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How To Wear Bow Ties<\/h2>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dmarge.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/03\/bowtie.jpg\")
<\/figure>Despite a commonly held preconception that bow ties are a formal thing, these nifty suckers can be worn for a whole suite of different occasions. But let\u2019s start with the most common \u2013 black tie. Every gent worth his salt should have a black satin bow tie. And a proper one at that. There\u2019s nothing more elegant than an imperfectly knotted bow tie with a tuxedo or dinner suit. Yes, they can be an absolute pain in the neck (sometimes literally) but you can tell a pre-tied one from a mile away. Convenience doesn\u2019t trump the finished effect so sit yourself down with plenty of time and figure out how to tie it.<\/p>
Veering left of centre, bow ties can also be added to a range of more casual looks to spectacular effect. For style cues, think of a very chicly dressed college professor meets a weekend of hunting in an English estate. Waist coats, sports jackets and brogues. The tie itself should be colourful and play with patterns. If this is your first time dabbling, we\u2019d suggest sticking to earthy, Autumnal tones like bronze, mustard and forest green \u2013 these ensure that your look remains day time appropriate and you haven\u2019t just whacked a dinner tie on top.<\/p>
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How To Wear Bow Ties<\/h2><\/figure>Despite a commonly held preconception that bow ties are a formal thing, these nifty suckers can be worn for a whole suite of different occasions. But let\u2019s start with the most common \u2013 black tie. Every gent worth his salt should have a black satin bow tie. And a proper one at that. There\u2019s nothing more elegant than an imperfectly knotted bow tie with a tuxedo or dinner suit. Yes, they can be an absolute pain in the neck (sometimes literally) but you can tell a pre-tied one from a mile away. Convenience doesn\u2019t trump the finished effect so sit yourself down with plenty of time and figure out how to tie it.<\/p>
Veering left of centre, bow ties can also be added to a range of more casual looks to spectacular effect. For style cues, think of a very chicly dressed college professor meets a weekend of hunting in an English estate. Waist coats, sports jackets and brogues. The tie itself should be colourful and play with patterns. If this is your first time dabbling, we\u2019d suggest sticking to earthy, Autumnal tones like bronze, mustard and forest green \u2013 these ensure that your look remains day time appropriate and you haven\u2019t just whacked a dinner tie on top.<\/p>
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<\/figure>Despite a commonly held preconception that bow ties are a formal thing, these nifty suckers can be worn for a whole suite of different occasions. But let\u2019s start with the most common \u2013 black tie. Every gent worth his salt should have a black satin bow tie. And a proper one at that. There\u2019s nothing more elegant than an imperfectly knotted bow tie with a tuxedo or dinner suit. Yes, they can be an absolute pain in the neck (sometimes literally) but you can tell a pre-tied one from a mile away. Convenience doesn\u2019t trump the finished effect so sit yourself down with plenty of time and figure out how to tie it.<\/p>
Veering left of centre, bow ties can also be added to a range of more casual looks to spectacular effect. For style cues, think of a very chicly dressed college professor meets a weekend of hunting in an English estate. Waist coats, sports jackets and brogues. The tie itself should be colourful and play with patterns. If this is your first time dabbling, we\u2019d suggest sticking to earthy, Autumnal tones like bronze, mustard and forest green \u2013 these ensure that your look remains day time appropriate and you haven\u2019t just whacked a dinner tie on top.<\/p>