23/06/2021
LET'S TALK FASHION!
You have an important work meeting coming up, going to your workplace, or for a wedding, or an event, or you've dreamt about walking the red carpet?
There are different types of ties for these different occasions.
In the next few minutes, we'll be discussing about the different types of ties we have and when to wear them.
N.B: The right tie at the right moment can elevate your style.
To carry yourself with finesse and utmost professionalism in a formal setting, a tie is a must.
Step-up your fashion game guys and forgo the single tie you have used for every occasion till now.
Add spice to your closet with some interesting types of ties.
The various types most guys don't know of are:
- Necktie
- Bowtie
- Cravat
- Neckerchief
- Bolo tie
- Clip-on tie
- Kipper tie
For the purpose of this lesson, we'll treat the first 4 as they are the most common types in this part of the world.
1. The Necktie: This is very popular and it works for both professional and personal events. This also has various types under it.
a) Solid necktie: This plain and professional necktie works best for meetings and official work. (photo 1)
Tip: Let your tie blend with the outfit and not stick out like a sore thumb.
b) Patterned necktie: Tartans, diagonal stripes, polka dots or paisley, the options are endless. They are usually reserved for informal/casual settings. (photo 2)
In a formal professional environment, you can wear a diagonally striped tie but preferably in darker shades with extremely thin lines.
For weddings and receptions, take out your paisley prints. Wear your checks over otherwise plain shirt to add texture to your .
c) Skinny tie: They look dapper at celebratory events. They throw off a very young vibe and are usually kept away from business meetings. You can wear them for an after-party/reception. This type of tie can be paired with jeans. (photo 3)
2) Bowties: Your tuxedo is incomplete without a bowtie. It can serve as an interval for rest or relief from neckties at formal events. You can accentuate the look of a simple 3-piece suit with a bowtie. The types also varies. (photo 4&5)
3) The Cravat: It is very dressy and worn on formal occassions. They can be styled with velvet jackets, smart blazers or tweed suits. A Cravat should be avoided in a business setting and can be carried well on a reception. Alwats wear a cravat with a dress shirt. (photo 6)
4) Neckerchief: Going to bar, hopping with friends or for a road trip, this type of tie wrapped around your neck gives off an edgy look. (photo 7)
Tip: It can be styled with a round neck T-shirt and a blazer for a casual yet stylish
In conclusion, wearing a tie is an expression of professional attitude, a put together personality and a gentleman's appearance.
Accessorize your tie with lapel pins and brooches for a more suave outlook.
Know the occasion and choose an appropriate tie for making a lasting first impression.
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