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“Ties” The Season

It’s the time of year when

Christmas shoppers look for something fun to give.  Invariably they look to the Christmas-themed

tie. All kinds of such ties are available most anywhere. Choices include

snowmen, a variety of Santa’s, Edvard Munch's "Scream" donning a Santa

cap, strings of twinkle lights, elves, snowflakes or horse drawn sleighs.  But is any of this stuff really appropriate

to wear – anywhere?

 

When it comes to holiday ties,

if your intention is to make people laugh donning such a creation might just

work – as long as you don’t light up like a walking greeting card. 

 

The key is context. Avoid ties

with long messages, or even succinct greetings. They often look too busy, and

like you’re trying too hard. Instead, wear a brightly colored festive necktie

that adds more fun than a regular business tie - as long as it does not include

every verse of “Deck the Halls” on it.

 

I saw a great dark

chocolate-colored tie the other day.  It

was jazzed up with an abstract geometric squiggle, yes squiggle, of gold and

silver; festive, rich, subtle but attention getting. 

 

The textures of tweeds,

corduroys, and lush windowpane plaids are carried over with ties woven of wool

and silk. Herringbone ties can be paired with tweed sport jackets to convey a

warm and sophisticated look conjuring up a vision of oak-paneled libraries

lined with leather-bound first editions and sweet-smelling tobacco smoke

swirling from hand-carved pipes.

 

If you’re not into ties try a

brightly colored sweater or some other more subtle accessory. Interesting

Christmas-season cuff

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fun and offer a chance to give you a little personal touch that isn't too loud

or outrageous. Remember, it's a fine line between festive and foolish. While

garish outfits might get you some laughs, preserve your reputation as a class

act by avoiding fashion choices that double as Santa wrapping paper.  On the other hand try to be a bit more

creative than wearing just any combination of red and green.

 

When in doubt – don’t wear it. At least, that’s what

the fashion gurus say. The rest is up to you

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Ron Porter

Fall Fashion is written by Ron E. Porter for SKMENSWEAR. Ron E. Porter has 24 years of rich experience in the high tech industry with various companies. In addition to his business pursuits, Ron has written several articles and books on positive affirmation, historical fiction, and business principles, and is currently working on becoming a published aut

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