Dior's classic monogram color scheme is used across countless products, from bag

Dior's classic monogram color scheme is used across countless products, from bags and shoes to handbags, each one possessing its own distinct style.
This navy blue wool and rabbit fur blend cape reinterprets Dior's iconic Oblique print, originally introduced in 1967. The contrasting fringe trim and the "Christian Dior" capital lettering add a touch of class. Draped over the shoulders, it's the perfect accessory for warmth and style. 1. Let's talk about the color. It's still "navy blue". Everyone knows this color. It's a classic color that Dior loves. It's the result of multiple printing and dyeing. One more part is black and one less part is blue. If you look closely, it's light gray. This light gray is still a color I haven't seen before. This color, the combination of gray and white, I have to say that Dior designers are too accurate in grasping the color. 2. Let's talk about the craftsmanship. The whole scarf can be said to be luxurious. The pattern on the whole shawl is not flat. The sparse yarn craft presents a three-dimensional touch. It's a classic match. Size: 140*160 with tassels, without tassels, 140*140. Material: cashmere wool