Looking for something that gets across your calm and peaceful personality But need it to be formal so that it doesn look too contrived This baby blue necktie works with a pine green pocket square to create a comfortable portfolio. Add a red, blue and white Tattersall checked shirt for a more casual look.
Adjusting your fashion choices to your mood is often a good idea which can help you feel comfortable in your outfit. If this baby blue bow tie is your choice, that must mean you’re in a very good mood, indeed. Well, good for you. Never mind the rest of us sorry asses 🙂
Going for a black tie can be precarious, so it takes some consideration. Go for a non-white shirt to start with, blue is a good choice. A non-black jacket or suit or a patterned shirt are other ways to give the black necktie its proper place. An excellent accessory a pivot around which other aspects…
A solid necktie in blush pink like this one gives you the perfect excuse to start playing with patterns and texture like an old man in a time machine. Opt for a herringbone green blazer and a grey shirt or a navy polka dot shirt and a champagne-coloured jacket. We get excited just thinking about…
Beautiful bronze definitely adds some patina imbued glamour. Secure this solid bronze necktie and add a peaceful glow to your outfit, whether it be for a wedding, a party, or work. And hey, blue and bronze are best mates. Something to think about for the pocket square!
Go for a truly unusual look by adding this solid bronze bow tie to your wardrobe. Pair with a dark brown suit, off-white shirt, and some brown braces – and matching leather shoes. A turquoise pocket square would contrast nicely.
Brown could be deemed a warm neutral. This dark, solid brown necktie offers a refined look that works for any occasion. Opt for a navy or electric blue suit and the palest of blue shirts. Care to spice it up Swap the crisp white pocket square for a turquoise one!
Add this mature brown bow tie to your collection and wear with a classic blue suit and white shirt for a traditional look. A green or turquoise pocket square is a great splash of bold colour to make the look something special!
Burgundy adds finesse and quiet fire to the stylistic puzzle. Pair this bloodlike tie with a pocket square in darkest forest green. Add a white shirt and a yellow lapel pin as sun of your outfit. A blue suit makes your tie stand out, whereas a grey one will make for a more sophisticated ensemble.
It’s almost like a PR stunt, calling a colour champagne. Few things are so closely associated to festivity as this fizzy drink. And on that note, nothing says elegance like champagne beige, so it’s not surprising you find this colour on toplists for wedding colours, year after year.
A solid champagne bow tie is at the height of fashionable sophistication. This creamy tone of beige gives soft, noble contrasts and works particularly well with lighter tints of pink. And champagne apparently bring out the flavour in strawberries, so perhaps you have your pocket square colour sorted.
Charcoal in its capacity as being almost black but not quite is the go to colour for business attire. Usually we’re talking about suit colour, but of course this is a good choice for necktie colour as well. Will never go out of fashion and will work great as anchor to patterned shirts too.