€35.88 – €48.88Preisspanne: €35.88 bis €48.88
Beethoven Frieze by Gustav Klimt Long Skirt turns Klimt’s symbolic Vienna Secession artwork into a soft long A-line skirt with pockets. The all-over artwork print features pale grey tones, gold ornament, elongated figures, flowing lines, symbolic forms, and Art Nouveau detail across a wearable everyday silhouette.
This skirt is made for customers who want art fashion with practical daily wear. The soft 170 g/m² stretch fabric moves comfortably, while the regular fit and side pockets make it easy to style for museum visits, concerts, cultural events, travel, office outfits, gallery days, and refined daily looks.
Explore more wearable art in our art skirts collection, see more works in our Gustav Klimt collection, or read our Klimt Beethoven Frieze fashion guide.
Beethoven Frieze was created by Gustav Klimt for the 14th Vienna Secession exhibition in 1902. The work was made in honour of Ludwig van Beethoven and connects visual art, music, symbolism, and Vienna Secession design.
The artwork is linked to Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and the idea of humanity’s search for happiness. Klimt used symbolic figures, expressive linework, pale surfaces, gold details, and ornamental rhythm to turn musical and philosophical ideas into visual form.
Pair it with black, white, cream, ivory, champagne, stone grey, soft beige, warm brown, or muted gold tops. A plain blouse, fitted T-shirt, simple knit, or tailored jacket works best because the artwork already creates the main visual focus.
For a gallery outfit, use a black blouse and simple flats. For concert evenings, pair it with cream or black and subtle gold jewellery. For everyday styling, use a white top, neutral cardigan, or light jacket.
This skirt is inspired by Beethoven Frieze by Gustav Klimt.
Yes. This long A-line skirt includes practical side pockets.
This skirt is available in XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, and 6XL.
Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
No. This product is art-inspired and is not official Secession Vienna merchandise.












