/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.9322031]

Are there websites that sell the kind of ties you would see on Mad Men?

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[Anonymous No.9323341]

I look like Jon Hamm
...in my dreams ;_;

[Anonymous No.9323344]

goodwill has tons of old ties

[Anonymous No.9323370]

Brooksbrothers
Raulph Lauren
Jcrew

[Anonymous No.9323371]

>>9322031
Brioni
Kiton
Loro Piana
Canali
Trussardi

[Anonymous No.9324012]

>>9322031
Don't wear skinny ties. Jesus.

[Anonymous No.9324026]

>>9324012
why not?

[Anonymous No.9324037]

>>9324026
You notice how your point of reference is a costume from a TV show set in the 1960s?

[Anonymous No.9324045]

>>9324037
Everyone wears skinny ties these days. Everything is slimmer. Look at Brooks Brothers and the popularity of their chinos / extra slim button-downs.

Wearing a fat tie may have looked suitable for the box-shaped cuts of the past, but in current fashion trends a slim tie will always look better.

[Anonymous No.9324143]

>>9324045
>wearing a suit
>going for the fashoin suit variant
The only reason to wear a fashion suit variant is if you're going for the Russell Brand look (Glittery blazer, silver ankle boots, rings EVERYWHERE)
>implying you could pull it off

If you're going to wear a suit you should just do it proper and go for Savile Row style. That doesn't necessarily mean that you need a dead salmon hanging from your neck but I wouldn't wear a pencil tie unless you want to look like a clown.

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You could dress like that now, look back in 50 years and not cringe.

[Anonymous No.9324146]

>>9324143
I'm not the OP, I just came in to say that thick ties look ugly

didn't say anything about suits

[Anonymous No.9324158]

>>9324143
Shit looks dope af

[Anonymous No.9324168]

>>9324146
but you did m8
>wearing a fat tie may have looked suitable for the box shaped cuts of the past

>box shaped cut
Personally, I would never wear a MASSIVE tie as it doesn't fit my style.
>>9324158
I have a passion for suits and Savile Row. We're lucky as Men that our choices for fashion have been perfected so long ago. You will always look fantastic in a bespoke tailored suit; no matter the setting, no matter your company.

[Anonymous No.9324175]

>>9324168
people generally look good in tailored anything?

[Anonymous No.9324188]

>>9324168
>no matter the setting

Are you one of those faggots who wears a three piece suit to go grocery shopping?

[Anonymous No.9324195]

>>9324143
The roped shoulders make me cringe

[Anonymous No.9324205]

>>9324168
>dat ugly affirmative action tribal lookin nigga "model"

>>9324175
this

[Anonymous No.9324222]

>>9324175
Depends on if they have good taste and if their tailor is willing to tell them when they're goofing up.
>>9324188
Depends on what else I'm doing that day.
If I was just going to the store then probably not.

[Anonymous No.9324293]

I'm often jealous of the crisp suits and ties, the nice shoes. Briefcases. I already tower over most of the men at my job, but I still envy their clothes.

I'm guessing there's no classic suit style that won't look ridiculous on a woman, is there?

[Anonymous No.9324297]

>>9324293
no menswear looks ridiculous on a woman if it fits her right and anyone that tries to tell you so probably has a pathological fear of women looking even the slightest bit masculine lol

[Anonymous No.9324364]

>>9324012
If you're a slim guy or a manlet there's no reason why you shouldn't wear skinny ties.

If you're a big dude or fat, regular ties.

This is incredibly basic.

[Anonymous No.9325381]

>>9324012
> coming from someone with no office experience

[Anonymous No.9325393]

Why hasn't anyone made a website dedicated to ties similar to those on Mad Men?

I mean, I have seen tons of people searching for them and admiring them. Someone could make a lot of money setting up a shop like that.

[Anonymous No.9325435]

>>9324045
Everyone wears skinny ties these days. Everything is slimmer.
Nope. Stop watching those Jos. A Banks commercials and thinking "that's what modern style is".

[Anonymous No.9325436]

None, sorry.

[Anonymous No.9325437]

>>9324364
>>9325381

Incorrect. Once you're old enough to buy alcohol you should have grown out of getting your suits and ties from J. Crew.

[Anonymous No.9325568]

>>9325437
> still coming from someone with no office experience

So do you prefer the clown ties of the 1970s for when you go to work at Starbucks?

[Anonymous No.9325834]

Might as well ask here
What's the most symmetrical knot?

[Anonymous No.9325983]

>>9325834
Windsor knot is a good symmetrical knot if you do it right. Smaller ones can be a bit crazy, and big ones just look douchey and weird. A good, normal sized windsor done the right way is the way to go

[Anonymous No.9327653]

>>9324012
If the lapels of the suit jackets are slim you must wear slim ties.
So, if you're wearing slim fit suits it will have slim lapels so a slim tie is a must.

[Anonymous No.9327663]

>>9324205
Except he's gorgeous
>Ugly people commenting on anyone

[Anonymous No.9328592]

>>9325568
>thinking "office experience" defines /fa/

[Anonymous No.9328613]

>>9324143
im looking at it now and cringing very hard
this better be a troll

[Anonymous No.9328646]

>>9328613
He's clearly trolling ("just do it proper and go for Savile Row style"... LMFAO...) but the photo is OK.

[Anonymous No.9328667]

>>9328646
>>9328613
Forgot I was on /fa/ which is filled with teenagers.

[Anonymous No.9328678]

>>9328667

Your problem is that you talk like someone who just discovered suits and is trying to impress people. "Just do Savile Row style" is retarded given the whole gamut of great tailoring styles (never heard of Neopolitan? Spalla Camicia?)

GTFO back to Fedora Lounge, son.

[Anonymous No.9328685]

>>9328678
I've heard of both of those things. I prefer Savile Row. What's the problem, anon? Why are you so bitter and quick to be enraged over things that don't actually matter? Are you lonely?

[Anonymous No.9328710]

>>9328685
>projecting
>comically

[Anonymous No.9328795]

>>9328710
Looks like I was right.