He had his back turned on me but I could tell from where I was the he was good looking....
You know the kind of feeling a power-dresser gives. Did I also mention he also smells nice, his shoes were perfect and his haircut was neat and perfect. I couldn't wait to check him out....He was my blind date. I was already imagining going on a second even a third date.
Hi Wilson.... And then he turns.............
Oh wow! I said. He smiled and held out his hand for a shake. I shook his hand and took my seat.
How could something so perfect turn into a total disaster just at a single turn? I asked in my head.
My date was perfect from the back but his supposed 'power-dressing' was a total flop;
His tie became a rope .............
For a gentle man, his perfectly knotted tie is as important as their wristwatch so how do you achieve a PERFECT GENTLEMAN'S TIE?
Follow these steps:
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Hang the tie over your neck. You'll want the fat side about twice as
long as the narrow end.
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Take the fat side, loop it over the narrow side.
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Do it again!
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Loop the fat end behind the new knot at your neck. Then take the tip
and slide it through the hole you've created at the neck.
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Pull the fat end to tighten the tie, but leave a little slack.
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To add a dimple, put your index finger just under the loosely tied
knot.
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Tight the tie as you usually do. Not too tight!
About the Bow Tie
The bow tie is a descendant of the knotted cravat. It was born from the need for neck-wear that was easier to wear than the cravat and that would last throughout a more active day.
