Invited to a wedding? Warning! Dress code: bow tie
And now that?
You receive a wedding invitation from a colleague you haven't seen in a while, you open it and suddenly: WHAM! Here is your first challenge: Dress Code Bow Tie.
God! You have never worn a bow tie in your life , you don't know where to buy them, and what's more, you wonder if "that" is sold ready-made or if I have to tie the knot myself.
This, as we tell in today's post, is how many find themselves with their first bow tie; at a wedding , a wedding with a dress code.
Therefore, from here and with much love,
3 options for all those who have a wedding with a dress code: bow tie
1. Surrender to classic colors, and the butterfly-shaped finish. Everything to try to go as unnoticed as possible. Search and see the bow tie models in plain, dull colors.
2. Take advantage. Since they are giving you the opportunity to wear an accessory that you would never have worn , why don't you dare to combine a bow tie with suspenders or laces. Is this too much for you? Then choose a printed model and don't wear straps.
3. From lost to the river. If this seems like a great idea to you, if you have always wanted to wear a bow tie but have never found the time, this is your moment . Choose the bow tie that you like the most and, if possible, the one that stands out the most with your outfit. He has to say, "Hey! I'm here, and yes, I love my bow tie."
If you are still lost, banging your head against the wall, imploring the Gods or cursing the wedding with dress code, write to us, we will teach you some tricks so you can go to that wedding without making a drama of it :)
Look at this simple infographic and learn how to match your bow tie
