Berenice

Berenice is a dyed Korean raw silk three-piece ensemble from Celestine by Mushq — and the collection's most expansive expression of Korean raw silk as a material identity in formal Pakistani dressing. The shirt and trouser are both hewn from dyed Korean raw silk: a fabric whose slightly textured surface gives it a hand-feel and visual weight distinct from any smoother alternative, and whose behaviour under light is uniquely dynamic — Korean raw silk catches illumination differently from every angle, making the ensemble appear to shift in tone as the wearer moves through a space, as if the fabric itself is in conversation with the room. The shirt falls in a broad, sweeping silhouette: wide shoulders, a clean front panel, and a hem designed to clear the trouser gracefully. The raw silk trouser is straight and formally cut to the ankle. Together they make a look with intentional, composed presence — a Korean raw silk outfit that enters a room. The dyed organza dupatta provides the ensemble's only lightness: sheer, drifting, and coordinated, it frames the structured silk beneath rather than competing with it. Berenice belongs in the wardrobe of women who invest in luxury clothes built on the finest raw silk fabric available, worn to festive collections, formal dinners, and wedding-adjacent occasions where discernment is the dress code.