Could be the extreme-measure solution for someone having to wear a tuxedo but doesn’t have an Ascot tie. Basically you tie a knot, both ends of which must be the same width.
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VISMARA
From the back, it looks like a normal tie knot… actually it has its own independence: it’s called this because it is shown in an advertisement published by Vismara, a tie maker inMilan.
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It is the equivalent, in the field of ties, of theBerlinin the world of bow ties. The knot is made more dynamic thanks to a cut which crosses it diagonally. It is created almost exclusively with cashmere ties.
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It’s the best method to create a solid knot with a tie which is not long enough to be tied with the Scappino or traditional Windsor.
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Similar to the Windsor in appearance, it is a bit less cone-shaped. It is distinguished by its knot which calls for one less step; it’s useful with particularly wide or thick ties with which tying a complete Windsor would not be convenient.
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