Collection: Womens Silk Clothing

Explore our women's silk clothing collection. Made from the finest bluesign® certified pure silk our silk tops, shirts, camisoles and slip dresses are luxurious and lightweight. Pair our silk slip dresses with with kitten heals or summer sandals, and the silk tops and camis look great with jeans or linen pants for that chic summer look.
Freya Silk Slip Dress in Chocolate - front view - Lilly Pilly Collection
Frankie Silk Camisole in Ivory - three quarter view touching fabric with fingers - Lilly Pilly Collection

Womens Silk Clothing - FAQ

What does bluesign certified silk mean for your women's silk clothing?

bluesign® is one of the most stringent textile sustainability certifications, focusing on eliminating harmful substances from the supply chain from the earliest stage of fabric production. Lilly Pilly is the only Australian fashion brand using bluesign® certified silk, dyed with safer chemicals using less water and energy.

What styles are included in this silk collection?

This collection features tops, shirts, camis and slips made from our bluesign® certified silk. It brings together every silk piece across these silhouettes in one place, so you can shop the fabric specifically rather than browsing by garment type.

How should I style silk pieces from this collection?

Pair a silk top or cami with our pants or jeans for an easy summer look, or dress up a silk slip on its own for an evening occasion. The fluid drape of silk works well both dressed up and styled more casually.

Can I wash silk at home, or does it need dry-cleaning?

You can hand wash silk at home in cold water with a gentle detergent, or dry clean if you prefer. Always dry flat or on a padded hanger away from direct sunlight, and avoid wringing wet silk, as this can damage the delicate fibres and affect the drape.

Is silk cool enough to wear in an Australian summer?

Yes, silk is a naturally breathable, lightweight fibre that feels cool against the skin, making it a comfortable choice for Australian summers. Its fluid drape also makes it a popular choice for both casual summer styling and dressier occasions.

Will silk snag or mark easily?

Silk is a delicate natural fibre that can snag on rough or sharp surfaces, so it's worth avoiding jewellery or textured fabrics that could catch. Marks are best treated promptly and gently rather than left to set — always check the care label before spot-cleaning.

How do I stop silk from creasing?

Hang silk pieces after wearing rather than folding them away, and steam lightly or use a cool iron on the reverse if creases set in. Avoid packing silk tightly in a drawer or suitcase, as this is when creasing happens most.