It's In The Stars Poly Silk Scarf Collection by Bill Crisafi
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It's in the Stars is a pattern was made by me from my newest series of zodiac illustrations. Although she's on my mind all the time, the start of summer always makes me think of Little Edie. When designing this pattern, I had Grey Gardens on in the background (obviously.) I imagined Edie wearing this scarf while she sat on the porch reading Zolar's "It's all in the Stars" while going on about finding a Libra man. She was one of a kind and I love how she was able to romanticize the past and keep a child like playfulness about her. This really is the best costume for the day.
- 35.4 x 35.4" poly silk scarf (she's big!)
- Double sided digital print
- Finished with a machine rolled hem
- Packed in a very cute envelope I might add
About the Artist:

Bill Crisafi is an artist whose world is stitched together with magic, folklore, and a flair for the dramatic. Raised just outside Salem, Massachusetts, he grew up immersed in the legends of New England, where the history of magic and witchcraft continues to inspire his work.
After earning degrees in Fashion Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology and Fine Arts from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts & Tufts University, Bill began merging costume, illustration, sculpture, and photography into a universe that is equal parts occult, camp, and humor. What started as a fascination with fashion illustration and costume design evolved into a practice of bringing fantastical worlds and figures to life across multiple mediums.
His work has been commissioned by musicians, filmmakers, and institutions alike, including Chappell Roan, Chelsea Wolfe, the Peabody Essex Museum, Heretic Parfum, Boston Seaport and Blumhouse Productions among others.
Now based in Chicago, Bill shares his playful, lighthearted creations with an ever-growing audience. His art reaches hundreds of thousands of people across social media platforms, inviting them into a space where witches, drag queens, and folklore mingle with wit and imagination.
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