Dilkash is cut from pure navy velvet, lit with a sea green and deep pink combination — a beautifully worked neckline and perfectly laid daaman details, finished in the finest handwork and resham. Against the deep pile, the gold-toned embroidery reads like inlay.
It is paired with an oversized crushed pure silk dupatta — teal falling from one shoulder, magenta from the other — finished with tilla-work borders, and pure raw silk pants carrying work on the trim. Saboor Aly wore Dilkash for the RJ's Pret campaign.
Velvet of this depth belongs to the cooler wedding months: walima and formal evenings, festive dinners, any night that asks for richness without noise.