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In this article author talks about Bolo ties that have held a place in popular culture through several decades. Topics include considered that the bolo ornament is positioned at the collar line, where the knot of a cloth tie would rest; and examines that strung on a leather cord or strap, which is often braided is the ornament serves as the focal point of the tie.

The article previews various clothing and accessories which include a wool tweed sportcoat from Paul Stuart, a silk tie from Nautica by David Chu, and cashmere sweaters from Cashmere-Cashmere.

The article reports on new clothing trends among men. It is stated that men's formal wear is making a comeback. Black ties are becoming very popular. In Detroit, Michigan, retail sales of dinner jackets are 25 percent higher than the last year. Leading formal wear manufacturers in the U.S. are struggling to match production with demands.

The article offers brief information several clothing including the Skinny Ties and Boutonnieres; the Garcon WingtipTuxedo shirt from Garcon Wingtip Tuxedo; and the Garcon Contrast Tuxedo Shirt from Garcon Contrast Tuxedo.

The article offers information related to men's clothing in Great Britain. Topics include how men can style themselves as an Englishman by using the asymmetrical tie knot, slightly frayed collar/cuffs, and regimental socks, the brief history of British style, and the invention of a waxed cotton weatherproofing jacket.

The article offers brief information on various clothes and accessories including printed neck ties from Condura, bucket bags from Colette Hayman and retro sunglasses from Seafolly Pty. Ltd.

The article features several date-night clothes and accessories for women and men including H. Stern diamond earrings, necktie from Calvin Klein Collection, and a Maje skirt, along with some dating advice from actor Sebastian Stan.

The article features various clothing and accessories including a sport coat, a crystal necklace and a knit tie.

The article evaluates several dress and accessories including a legging from Kmart, a wristwatch from Billabong, and a tie from Tie Rack.

A list of strong suits for open-casket funerals is provided including Ben Sherman shirt, $99.95; Abelard tie, $99.95; and Dom Bagnato suit, $799.

The article presents photographs of men's suits including a Banana Republic cotton shirt, a Hickey tie, shoes by J.M. Weston, loafers by Cole Haan and cashmere suit from Purple Label.

The article offers several shirt designs. A cotton shirt is adorned with a burst of ruffles, while voluminous sleeves get the nautical treatment with navy stripes. A loose overshirt becomes a dress, and a pleated collar tops a button-up halterneck. A floaty chiffon minidress is worn as a topper to a pair of shorts while neckties double as belts. A pinafore dress frames a bishop sleeved blouse: the waist gets accentuated in a tulle jacket cut like a shirt, with corsetry detailing.

This article offers some fashion tips for men. It suggests what clothes and accessories to wear and how to wear them. Among the clothes suggested by the author are the faux-semblant sunglasses and leather Damier agenda from Louis Vuitton, silk ties from Volextra and the Martingala coat and detachable gimlet liner from Loro Piana.

Features several clothes and accessories for men. Necktie from Abelard; Shirt from Pierre Cardin; Belt from Jag; Cargo pants from Mossimo.

This article presents information on wedding party fashion. It is informed that a flirty silk dress with rhinestone halter strap and asymmetrical hem by Nicole Bakti is available for $338 at Bella Donna. It is also informed that Bruno Bossi vest for $90 and Bruno Piatelli tie for $50 is available at Skeffingtons. It is also reported that a red satin dress with rhinestone buckle and pleated skirt is available for $148 at Parisian. Also in vogue are dresses by J.S. Collections which are modestly priced at $128 and are available at the Parisian.

Presents several boyish clothes for women. Price of the Louis Vuitton red geisha-print blouse; Design of the pants from Junya Watanabe; Features of the Valentino velvet necktie.

Provides fashion tips for men. Suits; Patterns, colors and fabrics; Types of men's clothing; Striped suits; Neckties; Pants.

Provides tips in the pairing of suit and ties in men. Appropriate ties for bold shirts; Caution in using mix patterns; Suitability of patterned ties in monochromatic shirts.

Presents photographs of clothes and accessories in the U.S. Leather parka by Raf Simons; Cargo pants by Emporio Armani; Silk tie by Calvin Klein Black Label.

Provides information on several clothes for men and women. Wool suit by Bill Blass; Bra by Eres; Panties by Roberto Cavalli; Silk tie by Charvet.

Argues that the clothing style for businesspeople has changed as of May, 2001. How the casual look of the so-called dot-com age is no longer in style; Suggestion that a suit and tie are necessary for men, and a suit for women; Advice to men to shave off goatees.

This section presents photographs of several feather dresses.

The article offers information on the importance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for truck drivers who may face various hazards on the job. Topics discussed include High-visibility vests or jackets are important for truck drivers who may be working in low-light conditions or who need to be visible to other drivers, Safety shoes or boots as truck drivers may need to climb in and out of their vehicle frequently, and Respirators if working in dusty or hazardous environments.

The article focuses on the tie or men's neckwear business which has grown to 39 million dollars at retail since 1946. It is stated that greater variety of pattern and coloring ties has been brought by silk screen printing. It is mentioned that 35,000 dollars per year is spent by Men's Tie Foundation Inc. to help boost neckwear.

The article offers tips for men in wearing slim fit T-shirts. It cites with a shirt with a solid color, one can choose any type of tie. It advises that when using a tie in a basic color, it should be paired with a bold striped shirt. It mentions that with a big spread collar, one should tie the knot of the tie bigger.

The article focuses on fashion style in business suits. It comments on the positive and negative aspects of single-breasted suits, double-breasted suits, and three-piece suits. It talks about the need for suits to fit properly to make a better impression. It also comments on suit accessories such as ties, watches, shoes, and pocket squares.

Presents an illustrated guide to neckties. Photograph of a seven-fold silk tie from Kiton; Effect of necktie width on overall appearance; Instruction on tying neckties in various styles.

Offers tips on building basic business wardrobe. Significance of blazers and sport coats in a business wardrobe; Difference between a blazer and a sport coat; Ideal colors of pants; Components of a basic shirt wardrobe; Ideal number of neck ties needed in a business wardrobe.

Provides information on collar-styled shirts for men. Description of various collar shirt designs; Information on two-ply collar; Tips on purchasing shirts; Advice on necktie designs.

The article evaluates neck ties from clothing Original Penguin, luxury fashion company Ermenegildo Zegna, and menswear company Canali.

The article discusses trends in tie fashions for Fall 2006. Trends that will be popular include ties with a satin finish, classic style ties, novelty ties featuring skulls and crossbones, print ties, and muted paisleys. The article also includes a guide on how to properly care for ones ties, which stresses that users never iron their tie. INSET: Tips for Tie Care.

Questions whether the tie will become a relic in fashion. Ties sold in 1999, according to a report by NDP Group; View of Bert Hand, chief executive officer of Hartmarx.

As always, Browne tinkered withtailoring, playing with proportions ofpieces in rich tweeds, madras checks,shirting stripes, with jacquards andembroideries featuring storybooklandscapes and naive florals. The Reviews 2023 Resort New York Thom Browne's provocative men's 2022show in June, with the jock straps, croptops and chaps, also included a preview atthe women's resort collection when FaridaKhelfa, Marisa Berenson, Anh Duong andmore played the parts of couture clientsrushing to their seats at the last minute. Sleeveless blazers,short-sleeve check shirts and a lightweightwindowpane tweed frayed edge cape alsolooked cool and comfortable. [Extracted from the article]

Presents a reader's response to `It's Not Easy to Teach an Old Tie New Tricks,' a note on a method of tying neckties used by trendsetting students at Cambridge University, in the March 15, 1999 issue of `Newsweek.' The author's recollection of tying his ties in a similar manner in 1963.

The article offers information on the menswear collection from the visionary designer Hedi Slimane including a double-breasted jacket with double-pleated pants. and the Faux uni diagonal silk tie in black.

The article offers information on several aspects associated with social aspects of clothing comprising suits and neckties. The topics addressed include details on the corporate dress code which is button-downs, repp ties, blue blazers recommended by author's friend Glenn O'Brien and information on social aspects associated with people with corporate attire.

The article offers several aspects of comparison between women and men dressing style. Topics discussed include information on the challenges faced by the men in wearing the neckties; discussions on the need of clothing which the comfort to both men and women; and the highlights the challenges faced by the women in wearing bra.

The article discusses key issues concerning ties and their key role in the wardrobe of men in the U.S. Key issues discussed include projected retail sales of neckties in 1991 according to the Neckwear Association of America, key trends in necktie patterns and designs and the factors behind the surge in necktie sales.

Presents several textile designs for men's clothing and ties. Large Paisley silk from Ratti Uomo; Balance stripe from Leggiuno; Silk from Larioseta.

The article evaluates various clothing’s including the Salvatore Ferragamo Jacket and Pants from Salvatore Ferragamo, the Valentino shirt from Valentino, and the Burberry tie from Burberry.

The article reports on the clothing style of Walker Art Center's curator Fionn Meade in Minnesota and also evaluates several clothing and fashion accessories. It reveals that Meade prefers to wear tailored suits during work hours at Columbia University and Bard College in New York. It also offers brief information on the Braun watch from Zeon Ltd. and the tie from Altea Srl.