From Imprisonment To Majesty To Symbolize The Evolution Of The Formal Necktie.

This one is 150 centimeters long. necktie It always brings people some kind of "sense of constraint". Japanese Tsujiwara Yasuo once mentioned "useless" in the world map of clothes: the pain caused by a short piece of cloth to a man's body should be far greater than its cultural value. Giving a piece of cloth cultural meaning like torture torture device or overemphasizing its decoration is puzzling.

Even light colors. Suit A tie will also be dignified.

Of course, the tie has its supporters. Many tailors believe that necktie is noble and elegant "suit accessories". Riley, the tailor of PalZileri, thinks that it is the only part of the formal dress that can show the character of the wearer at will. However, the "cloth" which is related to "grade" is indeed regulating the behavior of the wearer. "GianniBasso" is the most important part of the suit.

Although many people always want to get rid of the constraint of "150 cm cloth", Frdric Gelberg, a tailor from Lanvin, thinks that in formal occasions, men who do not wear ties can easily bring prejudice such as "no rules" or "no serious". Many people have to wear neckties to show their own "decent" in order to avoid these troubles or misunderstandings. Federico Frdric

There was no standard tie at that time. Most people chose to circle one or two times around their necks and then cross a knot. However, the Anglo French war changed this traditional system. In July 24, 1692, the French army was attacked fiercely by the British army in the Holland war zone. The attacked army quickly twisted up the tie that might affect the battle, and pushed it into the opening of the front of the shirt, and began to fight with guns. The final victory of this competition led many people to imagine that the necktie law would bring good luck to people. Since then, the French and the Dutch in the war zone have always stuck one end of the tie into the sixth buckle eyes of the coat.

The original tie was somewhat practical, and later became a symbol of power and dignity.

 

Half Windsor Knot

There was no standard tie at that time. Most people chose to circle one or two times around their necks and then cross a knot. However, the Anglo French war changed this traditional system. In July 24, 1692, the French army was attacked fiercely by the British army in the Holland war zone. The attacked army quickly twisted up the tie that might affect the battle, and pushed it into the opening of the front of the shirt, and began to fight with guns. The final victory of this competition led many people to imagine that the necktie law would bring good luck to people. Since then, the French and the Dutch in the war zone have always stuck one end of the tie into the sixth buckle eyes of the coat.

 

The Atlantic knot

Because this system developed from the original scarf tie to the "striped" style, from the French Revolution to the mid nineteenth Century, the pure white necktie has always been praised by the French people. At that time, there was even a special charging course to teach people how to tie and tie with elegance and smartly. People were also willing to learn how to wrap up their necks from their necks to their necks. Finally, they wore a beautiful tie tie in the central position. Soon, "how to tie a tie" became the most concern of European men. Even in the popular magazines at that time, there were 72 "tie ties" and so on. Some cumbersome ties need to be completed in an hour. At that time, the upper class used to distinguish the status and authority of a person by tie ties. George Brown has been living in the United Kingdom in an elegant life. He used the lace, embroidery and even bow tie to cover his neck. Poet Byron once said with a teasing and envious tone that he was "George George" instead of being a Napoleon.

 

Small tie fastener method

"Suit and tie." collocation It started in the middle and late nineteenth Century. Jeni Basso thought, "at that time, men spend less time on collar than women spend on their faces. Men's suits appear to make men's clothes dull. Compared with the appearance of Western-style clothes, men are less lively and gorgeous in their costumes. Fortunately," useless "neckties make men have some way of modifying themselves.