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| What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by zealdrive: 3:32pm On Jun 24, 2009 |
Wearing tie is becoming more and more popular as a fashion item. You can now buy a tie for any occasion and to suit any style but how do you tie one? And which way is the trendiest? |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by mohawkchic(f): 3:32am On Jun 25, 2009 |
~I've just discovered Some very Interesting names on Differnt Types of Knots. . ~Pratt Knot ~Nicky Knot ~Windsor Knot ~Kelvin Knot ~Oriental Knot ~Victoria Knot ~Balhurst Knot ~Hanover Knot ~Cavendish Knot ~St. Andrews Knot ~Grantchester Knot ~Plattsburgh Knot ~Half-Windsor Knot ~Four-In-Hand Knot ~Check out this websites for tutorials on how to tie these knots listed . . http://www.totieatie.com/kelvin.asp ~The Cross Knot ~The Small Knot ~Double Simple Knot ~Tutorials can be found on how to do these knots on this website http://www.tieknot.com/ |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by mohawkchic(f): 4:03am On Jun 25, 2009 |
~Caring For Your Tie~ "If a tie could speak, it would implore you to treat it patiently for longevity. A badly treated tie, has a short life and you spend more money than necessary for replenishing your stock of ties. Proper care of the tie will ensure that there is no wearing of the fabric and prevents damage to the tie. The most common mistake in the caring is at the end of the tie-wearing time period. Most of us have a tendency to just yank off the tie and pull hard to untie the knot. To avoid damage to the tie while taking it off and untying it, exercise a little patience. Carefully loosen the tie and take it off and then untie the knot. The best way to untie is to reverse the steps used to tie the knot. After untying, loosely roll up the tie and store it. It is highly recommended that even as a novice tie wearer, you never store your tie without untying its knot. It can lead to permanent wrinkles on the tie. Keep a few days space between wearing the same tie. This allows the tie to return to its wrinkle-free state. Always store your ties by loosely rolling them. To roll a tie, begin by holding the narrow end against your palm, and then winding up the rest of the tie, with the wide end on the outside. Lay the roll on a flat surface on the coiled side. This will ease out the wrinkles in a few hours, leaving your tie fresh for use again. Same method is used to store ties while traveling. Another way to store ties can be to invest in a tie organizer or a tie case. If you get a stain on your tie, take it to the dry cleaner and explain the origin of the stain. Silk ties do not fare well in dry cleaning, so the stained tie is either treated by hand or replaced with another one. Do not machine wash ties as it stretches and spoils the tie. Do not pull any loose thread on the tie; carefully trim it down with the help of scissors. You can lightly iron the tie (without steam) at low temperatures to smooth out some wrinkles. Hot ironing is not good for ties as it weakens the fabric. Use the appropriate fabric setting while ironing the tie. You can also steam out the wrinkles by hanging the tie in the bathroom during a hot shower, or by holding it over a kettle with steam. You must not allow water to touch the tie though. To dry the tie, roll it up in a clean towel and leave for one day. You will have a wrinkle free tie the next day. Washing your tie can lead to shrinkage so you must avoid hand or machine washing, instead trust a dry cleaner with your tie. If you dry clean silk ties or they will lose their luster and color. Also keep water away from your silk ties as it will stain them. Keep cologne away from your tie. It is the fastest way to ensure your tie loses color. Blot any stain on your tie, but do not rub it. Rubbing will spread the strain. Some patience and a little careful handling can give your tie longevity and durability." |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by iice(f): 4:42am On Jun 25, 2009 |
Windsor  and the double simple knot |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by zealdrive: 1:40pm On Jun 25, 2009 |
As well as having different types of ties there are also many different ways to tie them. The most popular being a four in hand knot. This is easy to do and is mainly used for the everyday work tie. It is a great way to start learning how to tie a tie because it only requires a few steps so whether you are rushing out the door for work or you are teaching your son, this knot is the one. -Place the tie around your neck ensuring that it is tucked under your collar. The wide end should hang longer than the thin end. Hold both ends in your hands and place the wider end over the narrow end. -The wide end should go round the back of the narrow end so it is on the side it started on. Put it up through the neck hole that you have created and pull it down so that both ends are both hanging together in front of you. -Take the wide end and pass it through the knot you have created. Pull to tighten. |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by zealdrive: 3:02pm On Jun 30, 2009 |
Another classy, more traditional knot is the Windsor knot. This looks very good with an expensive French shirt and will show that you take pride in your appearance. This knot is more sturdy than the four in hand knot and will suit a more expensive and longer tie. -Again place the tie around your neck with the wider end hanging lower. Cross wide end over the narrow end so that it does a full circle. -Take the wide end and push it up through the neck hole that you have now created. -Take the wide end and wrap it behind the knot. -Put the wide end through the neck hole, this time from the top downwards. -Place the wide end around the front of the knot tidily. -Again bring the wide end up through the neck hole and tuck through the knot you have created. Pull to tighten. The Windsor knot gives a much more styled look and makes an expensive suit stand out. One sure fire way to stand out from the crowd is to have a fashionable tie. You could go for a plain tie (pink is very in style for men at the moment) or you could go for a funky pattern.   |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by zealdrive: 12:11pm On Jul 07, 2009 |
There are so many styles of tie you will be spoiled for choice. Even women are getting in on the act. Men's fashion for women is becoming ever more popular and so now women are privy to their own range of women's ties! No longer do men have the domination but women are getting in on the action too! How funky is your pattern or fashion? Let's hear you out!!! |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by iice(f): 3:32pm On Jul 07, 2009 |
I use mine as belt when i can't find a belt  |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by mohawkchic(f): 5:43pm On Jul 07, 2009 |
~You do that too iice. . . Kwel!~For me its not neccessarily when i cant find a belt,i just opt for the tie instead of a belt w/ my Tailored pants or as an headband accessory Pocahontas style,that is when i have extensions on!! There's also the Braces w/ Tie look when i rock the Androgynous look. . .sometimes w/o the braces!! I love Narrow/Skinny ties,if it's Silk all the better. . something about the feel of touch! ~The tie certainly comes in handy for Private use  w/ suspenders I'll leave that to your imagination |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by iice(f): 5:47pm On Jul 07, 2009 |
mohawkchic: LOL i don't do the headband but i do the androgynous look, it works with the narrow ones. Ahahahahaha i know! |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by SeanT21(f): 10:16pm On Jul 07, 2009 |
mohawkchic: My imagination is at work already. Thanks MC.Lawd forgive me  |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by mohawkchic(f): 10:44pm On Jul 07, 2009 |
~ Amen!! Still picking up tips? |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by SeanT21(f): 3:41am On Jul 08, 2009 |
mohawkchic: hey, dont jelous me b/c i make more money "dancing" than U with all your degrees sef. |
| Re: What's The Latest Trend In Tying The Tie? by mohawkchic(f): 4:59pm On Jul 08, 2009 |
SeanT21: ~  Child! Get your mind outta the gutter!~Picking Up Tips = Learning New Things. . .you were always eager to Learn!! Sexuality Section |
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