Necktie should definitely reflect a man's Personality because it's really the only thing a man can really go all out, in whatever color or artwork he pleases and still look great.
I love seeing my husband in the store among other man having their "Me" time, picking and choosing their ties, putting their thoughts and time into it.That's why they love when you compliment them on it, because it's the perfect Accessory to show their Personalities.
"Tell a man you like his necktie and you will see his personality unfold like a flower." - Countess Mara, 1950.
Neckties play an effective role in a man's wardrobe.
Whether it be to identify a cause, occupation, a group or just to wear for fun.
Ties gives any man a sense of self, but always remember that "less is more" Balance is the key.When it comes to pairing a shirt and tie: The brighter the tie, the plainer the shirt should be, and vice versa.You can mix prints on ties and shirts, as long as they're not the same size. (In other words, small dots with large stripes are okay, but large stripes with large dots are a bad match.)
Red tie is the #-1 "Classic"
They are the #-1 "Classic" King of all ties never-ever go out of Style.
Red is one of the most popular colors for a necktie.Close to two thirds of all ties sold in the world are either in the red or burgundy.Red ties perfectly accentuates and combines well with almost any suit and shirt, but will be especially great match for a darker suit and white, blue or gray dress shirts.
Blue is #2- Classic
Blue is also among the standard and second most popular colors for neck ties.
As all other neck ties of light colors, it refreshes, so to say, lightens a darker suit and it is especially good for receptions, networking events and similar circumstances. Also, it is a very good color choice for a spring season.
Dark (navy) blue ties
Navy blue tie perfectly combines with all other colors intrinsic to a classic business outfits. Darker suits become overly with such neck ties making a person wearing it look solid and conservative. Various patterns on a base of such color can be a good choice, for they make a neck tie overall more lively yet formal enough, which is perfect for various business occasions.
Orange, pink and lilac ties
They are Pretty and Fun, perfect for Spring.
Neck ties in such bright and refreshing colors are usually worn with white, light blue or other light-colored dress shirts.
Polka dots, paisley, and figure ties
These ties are just great to live up a gloomy, darker suit. Make sure to use a very good judgment though as such ties require an especially good eye to make a perfect match with the rest of an outfit.
These patterns are one of the favorites among French and Italian neck tie designers and if chosen properly can stress your good taste and mastery in tie selection.
Patterns
You should not be intimidated by pattern, have Fun with it. There is nothing to be afraid of and with time you will be a pro at it. The best approach would be to match pattern on pattern that are different in sizes. You may even take this further by wearing a striped shirt with a thicker diagonal striped tie.
Stripes
Matching your tie is easy, just look at you shirt and identify the outstanding color that is on it. Keep it simple and do not put stripe upon stripe. Matching a pinstriped suite with a striped shirt and a striped tie is not a good match.
If you have checkered shirt then try to look for the color that stands out a lot more and use that as a guide for your tie selection.
If you are a micro-check shirt wearer then do not hold back by matching your shirt with a micro-check tie-let your matching skills shine!
If you are Color blind you should stick to plain light color shirts so you can go as Colorful as you would like with your ties and still look great. Colors are Fun, mix and match is Fun as long you don't over-do-it.
Overdoing it will be a bit like saying ”look at me everyone” I'm here!!!
suit, shirt and tie with the same pattern.
100% silk ties are the best quality and knot the best.
The most traditional tie knot is called the Windsor.
The easiest, most casual tie knot is the Four-in-Hand.
The point of a man's tie should stop at his belt.
"Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus".1 Thessalonians 5:16