Its effect is similar to that of the Boater, however in this instance the knot is of smaller proportions and the tie is purposely cut in a bottle-like shape to create a wider effect where it exits the knot.
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BOATER
Its main feature is the conical cylinder knot relatively tight from which it comes out a vaporous leg that expands quickly. It’s a dandy tie from the early twentieth century.
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Here the bow tie is reduced to the lowest terms: formed by only one bow and only one extremity, one next to the other.
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A tie full of crystals or false diamonds can be set a witty ornament for an evening of Carnival or New Year.
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It was the favourite tie of George Simenon, mystery novel writer. Practically it poses again the structure and the pattern of the bow tie, but instead of being of fabric is achieved with a string.
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