Style Lesson #4 - How to: ties

Here's our 4th style lesson: how to tie your tie, with 4 methods chosen for you:

1. Four in Hand: the simple knot. It's widely used because it works with every kind of tie and collar
2. Windsor: named after the Duke of Windsor, it's wide and triangular. Works better with spread collared shirts and it's used mostly for special occasion worn together with waistcoat
3. Half Windsor: an everyday knot, smaller than the Windsor and good also with thin and small ties
4. Onassis: a simple, easy knot, even not very popular.It needs a clip under the knot to get the right effect, but looks quite fine also without it.

Eccoci alla quarta Lezione di Stile: come annodare la cravatta, con 4 metodi scelti per voi:

Winning Elegance - Menswear

A winning  style for him with our Fall/Winter new arrivals: PS Paul Smith two bottons grey tuxedo, worn with a light blue classic shirt Givenchy and a red silk tie Yves Saint Laurent with mini-flower pattern. Add a pair of Oxford shoes by DSquared2 and a final touch with Marc by Marc Jacobs Werdie Boy leather messenger bag.

Look of the week - winning elegance by eleonorabonucci on Polyvore

Menswear SS'12 - Office Style

A classic yet contemporary Givenchy total look: dark grey two buttons tuxedo, light blue striped shirt and black leather belt with metallic buckle with logo. Pair this with Salvatore Ferragamo Gerry laced up shoes, in black brushed leather

Office style by eleonorabonucci on polyvore.com

Un look classico e allo stesso tempo contemporaneo firmato Givenchy: abito due bottoni grigio scuro, camicia azzurra a righe sottili e cintura in pelle nera con fibbia metallica con logo. A questo abbiniamo le stringate "Gerry" di Salvatore Ferragamo in vitello spazzolato nero.