Gucci Flora Scarf

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Description & history

A Gucci Flora scarf in 100% silk · wide black border · iconic floral motif of the house · hand-rolled edges · 85 × 85 cm · original labels present · grade B.

The Flora motif holds a special place in Gucci's history. Created in the 1960s at the request of the Gucci family to offer a scarf to Princess Grace of Monaco, this floral design has become, over the decades, one of the house's most iconic codes. Its delicate botanical composition, rich in detail, continues to be reinterpreted on Gucci accessories.

This version plays on the contrast between the Flora motif and a wide black border that structures the overall design. The composition is printed on fine, fluid silk, giving the scarf a soft and elegant drape. The hand-rolled edges demonstrate the care taken with the finish and preserve the characteristic lightness of a silk square.

With its 85 × 85 cm dimensions, this square scarf lends itself to many ways of wearing it. Tied around the neck, it adds a graphic touch to an outfit; worn around the waist, it becomes a more contemporary accessory; tied in the hair, it offers a more relaxed interpretation of the Flora motif. This versatility is part of the timeless charm of silk scarves.

Good overall condition, grade B — no stains, holes, odours or major defects to report. The original labels are present. The scarf will be carefully packaged by RARR Vintage and accompanied by its RARR Vintage certificate of authenticity. An elegant and easily identifiable piece, ideal for admirers of Gucci's historic codes.