Thomas Campbell has created a limited California edition scarf for The Standard Hotel. He is one of three artists who are collaborating on the project. José Parla is doing Miami and RoStarr is doing NYC versions of the scarf.
These artists are known for their graphic language and the ‘pattern-like’ feel often associated with their artwork. The lightweight scarves, just in time for summer, were inspired by The Standard cities and represent each artist’s signature style. Up until this point, the scarves were only available in a preview sale to private collectors, but are now available to the public on www.shopthestandard.com, as well as at The Standard Spa Miami Beach, Downtown LA and New York boutiques.
The scarves are 24.7 x 70 inches and are made of a 50-50 blend of silk and cashmere for the super smooth feel. Only problem is they are $225. Then again that’s cheaper than an Hermés and infinitely cooler.
[Link: Shop The Standard]
Do people still care about this stuff? I mean, do men wear scarves? An artist doing a design for a scarf for a hotel company?
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