Lanvin Murano Print Silk Scarf With Jewelry Fastener

Name: Lanvin Murano Print Silk Scarf With Jewelry Fastener
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2103630
Price: 420.00 USD
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Lanvin Murano Print Silk Scarf With Jewelry Fastener feels like liquid luxury you wear. Woven from 100% silk, it catches light with quiet confidence. The Murano motif reads graphic and iconic, a signature Lanvin touch that pairs with the ready-to-wear line. A metal spiral jewel threads into the corner, giving the scarf a subtle weight and an instant drape.

With its asymmetrical draped square shape, the scarf sits gracefully on the shoulder and lends itself to many moods. Wear it loose over a blazer, loop it at the neck, or let it slip from a bag for a graphic accent. The spiral jewelry piece is removable, so you can switch between a clean silk silhouette and a jewel-adorned edge. At 70 by 70 cm, it cushions a collar or peeks from beneath a coat with easy polish.

Made in Italy, this scarf nods to Lanvin's couture-inflected approach to adornment. The Murano motif stays graphic and timeless, making the piece versatile across day and night wardrobes.

Materials / Fabrication

Woven silk scarf
Murano motif graphic signature
Murano printed silk jewel scarf
Metal spiral jewel, removable
Transformable piece with draping capability
Asymmetrical draped square shape
Made in Italy
Main fabric: 100% silk
Dimensions: 70 (L) x 70 (l) cm / 26.0 (L) x 26.0 (l) in

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning is recommended to preserve silk and metallic detail.
If washing at home, remove the spiral jewelry piece before washing.
Hand wash in cold water with a mild silk detergent; do not wring.
Lay flat to dry or hang away from direct sunlight; avoid heat.
Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or use a steamer to remove wrinkles.

Fit Notes

This square silk scarf measures 70 cm on each side and drapes elegantly over the shoulder.
Crafted from 100% silk, it offers a smooth, luxe feel and graceful drape.
A removable spiral jewelry piece adds a decorative accent without altering the scarf silhouette.
As described, the scarf features an asymmetrical draped square shape for versatile styling.

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