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Shirt Collar Style: Point Lengths? Spread?
Dress shirt collars can give off different ideas about people and can vary differently, from a Eton collar to a button-down. Recently, having come across Proper Cloth's plethora of collar options, I have thought about which one looks more appropriate and fitting for a headshot picture and/or...- AS676
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- collars dress shirt
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tie Color/Pattern for Interviews?
Why is a half-windsor not suitable? Is it because of the collar style? Should I get a larger collar? The one in the picture is a English spread (medium spread, shorter points) Would a President Spread be better? or Maybe a conservative cutaway?- AS676
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tie Color/Pattern for Interviews?
I used the half windsor knot in the picture as opposed to another knot because it's already very large in size since it is a very thick tie. What knot did you have in mind?- AS676
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tie Color/Pattern for Interviews?
Recently, I was absolutely awestruck by the Charvet textured "leaves" silk tie featured on both Saks and Neiman Marcus. Starting fresh in a junior position at a IB firm, I figured it is time to refresh my Linkedin profile picture. Although many insist on solid-plain ties, I feel that Charvet's...- AS676
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- finance formal interview linkedin tie tie pattern ties ties for men
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- Forum: Classic Menswear