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Tucked-In Neckties: Subversive Tailoring & Shirt Plackets
Subverting corporate formality with the tucked-in necktie runway styling trick. Folding silk and knit ties directly into shirt plackets and waistbands beneath tailored blazers for a sleek, unconventional sartorial statement.
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We curated this high-concept tailoring edit around the runway sensation of tucked-in neckties popularized by Saint Laurent. We pair men's charcoal grey wool suits, men's navy blazers, and men's crisp white dress shirts with men's slim silk ties and men's knitted ties neatly tucked between placket buttons. Grounded by men's black leather Chelsea boots and men's monk strap shoes, this styling subversion revitalizes formal dress codes with rebellious architectural poise.
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