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If Looks Could Kill
Take a cue from 007 and amp up your formal attire.
By Benjamin Liong Setiawan
 Tuxedo with grosgrain lapels, Joseph Abboud ($650). Nordstrom, Natick Collection, 508-318-2600 |
Phantom titanium cuff links with black diamonds, David Yurman (price on request). Long’s Jewelers, 100 Summer St., 617-426-8500 |
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KNOT YOUR AVERAGE BOW
We asked Carlo Agostino of Natale’s Men’s Clothier how to tie the perfect bow tie.
1. Adjust the tie’s length so it fits your neck size. Lift up your collar and put the tie around your neck so the ends hang down in front (one end should hang about one-and-ahalf inches lower than the other). 2. Bring the longer end across, behind and over the shorter end, forming a simple knot. Pull the knot snugly around your neck. 3. Fold the shorter end where the hourglass shape begins to narrow (the widest point of the shorter end), forming a bow shape—the bow shape should be in front. 4. Hold the bow in a horizontal position at your neck and bring the longer end over and in front of the shorter end. 5. Fold the longer end where the hourglass shape begins to narrow, forming a second bow. 6. Bring the second bow under the fi rst bow, then tuck it into the space behind the first bow. 7. Adjust the shape of the two bows. |
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Velvet bow tie, Thomas Pink ($60). Copley Place, 617-267-0447 |
Colton evening slippers, Ralph Lauren Purple Label ($650). 93 Newbury St., 617-424-1124 |
Patent lace-up shoes by Salvatore Ferragamo ($495). Copley Place, 617-859-4924 |
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For information regarding advertising,
please contact:
Glen Kelley, Publisher, Boston Common Magazine
Phone: 617.266.3390 or Email: glenk@bostoncommon-magazine.com |
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