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An ambitious collaboration between three artists, the Hunter's Feast silk scarf is a dedication to Baroque era Dutch and Flemish vanitas and opulent memento mori hunting still life paintings, featuring artwork by painter and illustrator Fyodor Pavlov, book conservator and paper marbler Abra Mueller, and myself, illustrator Logan Spector of Logandria. 

Featuring my Entanglement cravats in both Black & White and Lavender & Seafoam, Ophelia Elysian shines with radiant beauty in an editorial shoot equal parts romantic and erotic.

These photos were directed, styled, and modeled by Ophelia, with her true love behind the camera.

Without further ado...

It’s unnecessary to wash your silk scarf after every wear, but you may wish to wash it occasionally. This guide provides a step-by step tutorial for washing your silk scarf by hand – while the process may seem intimidating, the chore goes quickly and becomes routine with a bit of practice.

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Styling Ideas with Anjuli

Anjuli Symone, a photographer, singer, burlesque performer, and creative jack-of-many-trades extraordinaire, recently shot a series of self-portraits in my Medusa and Memento Mori IV scarves. Anjuli has generously allowed me to share the photographs here, and I think many of you will find them to be wonderful styling inspiration for your own outfits!

 

 

 

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A Closer Look at the 'Medusa' Scarf

There's no one true version of Medusa’s myth, as is true of any very old story. This scarf blends references from her depiction in Ancient Greek art, Roman retellings of her myth, modern ideas about her, and my own relationship with her and projections onto her. Though Medusa is a minor character in Greek mythology whose myth has undergone countless retellings throughout millennia, her endurance in modern culture speaks to the staying power of strength in the face of cruelty.

 

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