Re: Fleming vs Bond (bow-tie)
I have always been told that black tie events meant bow tie, it usually says so on the invitation, not that I have been to many
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danjaq_0ff wrote:I have always been told that black tie events meant bow tie, it usually says so on the invitation, not that I have been to many Ohhhh Peter… if you ever do don’t use one of these...
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I went to a black tie event several weeks ago and yes - black tie means a bowtie even if the bowtie you opt for isn't black! To add to the confusion people seem to wear normal black ties now to black...
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nms75 wrote:I went to a black tie event several weeks ago and yes - black tie means a bowtie even if the bowtie you opt for isn't black! To add to the confusion people seem to wear normal black ties...
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Yes, black tie is a bow tie. Remember that the dinner suit (or "Tux" for some) is meant for after 6 PM, to include the bow tie. To wear a long tie with the dinner jacket is just wrong, especially...
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I remember reading somewhere that Fleming favored the navy blue bow tie with white polka dots because that is what Winston Churchill favored. Back in my New England prep school days, I wore a lot of...
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Was going to pesach yesterday with bowtie…. But my wife wouldn’t allow me….Hummm she said I look like an old professor – hey I am a scientist lolLooked more or less like this : lol
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