Nelly Furtado rockin’ a tie stylishly @ EW’s “Must List” on June 22, 2006
Fit to Be Tied – Designers Borrow From the Boys
Source: style.comThe masculine-feminine dynamic is still going strong into spring, with crisp cotton button-downs and their loyal companions—ties—replacing fall’s natty tweeds and grandpa cardigans. Who better to champion cravats than menswear mogul Sir Paul Smith? The designer worked an “upper-class English look” typical of Eton lads on his women’s runway. Ties added topspin at Lacoste, too. “Vertical-striped knit ties put a perfect twist on preppy-Pop looks,” said creative director Christophe Lemaire, who added, “Neck ties are great, especially on girls.” He wasn’t alone in thinking so, but while Lemaire went for contrasting colors, tone-on-tone combos ruled at Chloé, Marc Jacobs, and Louis Vuitton. Meanwhile at Lanvin, Alber Elbaz opted for the graphic impact of a black tie on a white shirt, creating a strict-chic look that was all business. – Laird Borrelli
The tie trend is definitely hot now! I just copped a grey/white polka dot tie @ H&M a few weeks ago! I think I might borrow some of my dad’s ties haha he’s got some nice ones laying around the house. Rock a tee and throw on a tie, loosely (like Nelly Furtado) to distract people’s attention, simply chic! I’m not too into the proper, business look. The tie is such a simple accessory and I think it looks better on gurls (j/k) and the great thing is that you look fashionable instead of ‘corporate-looking’, get your ties on ladies!
Check out the S/S 06 models with ties on the runway after the jump…
I really like this Skull Print Necktie
Rag and Bone
Paul Smith
Lacoste
Diesel
Belstaff
Chloe
Chloe
Salvatore Ferragamo
Salvatore Ferragamo
Lanvin
Lanvin
Lanvin
Lanvin
Lanvin
Lanvin
Lanvin
Louis Vuitton
Marc Jacobs
*all images from style.com
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