of the look.
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