Accessories are the elements that express the personality of the wearer, giving a touch of refinement to the most basic looks, defining their style.
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Givenchy foulard in pure silk twill with multicolor stripes printed diagonally with respect to the stripes that form the classic 4 letters G; the distinctive brand of the Maison is also printed in a corner in contrast to the background color. Finished with hand hem. Made in Italy. An essential, light and versatile must-have accessory, indispensable for...
Scarf with ethnic motif and a slight embossing
Shawl with vibrant stylized floral pattern.
Plain color shawl AF963S - Size 140x140 cm
Floral patterned foulard - 65x 65 cm
Foulard with geometric pattern EP835-1861 - 90x90
Made in Italy Foulard with floral pattern - 90x90 cm
Foulard with small flowers - EK1789S - 65x 65 cm
Pure wool scarf with matching stripes woven with jacquard processing; the FENDI motif, distinctive of the Maison, is embroidered in contrast on the bottom. Finished with fringed profiles. Made in Italy. The versatile accessory, perfect and essential for sheltering from the cold on winter days, wearable around the neck even just to embellish and complete...
Rectangular scarf with honeycomb jacquard processing made of black wool yarn and FENDI motif on the bottom embroidered tone-on-tone. Finished with fringed profiles. Made in Italy. The essential clothing accessory for cold and humid winter days, can be worn around the neck even just for elegance, to create stylish outfits.
Fendi rectangular scarf made of black wool yarn with stripes and tone-on-tone FF motif slightly raised. Finished by frayed edges. Produced in Italy. The scarf useful for every occasion: from formal to casual wear, from ceremony to aperitif with friends, it is the ideal accessory to dress with elegance and refinement both with fashion clothing and with a...
