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Ron Cadillac outfit

Ron Cadillac is depicted here sporting a classic, formal ensemble that exudes sophistication and a timeless style. He's wearing a crisp, off-white dinner jacket with a single button closure, which is tailored to fit him perfectly, accentuating his broad shoulders and providing a refined silhouette, and featuring a shawl collar. Underneath, Ron dons a pristine white dress shirt with a wingtip collar, adding a touch of elegance ideal for high-end events. The look is completed with a black bow tie that contrasts sharply against the white shirt, providing a traditional touch to his attire. His glasses add an intellectual charm to his overall appearance, while his neatly combed silver hair gives him a distinguished gentlemanly look. Ron Cadillac's outfit embodies the quintessential black-tie attire with a vintage flair that could easily make him the best-dressed man at any gala or sophisticated gathering.

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Off-white Dinner Jacket

Crisp White Dress Shirt

Black Bow Tie

White Dress Trousers

Squared Eyeglasses

Black Dress Shoes

About Ron Cadillac

Ron Leibman portrays the character of Ron Cadillac in the show. He is Malory's new husband and owns the largest Cadillac dealership in the tri-state area. He is known for his amiable but gruff demeanor, and is generally liked by everyone at ISIS, except his stepson. Despite his questionable past as a car thief and his somewhat uncouth behavior, Ron tries to make positive changes in his old age. However, his patience begins to waver as he becomes disillusioned with Malory's unfaithfulness and the disbandment of ISIS. He ultimately leaves Malory after being shot by the Yakuza, but later reconciles with her off-screen. Their relationship remains shaky and they even try an open marriage at one point. Despite their issues, Ron displays a soft side as he is shown to be good with children, reading to his step-granddaughter A.J. in one episode. Despite his flaws, Ron's character is portrayed as ultimately well-meaning, despite causing tension within the group, particularly with Malory, Lana, and his stepson.