Product Description
The Count-Duke on horseback, now on your shoulders. Neoclassical Pop Art's version brightens the Baroque palette and sharpens the silhouette, making a new work from a court portrait. The equestrian portrait is printed on sheer voile, so horse and rider move when you do. Wear it open over a camel coat or knotted with a crisp white shirt.
Baroque authority for weekday dressing, and a strong gift for riders and Velázquez admirers.
Made from high-quality poly voile and poly chiffon, this sheer scarf is extremely light and airy, easy to dry, and wrinkle-free.
Adorning everything from a business suit to your favorite dress, wrap it around your neck or throw it loose over your shoulders to polish and spice up your look. There is no right or wrong. The more out-of-the-box, the cooler it looks.
“Horseback Rider” is Neoclassical Pop Art's homage to Diego Velázquez's Portrait of Count-Duke de Olivares, created in 1635 and held at the Hermitage Museum of St. Petersburg; in this version the equestrian swagger becomes Pop theatre.
The outstanding quality of Neoclassical Pop Art print turns it into a collectible head-turning stylish accessory.
.: 100% Polyester
.: Multiple sizes