Do not touch the silk shirts…. I know this fall reviewing all the fashion shows… metallics are in big time. Especially gold and silver. So I would hang onto them. References :
I think the fashion of a shirt these days depends a lot more on cut and pattern/color than fabric or designer. If you're wearing them to work with a modern suit they'd be fine. Ask a fashionable friend what she thinks. References :
Silk is never out of style. It's been called the queen of fabrics for over three thousand years, and with good reason. Silk is always good with classic dressy day and business wear; and can take a casual outfit and turn it into something special. The only ones I would have an issue with are the so called "sand washed" or sueded silks from the early nineties. Those can be safely retired. References :
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Keep them! But only wear them in the fall and winter.
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silk is in especially in patterns.
def. don't dump your patterns.
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Do not touch the silk shirts…. I know this fall reviewing all the fashion shows… metallics are in big time. Especially gold and silver. So I would hang onto them.
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I think the fashion of a shirt these days depends a lot more on cut and pattern/color than fabric or designer. If you're wearing them to work with a modern suit they'd be fine. Ask a fashionable friend what she thinks.
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Silk is never out of style. It's been called the queen of fabrics for over three thousand years, and with good reason. Silk is always good with classic dressy day and business wear; and can take a casual outfit and turn it into something special. The only ones I would have an issue with are the so called "sand washed" or sueded silks from the early nineties. Those can be safely retired.
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silk never goes out of style
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