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4 ways to really ‘tie’ your outfit together: stylish neckwear from Hermès, Charvet, Paul Smith and Ferragamo will add pizazz to the suit of any modern gentleman about town

Suited, booted and tied to perfection, David Beckham steps out in style during Paris Fashion Week in March. Photo: GC Images
Suited, booted and tied to perfection, David Beckham steps out in style during Paris Fashion Week in March. Photo: GC Images
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Add some sartorial smarts to your wardrobe this spring with these delightfully fun ties that will add the perfect finishing touch to your ensemble – and look great in the boardroom and beyond

There is something so traditional about knotting up and wearing a tie – the workwear staple completes a suit and remains as one of the most powerful, and not to mention, versatile, pieces you can have in your wardrobe. To kick off the spring season, here are some delightfully fun ties for the boardroom and beyond. Our picks are guaranteed to impress even the pickiest of dressers among us, sartorial nerds included.

Paul Smith

Paul Smith silk tie (US$180). Photo: Handout
Paul Smith silk tie (US$180). Photo: Handout
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Paul Smith’s silk tie is emblazoned with multicoloured stripes – the distinct pattern appears throughout the British label’s apparel and accessories collections. Style yours with a classic white shirt.

Hermès

Hermès Magnifying H tie (US$310). Photo: Handout
Hermès Magnifying H tie (US$310). Photo: Handout

The Hermès Magnifying H tie is crafted from heavy silk and adorned with hundreds of tiny letters. The tail is detailed with an embroidered magnifying glass that zeroes in on an enlarged H.

Charvet

Silk jacquard tie (US$300) from Charvet, at Mr Porter. Photo: Handout
Silk jacquard tie (US$300) from Charvet, at Mr Porter. Photo: Handout

This silk-jacquard tie, available at Mr Porter, is from Paris-based tailors Charvet. It features a discreet geometric pattern and a motif that resembles a lipstick print. The prestigious brand has catered to royalty, presidents and the world’s fashion elite since its founding in 1838.