New Delhi (India), April 5: From pre-wedding outfits to dreamy wedding lehengas to a glamorous wedding reception look, this newly added fashion gem in Ahmedabad is bound to bring out those amazing insta-worthy outfits. Silvi’s The Fashion House is a one-stop solution for the bride and her cool bridesmaids for outfits for every joyous occasion of the wedding.
Find exquisite traditional wear that celebrates the Indian culture, from baby showers to glitzy engagement parts; when it comes to gorgeous traditional wear outfits, Silvi’s The Fashion House will surely come to mind.
Located in the prime location of Shyamal in Satellite, Silvi’s The Fashion House will never fail to impress.
With royal aesthetic and vintage-themed designs and heritage interiors, Amdavadis, you’ll surely look royal and Ravishing at Silvi’s.
Taking a better look at Silvi’s The Fashion House was established by Silvi Bhavsar and Julie Bhavsar.
Silvi is a 21-year-old deeply fascinated by the world of fashion glamour. She has always dreamt and manifested of owning her fashion label since her childhood, which has now come true.
Silvi, along with her mom, Julie, started the business when she was just 19 from their home, and now with a good customer base, she proudly owns their homegrown brand.
She works with local artisans who work on the luxe prints in the location itself and assure quality and colours that are curated to perfection.
Watch out for this store which is already everyone’s favourite.
They are now set to launch a wedding collection for the grooms as well. So Amdavadis you can now keep all your worries aside of finding the perfect wedding dress as Silvi’s The Fashion House is now open for business and welcomes you all.
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