No longer will you avoid wearing a bow tie for fear of not knowing how to master it. Here are step-by-step instructions to become a pro. Drape the tie around your shoulders. For a right-handed person, ...

It's a question men have struggled with for centuries: How do you tie a picture-perfect bow tie without looking sloppy? Sure, you could always settle for a pre-tied style — but doesn't that feel like ...

Not only smart and stylish, bow ties are actually pretty versatile. A bow tie can dress up a sports jacket or put the finishing touch on a tuxedo, and can be an appropriate choice for black-tie balls, ...

You might not associate bow ties with Alton Brown, but if you don't, you haven't seen some of his more recent TV shows. In his most recent video, he shows us how to pick a good-looking bow tie, along ...

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Place the tie around your neck under your shirt collar, making sure that one end is longer than the other by a few inches. Place the tie around your neck under your shirt collar, making sure that one ...

Ever wanted to know how to tie a bow tie? Well look no further, we've got you covered. Diane Kruger recently rocked the bow tie on the red carpet, and it's also a great wardrobe skill to have in case ...

I remember the first time I attempted to tie my own bow tie knot. I was in high school, and wanted to wear the silk bow tie I had received for Christmas that year to a formal school event in April.

If you've seen Malcolm Jenkins off the field, he was probably in a bow tie. The safety says he started wearing them to stand out from teammates, and now has his own line of ties called Rock Avenue. He ...

Q I just bought my first tuxedo and hope to learn how to tie my own bow tie. The sources I have checked suggest, "It is just like tying your shoes." My first attempts definitely don't look right and ...

Tying a bow tie might not be an essential skill right now, with weddings postponed, galas canceled and takeout replacing fine dining for many. But the day will come when the pandemic fades and normal ...