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How to Tie a Necktie Dressing for Success How to Tie a Necktie Dressing for Success

How to Tie a Necktie Dressing for Success - PowerPoint Presentation

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How to Tie a Necktie Dressing for Success - PPT Presentation

By Mr Hardin Summary Give you a brief history of the necktie Educate you regarding the various occasions a necktie should be worn Introduce three styles of knots Demonstrate the HalfWindsor 210 BC One of the earliest findings of a necktie was in the mausoleum of Chinas first emperor ID: 704878

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Slide1

How to Tie a Necktie

Dressing for Success

By

Mr. HardinSlide2

Summary

Give you a brief history of the necktie

Educate you regarding the various occasions a necktie should be worn

Introduce three styles of knotsDemonstrate the Half-WindsorSlide3

210 B.C. - One of the earliest findings of a necktie was in the mausoleum of China's first emperor, Shih Huang Ti.

In 113 A.D. - Roman Emperor Trajan erected a marble column with figures on the column wearing three styles of neckwear.

The French Word for tie, cravat, is thought to be a corruption of the word “Croat” for the Croatian mercenaries who wore silk kerchiefs around their necks.

InformationSlide4

Wedding (after 5pm)

Funeral

Job Interview

Most professions Some dates

When to Wear a Tie?Slide5

The Four-in-Hand Knot

Named for the coachmen that wore them in Great Britain in 1850s that held 4 reigns to the horses.

Produces long, skinny, informal knot.

Widely popular because of its simplicity.Slide6

The Windsor Knot

Named after the Duke of Windsor, who liked thicker, wider knots

Produces larger, more formal knots. Slide7

The Half-Windsor Knot

A modified version of the Windsor in order to create a smaller knot, fitting narrower collars.

Produces a knot between Four in Hand and Windsor suitable for a variety of occasions.Slide8

Works Cited

History

http://www.holl.it/eng/HISTORY_ties_neckties.asp

http://www.croata.hr/homeland/index.phpBoth Holl & Croata are clothing lines specializing in ties.Diagramshttp://people.csail.mit.edu/maddog/Ties/neckties.html

Thanks to Matthew J. Marjanovic, a student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1997

http://www.brooksbrothers.com/TieKnots/TieKnots.tem

A great “How To” step by step instructional guide