- 100% Silk
- Frilled Edge
- Pleated Fabric
- Printed Silk
- Pearl Beaded Trim
- Elasticated Band
- Length: 90cm, Width: 6cm
Introducing the A Beloved Boudoir Scrunchie With Frill Edge from The Met x CAMILLA collection. This wearable artwork is adorned in 18th-century ornamentation, paying homage to the hand-painted walls of The Met's Crillon Room.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art and CAMILLA unite, bringing together 5,000 years of history and two decades of bohemian print artistry. A collaboration that realises the true definition of wearable art.
SKU 00043402-METDRAWL
Our model is 5'10 (178cm) tall and wears a size S (AU 10).
Bust: 40in (101.6cm)
Waist: 26.5in (67cm)
Hips: 38in (96.5cm)
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A BELOVED BOUDOIR
A Beloved Boudoir is an exclusive wearable artwork from The Met x CAMILLA collection, which pays homage to the 18th-century ornamentation of the era’s grand interiors. This poetic fusion of intricate wall and ceiling design details draws inspiration from the walls of The Met’s Crillon Room, which is a reimagining of the boudoir from the Hôtel de Crillon in Paris, and a British drawing for a Palladian-style ceiling design in The Met’s collection.
A Beloved Boudoir is an exclusive wearable artwork from The Met x CAMILLA collection, which pays homage to the 18th-century ornamentation of the era’s grand interiors. This poetic fusion of intricate wall and ceiling design details draws inspiration from the walls of The Met’s Crillon Room, which is a reimagining of the boudoir from the Hôtel de Crillon in Paris, and a British drawing for a Palladian-style ceiling design in The Met’s collection.