Entity: TIE
A tie is a narrow fabric band worn around the neck and tied in a knot or bow close to the throat. It is used for formal attire but is also becoming acceptable for casual wear.
TIE
Etymology
The word 'tie' originates from the Old English word 'tigan,' meaning 'to tie, bind, or fasten.'
Definition
A tie is a garment accessory worn around the neck, typically made of fabric and tied in a knot or bow, used for decorative or formal purposes.
Historical Context
Ties have been a part of men's fashion for centuries, evolving from cravats to the modern necktie. They have been symbols of status, professionalism, and style.
Cultural Significance
Ties are often associated with formal attire, business settings, and special occasions. They can convey a sense of authority, professionalism, or personal style.
Related Concepts
- Bow tie
- Necktie
- Cravat
See Also
A garment accessory worn around the neck, typically made of fabric and tied in a knot or bow, used for decorative or formal purposes.