Glorious Silk Scarf

Glorious Silk Scarf

$362.00
Sale price  $362.00 Regular price 
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Glorious Silk Scarf

Glorious Silk Scarf

$362.00
Sale price  $362.00 Regular price 
$325.80 Member Price
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Glorious 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 scarf offers versatile styling options—whether worn around the neck, as a head wrap, or elegantly draped as a shawl. Its graceful flow and striking design appeal to those who appreciate enduring style and artistic expression. More than a simple accessory, the Glorious Silk Scarf serves as wearable art for discerning customers who seek distinctive women’s ready-to-wear pieces. Suitable for every season, it enhances both casual and formal ensembles, making it an essential addition for the fashion-conscious.

Details

Materials: 85% Modal, 15% Silk

Made: Italy

Size: 54 x 54 inches

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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.

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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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