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The tie is regal for its strut as well as its blue blood.
Its dynasty get its ancestor from the Roman “Focale”, which appears in no less than emperor Trajan’s Column.
The first one to speak of it was the philosopher Voltaire, having noticed the Croatian soldiers would wear one around their necks (from which the name cravatta derives). Later on, decorated with lace in the courts of monarchs and illuminati, it embodies noble vanity. With the revolution and the guillotine, it goes from the patriots’ necks to those of nationalists and of statisticians.
Its patrilineage is destined to share in the success of the male potentate or else, for “reasons of State”, will it ever be found on the necks of the future dominant women?
