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Necktie

A necktie (American English) – also called a long tie or, more usually, simply a tie (Commonwealth English) – is a cloth article of formal neckwear or office attire worn for decorative or symbolic purposes, knotted at the throat, resting under a folded shirt collar, and usually draped down the chest. On rare occasions, neckties are worn above a winged…

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History

Neckties as womenswear

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Knots

Ties as a sign of membership and other patterns

Opposition to neckties

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Necktie

Nodes255
Edges254
Triples230
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007843
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Necktie

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related to Origins · 26
Necktie → Because, Como, Cravats, Croates, Croatia, Croatian, Croats, Dublin, Europe, France, French, From, Hrvati, International Necktie Day, Jabots, Louis XIV, Military Frontier, October, Parisians, Sydney
related to Paisley · 23
Necktie → Britain, Central Asian, English-speaking, In, India, Iran, Kashmir, Mughal Empire, Of Persian, Pahlavi, Paisley, Persia, Persian, Qajar, Safavid, Sassanid, Scotland, Some, South, The
related to School ties · 22
Necktie → African, Australia, Club, Collegiate, Commonwealth, Court, England, Exeter College, In, In Hong Kong, Inns, Malaysia, Neckties, New Zealand, Oxford, Regimental, Royal Colleges, School, Singapore, Sri Lanka
related to Other anti-necktie sentiment · 21
Necktie → Although, Amazon, Apple, At, Friday, Fridays, Genentech, Google, IKEA, In, In Western, Many, Microsoft, Monday, Monsanto, Neckties, Removing, Some, There, Thursday
related to Regimental ties · 15
Necktie → British, Club, Commonwealth, From, In, In Britain, In Commonwealth, It, James Bond, Members, Regimental, Repp, Royal Navy, Some, The
related to Tartan · 15
Necktie → Dress Act, Highland, Highland Revival, Historically, Jacobite, Modern, Originating, Scotland, Scottish, Scottish Gaelic, Scottish Register, Tartan, Tartans, The, Today
related to 1945–1995 · 14
Necktie → Around, Art Deco, Bold Look, By, Esquire, GIs, Mister, Small, The, The Bold Look, This, Through, Tie, Widths
related to 1995–present · 13
Necktie → Annie Hall, At, By, Conversely, Diane Keaton, During, It, Marlene Dietrich, Since, The, This, US, While
related to 1860s–1920s: bow ties, scarf/neckerchief, the ascot, the long tie · 12
Necktie → Academic, Benjamin Harrison, Castell, In, Industrial Revolution, Limited, Long, Oxford, Son, Theodore Roosevelt, US, With
related to Four-in-hand · 12
Necktie → As, Early, Four-in-Hand Driving Company, Great Britain, In, Jesse Langsdorf, London, New York City, Some, The, UK, US

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ties neckties tie knot also worn dress wearing wear four-in-hand fashion used cravat often around men usually knots shirt modern

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the restaurant industry or police forcesinstance ofwhich nowadays may be required in professions0.80text
Dacroninstance ofmicrofibers0.80text
rayon were used but have since fallen out of favorinstance ofmicrofibers0.80text
the Beatlesinstance ofSkinny ties were first popularized in the late 1950s and early 1960s by British bands0.80text
the Kinksinstance ofSkinny ties were first popularized in the late 1950s and early 1960s by British bands0.80text
alongside the subculture that embraced such bandsinstance ofSkinny ties were first popularized in the late 1950s and early 1960s by British bands0.80text
the modsinstance ofSkinny ties were first popularized in the late 1950s and early 1960s by British bands0.80text
the Knackinstance ofThey were later repopularized in the late 1970s and early 1980s by new wave and power pop bands0.80text
Blondieinstance ofThey were later repopularized in the late 1970s and early 1980s by new wave and power pop bands0.80text
Duran Duraninstance ofThey were later repopularized in the late 1970s and early 1980s by new wave and power pop bands0.80text
colonel-in-chief.The traditional method of styling regimental ties remainsinstance ofor to an honorary position0.80text
the kiltinstance ofwhere it has been used for centuries in traditional clothing0.80text

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