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Alexander McQueen Skull-Print Chiffon Scarf, Navy/Fuchsia

Highlights

Signature skulls bedeck this chiffon Alexander McQueen scarf—adding delightfully dark appeal that looks fresh in lieu of a necklace and adds color to your favorite LBD or handbag.

Navy chiffon adorned with fuchsia skull print.
Ample size offers many ways to drape, wrap, and knot.
47"L x 41"W.
Silk.
Made in Italy.

Designer

About Alexander McQueen:
Founded by the late English designer Lee Alexander McQueen in 1992, this fashion house quickly gained a reputation for opulent (and sometimes outrageous) bespoke creations. Today the line is under the creative direction of Sarah Burton, who continues the house's tradition of turning out impeccably tailored, beautiful clothes. She created the gown worn by Catherine Middleton as she wed Prince William, becoming the Duchess of Cambridge.