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How to Choose a Tie

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Few fashion accessories can enhance an outfit like a necktie. Follow these tips to look your classiest.
Step 1: Size it up
Pick a tie that hits the top of your belt buckle and measures between 2¼ and 4 inches wide. For a classic look, choose a width that corresponds to the width of your jacket's lapel.
Step 2: Remember textures
Wear wool ties with tweed or heavyweight jackets, and silk ties with business suits. For a deeper color quality on silk ties, make sure they’re woven, rather than screened.
Step 3: Match colors
Select a tie that has the colors of your suit and shirt as well as at least one other color to provide an accent. For formal occasions, choose a solid colored tie that’s darker than your shirt.
Tip
Avoid novelty ties -- though they can provide a festive look, they're more likely to be distracting.
Step 4: Look in the mirror
Frame your face. If you have dark hair and a dark complexion, go with a bright tie; if you're fair, choose a darker tie. If your hair and skin tone contrast, wear a tie that contrasts with your skin tone.
Step 5: Match patterns
Pick a pattern that complements your outfit. If your shirt's pattern is pronounced, choose a subtle tie; if your shirt is muted, your tie can be a bit flashier.
Tip
If you wear a striped tie and striped shirt, make sure the stripes are different sizes.
Step 6: Stay classy
When in doubt, stay subtle; while a tie can be the focal point of an outfit, it's an accessory and shouldn't pull the focus away from you.
Did You Know?
The French popularized the necktie in the 17th century after seeing it on Croatian soldiers during the Thirty Years War.
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Few fashion accessories can enhance an outfit like a necktie. Follow these tips to look your classiest.
Step 1: Size it up
Pick a tie that hits the top of your belt buckle and measures between 2¼ and 4 inches wide. For a classic look, choose a width that corresponds to the width of your jacket's lapel.
Step 2: Remember textures
Wear wool ties with tweed or heavyweight jackets, and silk ties with business suits. For a deeper color quality on silk ties, make sure they’re woven, rather than screened.
Step 3: Match colors
Select a tie that has the colors of your suit and shirt as well as at least one other color to provide an accent. For formal occasions, choose a solid colored tie that’s darker than your shirt.
Tip
Avoid novelty ties -- though they can provide a festive look, they're more likely to be distracting.
Step 4: Look in the mirror
Frame your face. If you have dark hair and a dark complexion, go with a bright tie; if you're fair, choose a darker tie. If your hair and skin tone contrast, wear a tie that contrasts with your skin tone.
Step 5: Match patterns
Pick a pattern that complements your outfit. If your shirt's pattern is pronounced, choose a subtle tie; if your shirt is muted, your tie can be a bit flashier.
Tip
If you wear a striped tie and striped shirt, make sure the stripes are different sizes.
Step 6: Stay classy
When in doubt, stay subtle; while a tie can be the focal point of an outfit, it's an accessory and shouldn't pull the focus away from you.
Did You Know?
The French popularized the necktie in the 17th century after seeing it on Croatian soldiers during the Thirty Years War.
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