How to tie a bow tie

Until the nineteenth century, the man who wants to look elegant, tied neck scarf usual knot or bow. Simple knot in the future evolved into widespread nowadays bow, but the bow being somewhat improved, gained ceremonial status and unexpectedly frivolous for male enhancement the name "butterfly". One of the beautiful legends in name and in its current form it is received after the staging of Puccini's Opera "CIO-CIO-San (Madama butterfly"), when the neck of all the musicians of the orchestra were decorated with this bow.


At the beginning of the bow tie was as an acceptable alternative to ordinary tie, but over time he has occupied a special place in men's wardrobe. Now he accompanies its owner only receptions. Probably to appear in the "butterfly" at work or in other everyday situations, then at least prove itself an eccentric character with a strange mode of dress. But with a tuxedo or tailcoat this tie more than appropriate. After all, a well-known mark on the invitations, talking about the dress code called the upcoming evening is black tie and white tie is not that other, as a form of service in which you want to see gentleman at the event. In the first case we are talking about a tuxedo, because it always put a black bow tie, and the second is the coat, which is not conceivable without the white tie. So like it or not, but you will have to learn to master the technique of tying this sophisticated accessory.





How to tie a bow tie


The bow tie is uncommon in modern society, probably because few people know how to properly tie. But actually it is not as difficult as it may seem. You just need a little patience. Pick a tie that perfectly fits your size. Its length must exactly match the width of the neck.




- Place the tie around your neck so that its left end was longer than the right.




- Perekrestie them - the left end of the tie over the top of the right: they must cross in its most skinny parts.




- Take the left end and pull it under the right to free tie a simple knot around the neck.




Take the end that was on the left side and fold it twice.




- Holding the folded end of the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, grasp the thumb and forefinger of the right end and put it exactly in the middle left.




Now skip right end of the butterflies from the bottom folded around the left end. You should have a loop.




- Fold the right side of the butterfly in half and draw the right end folded around the left and run it through you have made the loop.




- Push the folded right end far enough to “put” it into place. Straighten your tie with both hands. You are very close to completion.




- To secure a butterfly, take it by the edges and gently pull. Correct Central node. All. The butterfly is ready.

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Telemania

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