Echo Silk Scarf

Echo Silk Scarf

$363.00
$363.00
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Echo Silk Scarf
  • Echo Silk Scarf
  • Echo Silk Scarf
  • Echo Silk Scarf
  • Echo Silk Scarf
Echo Silk Scarf

Echo Silk Scarf

$363.00
$363.00
$326.70 Member Price
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Echo Silk Scarf

Museum of Contemporary Art Store

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

220 E Chicago Ave
Chicago IL 60611
United States

+13123974000

Made from a luxurious silk and modal blend, this lightweight designer scarf provides versatile styling options—whether worn around the neck, as a head wrap, or elegantly draped as a shawl. Featuring a graceful drape and striking design, it appeals to those who appreciate timeless elegance and artistic expression. The Echo Silk Scarf transcends typical accessories, embodying wearable art that enhances unique womenswear. Suitable for any season, it effortlessly elevates both casual and formal ensembles, making it an essential piece for discerning, style-conscious individuals.
Details

Materials: 85% Modal, 15% Silk

Made: Italy

Size: 54 x 54 inches

Shipping information

Orders ship from the MCA Store in Chicago. See our shipping policy and returns policy for details. Every purchase supports the museum's exhibitions, events, and learning programs.

Item 79983347

About the Designer

Isabelle Gougenheim Designs

Born and raised in the fashion capital of France, Isabelle Gougenheim uses fabric as a medium to express her creativity and passion. Her sketches are brought to life on luxurious silk and modal fabric, creating wearable works of art that are both multi-faceted and multi-functional. From scarves that can be easily transformed into belts or headbands to reversible jackets with hidden surprises, each of Gougenheim's designs encourages exploration and self-expression.
In Gougenheim's words: "I consider art an opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with the world today. I feel like random everyday life moments can become the best design ideas, so I try to grasp for inspiration everywhere I can find it."

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