Silk Satin Tie
Black Silk Tie by Lanvin
How to wear Lanvin Silk Satin Tie
This elegant pairing of a grey overcoat and a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie from MR PORTER is a must-try outfit for any modern guy. Our favorite of a myriad of ways to finish off this look is with black leather oxford shoes.
To look like a stylish gentleman, pair a camel overcoat with a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie from MR PORTER. Black leather derby shoes will effortlessly tone down an all-too-refined outfit.
A grey vertical striped blazer looks so sophisticated when combined with a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie in a modern man's outfit. Add a pair of black suede tassel loafers to the equation and you're all done and looking incredible.
You're looking at the undeniable proof that a grey plaid suit and a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie are awesome when matched together in an elegant look for today's man. To give your overall outfit a more casual twist, why not complete this look with black leather derby shoes?
This is solid proof that a grey overcoat and a Lanvin black silk tie are awesome when paired together in a classy outfit for a modern gent. The whole look comes together when you opt for a pair of navy leather oxford shoes.
A black shearling jacket and a Lanvin black silk tie? Make no mistake, this getup will turn every head in the room. Feeling venturesome? Shake up your look by finishing off with a pair of dark brown leather casual boots.
This elegant combo of a black double breasted blazer and a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie is a must-try outfit for any modern gentleman.
Undeniable proof that a blue blazer and a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie look amazing when combined together in a classy ensemble for a modern gentleman. Complete your ensemble with a pair of tan leather derby shoes to immediately kick up the style factor of your ensemble.
You're looking at the indisputable proof that a navy blazer and a Lanvin Silk Satin Tie from MR PORTER are amazing when paired together in a classy look for today's gent. For a more casual touch, why not introduce dark brown leather double monks to the equation?