JeffsWood
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I am seeing allot more bow ties showing up around here. I wear one a few times per year, but never really could pull it off, so I started to think about why I can't pull it off and I have determined I am far too good looking to wear bow ties. As not to descend into a FNB style rambling, here is my brief observations on when bow ties work best (in no particular order):
1.\tOld guys - If you over 60 and have some hair growing out of your ears you can pull of a bow tie
2.\tLongish unkempt hair guys - Okay they can't have super long hair, but a bit overgrown and a bit out of place hair seems to work with the BT
3.\tFat guys - the fat and the bow tie seem to make a nice combo - Think Churchill
4.\tGeeky guy - think Albert Einstein look. Glasses help
5.\tPhat Guido type guys - PG seems to be able to pull off almost any look.
Who can't wear a bow tie? The classically good looking "leading man" guy - George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Will Smith, Pierce Bronson.
Now a being a bit tongue and cheek when I say I am too good looking to rock a bow tie, truth is I am too average - nothing very interesting about my looks that can pair up with a bow tie.
1.\tOld guys - If you over 60 and have some hair growing out of your ears you can pull of a bow tie
2.\tLongish unkempt hair guys - Okay they can't have super long hair, but a bit overgrown and a bit out of place hair seems to work with the BT
3.\tFat guys - the fat and the bow tie seem to make a nice combo - Think Churchill
4.\tGeeky guy - think Albert Einstein look. Glasses help
5.\tPhat Guido type guys - PG seems to be able to pull off almost any look.
Who can't wear a bow tie? The classically good looking "leading man" guy - George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Will Smith, Pierce Bronson.
Now a being a bit tongue and cheek when I say I am too good looking to rock a bow tie, truth is I am too average - nothing very interesting about my looks that can pair up with a bow tie.