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How to tie a tie - the latest fashion craze is bow ties, perfect for parties
How to tie your tie, a few useful methods Perhaps this is the first gesture one associates with their fathers - tying a tie in the morning, right after shaving, in front of the mirror. For many, it is an indispensable ritual, and for others - often an unnecessary extra. The fact is that now the tie is back in fashion. Confirmati…
How to tie your tie, a few useful methods
Perhaps this is the first gesture one associates with their fathers - tying a tie in the morning, right after shaving, in front of the mirror. For many, it is an indispensable ritual, and for others - often an unnecessary extra. The fact is that now the tie is back in fashion. Confirmation comes from the catwalks and red carpets, with women tending to use this accessory as the final touch to the look. From Kasia Smutniak to Valentino's fashion show, the tie is proving to be that touch of style we often forget we need.
Kasia Smutniak
The Coachmen's Knot also known as the "Four in the Hand" is the simplest and most universal. Slightly asymmetrical, it pairs best with shirt collars, even for informal occasions. Start by placing the wide end of the tie on the right and the small end on the left, leaving the tip just above the navel. The wide end should be crossed over the narrower one on the left, then run underneath and to the right, finally wrapping around the front before pulling the knot created. It can be adjusted as desired.
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The Windsor knot is named after the Duke of Windsor, as he was fond of wearing his tie rolled wide and more triangular in shape than the classic one. Decidedly more symmetrical and geometric than the tie described above, it is the most commonly used knot for formal events and also looks good under a waistcoat. Before you begin, choose a long tie. Start with the wider end, leaving the smaller end to the left, and pull it up to the navel. The initial secret is to place the wide end over the small one, then tuck it underneath and pull it down. Repeat the operation on the right side, and then run it underneath and inside. Turn it over at the front, pulling it down, and then tie it on the outside of the knot, with the wide end longer than the narrow one.
Street style
The simple knot-its name speaks for itself: it ties easily and does not require much time. Ideal for any kind of shirt collar, you start by leaving the big end on the right. You then continue by crossing the large end over the small end until you slide the end over and under, using your index finger to begin forming the knot. Thread the large end through the loop and adjust the tie as desired. The effect is both chic and casual.
Mahmood
The small knot is a technique,which is not suitable for all shirts, but rather is specific to narrow collars. Always leaving the wide end on the right, you thread it through the narrow end while turning it out to the left. You then place the wide end to the right of the narrow end, bringing it through the front loop of the collar, and then pulling it towards the navel.
Street style
The ribbon knot is not a textbook technique, but a creative approach. A street style girl figures it out by choosing a red tie - perfect for parties - from the New York Yankees. Use it as a bow tie, under your shirt, creating the ultimate bow just below the collar.
Street style