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Any thoughts on wearing a white patterned/Macclesfield tie (similar to those pictured) in a professional work setting? Seems to be a look that is rarely seen.
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I love it, it does look a bit too flamboyant for work though..but to me it's a great look especially with an ink blue-hint of purple suit.
It's a combo that i plan to get ever since i saw this scene here (take a look at Lucky's outfit):
I just cant imagine a scenario/ ensemble where another tie wouldnt look better. If its just something that you really want to try and see if you can pull off, then go for it.
Sorry, that awful (not chosen) "smiley" makes my comment sound sarcastic and is not meant that way at all. Good luck.Odd that such a thing would in general be looked upon as so, well, odd. But pushing sartorial boundaries has often been attempted on these threads and many times with great aplomb. So I think you should give it a try. Just avoid a lunch involving catsup or mustard that day. [emoji2]
think it would look sharp with a blue or pink shirt.