ARABESQUE wisteria printed silk foulard

An arabesque paisley with a dense and precious line, on an unexpected and refined wisteria lilac background, with a tobacco brown border that warms up its tones. ARABESQUE is the foulard from Zazà's ICONIC collection that reinterprets one of the most noble traditional designs in a masculine key: the paisley, which folded around the neck becomes bold and elegant.

Style and Pairing Tips

• On board, by day. On a boat off Positano, with an open cream linen shirt and sand-colored trousers, knot it around your neck as a soft foulard: the wisteria lilac illuminates the neutral tones, while the tobacco border ties everything together with warmth. SS 2026 Palette: cream, wisteria, tobacco.
• Sunset aperitif. On the terrace of a five-star hotel overlooking the sea, with a sand or taupe linen suit and a white shirt, wear it as a low-knotted ascot: in the warm evening light the wisteria turns to mauve and becomes the focal point of the look.
• Gala evening. In the gardens of Villa Rufolo, with a midnight blue or dark brown evening jacket and a white shirt, fold it as a pocket square in the breast pocket: a few lines of lilac and ivory silk that elegantly break the rigor of the dark suit.

The stylist's advice

For the neck knot, fold the square diagonally until you get a triangle, then roll it up on itself to form a soft band. Wrap it around your neck, cross the two ends in front and close with a simple knot, letting the ends fall inside the open shirt. It is the most elegant — and most masculine — way to wear a square foulard.

One accessory, three ways to wear it

The 70 × 70 cm square format is the most versatile in the male wardrobe: around the neck as a soft foulard, folded in the breast pocket of the jacket as a silk pocket square, or casually knotted. Just one piece, three different looks.

Product care

Pure printed silk. Dry cleaning is recommended. Do not bleach. Iron at low temperature, inside out, protecting the print with a cloth. Store flat or rolled up, away from heat sources.

Frequently asked questions