Lanvin Drop Color Silk Scarf

Name: Lanvin Drop Color Silk Scarf
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2103705
Price: 320.00 USD
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Lanvin Drop Color Silk Scarf exudes quiet luxury. Woven silk catches the light with a soft sheen, and the square 90 by 90 cm form drapes with effortless fluidity. The Drop Color motif serves as a graphic signature, while the Lanvin logo printed at the bottom anchors the scarf in the house’s refined codes. Made in Italy from 100% silk, it reinterprets a simple outfit with a sculptural gesture.

Its versatility is built into the weave. Wrap it around the neck for a frame of color, drape it over shoulders for evening ease, or loop it through a belt or bag handle for a dash of polish. The transformable nature invites quick reshaping, letting the square sit close to the body or billow as you move. Its generous size and pristine weave let it layer over knits, under blazers, or atop a slip dress, crossing day to night with instinctive ease.

Lanvin leans into graphic luxury with a motif that feels simultaneously modern and timeless. The Drop Color scarf reads as a wearable work of art that partners with tailoring, denim, or satin slip dresses alike, and the bottom logo keeps the piece unmistakably Lanvin in the best way.

Materials / Fabrication

Woven silk scarf
Drop motif graphic signature
Drop Color printed square silk scarf
Lanvin logo printed on the bottom of the scarf
Made in Italy
Main fabric: 100 percent silk
Dimensions: 90 cm long x 90 cm wide / 33.4 in x 33.4 in

Recommended Care

Dry clean or gentle hand wash in cold water with silk detergent
Avoid wringing; press water out gently and lay flat to dry away from direct heat
Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or use a garment steamer to remove wrinkles
Store folded or rolled in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Fit Notes

This square scarf is made from 100% silk woven fabric and drapes elegantly around the neck or shoulders.
Dimensions are 90 cm by 90 cm, offering multiple styling possibilities and graceful draping.
Made in Italy, the scarf reflects its design and craftsmanship.
This transformable scarf supports various draping styles to suit different outfits.

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