Designer Ties

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The gentleman’s wardrobe staple tie is not an easy task to match but sure with a little thought process you can master the art of matching your designer ties to your suit.
How to match designer ties for men:
Match the colours of your clothes with the tie. A suit, for example, can be a combination of colours itself, ranging from light grey and dark navy blazers to white or light blue shirts. And a safe choice of colour is a navy blue or red tie because these colours tend to match almost any combination of neutral clothes (greys, whites and light blues).
Go with plain clothes and a patterned tie, this will give you the freedom to experiment with any pattern or colour you want. Too much pattern can make you seem fashionably confused but a subtle amount of pattern can actually add the finishing touches to your outfit.
Loafers Shoes
Remember there is nothing as one pair of shoes you can wear everywhere, all the time, with formals and track pants. With a fast growing trend of business casuals and stylish wear creeping in, The origin of penny loafers can be ...
... traced back to Michael Jackson’s moon walk. And their dressier rebirth can be attributed to designers who have narrowed them in style.
The loafer shoes are easy slip-ins without any fussy lace and have no heels or hard sole. Brown and black leather loafers can be easily paired with your crisp formals. For a casual day as you walk out slip-in loafers with a little contemporary colour other than the formal blacks and browns and suede leather is quite a stylish option. Loafers for men with subtle style details like saddle stitch lines or interlacing and eyelets add a classy attitude to your look. Yet another style avatar of the loafer shoes for men is the boat shoes.
Wear a pair of suede loafers with Khakhi cotton Trousers and a mandarin collar white coloured solid shirt for a relaxed minimal look. When going out for a more active evening with friends compliment your Jeans and T-shirt with a pair of bright red or navy loafers.