Blue double-pointed printed satin silk Ascot RONALD

Length: 130 cm
Width: 16 cm (at the widest point)
Material: 100% Printed Satin Silk
Color: Dark Blue background with light blue, red and orange paisley motif

Style and Pairing Tips

The ascot is the quintessence of the contemporary dandy, the accessory that distinguishes the man of class from the crowd. This "Ronald" model signed by Don Mimì is an investment in pure sartorial elegance. Made of the highest quality satin silk, it offers a sophisticated sheen and an impeccable drape. The dark blue background confers rigor and authority, while the paisley motif in shades of light blue, red, and orange adds that touch of chromatic refinement typical of the "Old Money" style. A timeless garment for those who wish to elevate their status with discretion.

• Weekend in the Villa (Luxury Relax): The noble alternative to the tie for moments of exclusive leisure. The ascot fills the shirt collar with softness, giving an intellectual and relaxed air.
  Outfit: Sand or dove-grey linen or light wool jacket; white poplin shirt with the top two buttons open. Cream tailored trousers and dark brown suede loafers.
• Business "Creative Class" (Casual Authority): Perfect for established professionals, architects, or editors who do not require a tie but demand distinction. The blue of the ascot calls back to the jacket, creating visual continuity.
  Outfit: Navy blue double-breasted blazer with gold buttons; light blue Oxford cotton shirt; medium grey light flannel trousers. White linen pocket square folded in a rectangle.
• Evening at the Club (Nighttime Elegance): When the dress code requires a formal but not rigid tone. The red and orange details of the paisley motif light up under the evening lights.
  Outfit: Dark suit (charcoal or midnight blue); white shirt with a soft spread collar. Worn with a knit vest or under the jacket, the ascot becomes the focal point of an outfit of absolute prestige.

The Tailor's Advice: Satin silk is slippery and luminous. For an excellent result, wear the ascot strictly in contact with the skin, inside the shirt collar. Make sure to create a soft volume ("puff") just above the buttoning, avoiding pulling it too tight: it must seem like a gesture of natural, unstudied elegance.