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The speedy, unfair but never vicious, Bowties-in-WAYWRN review thread
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Since I've recently started wearing bow-ties, I have a question to you. It happens that my head is quite large (think, +2 beta). Should I tie my bow-tie wider than usual to try and compensate for it or stick to the rules? Here's a link to illustrate what I mean:
http://i.imgur.com/tFb0l.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/tFb0l.jpg
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Neapolitan tailors will tug the fronts (of the jacket.) Try that and see if it works. If not, visit your alterations tailor.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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I thought that's just Mina? Or might the others do it too?
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It's impressive that the poster and his poster both are sporting bowties. An unconventional decorating choice, but I must applaud the commitment to the cause.
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Bowties can look very cool or very un cool, I think it all depends on how you wear them.
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Just trying to get comfortable with a bow tie.
I have a couple of friends who give me endless grief about it. But then again, they wear Tevas, so whatcha gonna do?
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Vox, if you tipped better and more often like your neighbours do, maybe I'd throw the Sunday paper on your porch!
I think you'll have more fun reviewing this one, taken when I was at an art gallery opening (my eyes may give away how late in the party this photo was taken):
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Vox, if you tipped better and more often like your neighbours do, maybe I'd throw the Sunday paper on your porch!Originally Posted by robasaurus
I think you'll have more fun reviewing this one, taken when I was at an art gallery opening (my eyes may give away how late in the party this photo was taken):
Not sold on those glasses.
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