tie, cravat to wear open without a knot, very lax and casual?

Danielsan79 · 01-02-2008, 12:28 PM

hi,

in the clubs or in fashion magazines i see that some guys wearing a short and thin cravat, very loose and relaxing without a Knot. In combination with a nice designer shirt and used jeans for example (needles to say with the shirt lay over the Jeans). Maybe the cravat had a knot, i cant remember but it was very loose, not like you would wear under a business suit.

Can somebody tell me what cravats i need for that look because i believe they are shorter, thinner and mostly in black. Sorry for the bad english!

weed · 01-02-2008, 02:11 PM

that's a tough one. cravats are not something most ppl discuss in contemporary fashion. unless they are making a comeback and I didn't realise. maybe cd can help you as he's the fashion guru on accessories it seems.

Danielsan79 · 01-02-2008, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by weed

that's a tough one. cravats are not something most ppl discuss in contemporary fashion. unless they are making a comeback and I didn't realise. maybe cd can help you as he's the fashion guru on accessories it seems.

i would say cravats are never "out". Maybe it was a kind of a short thin scarf that looked like a cravat but i could swear it was a cravat

CRISPIN · 01-02-2008, 05:26 PM

I Wear A Cravat From Time To Time. It Was A Present From My Mum Which She Purchased From Harrods. Someone Once Told Me It Looks Pretentious. I Disagree And Wear It With A Sense Of Dignity.

My Cravat Is Red With Black Fleur De Les All Over And Is Quite Slim. Try The Harrods Website Maybe They Have Them Forsale Online.

CD · 01-02-2008, 09:01 PM

Maybe look at Hackett, Duchamp, Ralph Lauren - even Alexander McQueen (seem to remember seeing some in Harvey Nics - but not 100% sure).

Could it not have just been a tie?