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- How to Tie a Tie (1) "First of all! The "plain knot" is a classic knot that everyone goes through at least once.
- How to tie a tie 2 "The "Windsor Knot" gives the V-zone a strong impression with its large and fluffy knot!
- How to tie a tie (3) "The semi-Windsor knot, which is characterized by its symmetrical and beautiful shape, gives a fearless look to the tied-up style.
- How to tie a tie ④"The Oriental knot is the correct way to tie a knit tie, which you may not know.
- How to tie a necktie⑤"Elevate your tuxedo style with a hand-tied bow tie!
- How to wear a necktie (1) "Double dimple" to give your necktie a glamorous look " ▶︎Check out this video on how to tie a bow tie!
- How to wear a necktie (2) "Shift the small sword" to give your suit/jacket style a sophisticated look.
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How to wear a necktie (1) “Double dimple” to give your necktie a glamorous look ” ▶︎Check out this video on how to tie a bow tie!
Dimples on neckties add a cozy look to the tied-up style. Dimple means “dimple” in English, and as the name implies, it is the dimple that forms under the knot of the tie. In other words, a “double dimple” is a tie with two dimples under the knot. Compared to the normal dimple, the double dimple gives the neckline more dimension and glamour, and is one of the most useful techniques for making a suit look more glamorous at weddings and parties. Although it looks complicated at first glance, it is surprisingly easy to make, so those who plan to attend weddings and other events should definitely try it.
▶︎Check out this video on how to make a double dimple necktie!
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How to wear a necktie (2) “Shift the small sword” to give your suit/jacket style a sophisticated look.
The second way to wear a tie in a sophisticated manner is the ” small sword shifting. As the name suggests, this is an arrangement technique in which the small sword of the tie, which normally overlaps the large sword, is shifted to either side so that it can be seen from the front. As the gentleman in the snapshot below makes clear, the small sword, which is usually hidden behind the large sword, becomes visible, increasing the exposed area of the tie and giving a suit or jacket style a glamorous and sophisticated impression. Although it may look difficult at first glance, it is actually a simple technique that can be done easily, and is recommended for those who want to arrange the tied-up style in a simple way.
▶︎Check out this video to see how to do the small sword shuffle!
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