The tiepin is on of the few pieces of jewelry that a man can wear, but it use diminished with the decline of the Ascot.
It’s a shame because they were made with the most varied materials: from coral to pearl, diamonds and precious gems.
The head of the pin may be decorated with the widest range of patterns, from hunting to Masonic themes, equestrian and martial.
Certain shirts have tabs that join the wings of the collar, normally by a button, whose function is to keep the tie knot lifted.
An original way to wear a handkerchief at the neck used in Holland, the determining factor being a ring.
Another way to use a ring with a kerchief or tie. It was very popular with Roman de Tirtoff, in art “Ertè”.
It’s a case of a double bow here.
The first one is done by tying the tie into a bow and the second one by using the loose ends to create another bow.
A normal knot again despite the tie being the result of three bowties sewn together along the neckpiece.
The number of ties can be increased at will.
The apparently normal knot requires the bowtie to be sufficiently wide to be folded in half length wise.
This allows to achieve a more opulent and dynamic effect.
It is an exuberant and flamboyant shape embellished by a small detail which, at first sight, might go unnoticed: the perfectly centred knot is created by a diagonal fastening of the tie.
Its main characteristic is its looseness and therefore the ability to be easily adjusted at will.
A plain cut, devoid of any particular shapes is essential for this type of bowtie.
It is an ideal permanent knot suitable for clip-on ties which are much easier to wear and remove.
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