Don't disremember your tie if you want to look gorgeous next night and go for a stylish wardrobe!
This modern and timeless accessory
perfectly complements the harmonious and elegant appearance of a suit or
tuxedo.
However, it becomes problematic if you want to put your tie
on shortly before you leave, and when you look in the mirror, you realize that
you have no idea how to do it. But don't worry, with the help of these
instructions, you can indeed tie a tie.
The classic tie knot
The classic tie knot is probably the most commonly used. It
is elongated and slightly conical. Before putting on your tie, make sure your
shirt is buttoned up, and the shirt collar is turned up.
First, the wide end of the tie is placed under the shirt's
collar, over the narrow end. Then remove the wide end and put it behind the
narrow one.
The wide end should wrap around the narrower strip,
and then
the wide end should be raised to the chin. Run your index finger through the
resulting buttonhole and push the wide end straight through the loop from
above. At the same time, remove your finger from the loop.
In a final step, hold the narrow end of the tie, then pull
the wide end with a bit of effort to tighten the loop.
After following the steps above, all you take is to push the knot up until it reaches the highest closed button on the shirt.
The result of your tie should be such that the wide end
rests directly on your torso and ideally goes down to the belt buckle. However,
the narrow end at the back should not be visible from the front. If so, be sure
to re-tie the tie.
Tip for successful styling: Men with a small stomach should
tie their ties so that the end of the connection sticks out as far as possible
from the belt buckle. As a result, the curves are optically shifted to the
background, creating a cohesive overall image.