Women’s bow ties have made a place in the fashion scene for many years. It has been decades since these pieces were reserved for men and women have been seen parading a form of them since the early 1900s
We have put together a shopping guide and answered your frequently asked questions about women’s bow ties.
Everything You Should Know About Women’s Bow Ties
A bow tie is not always the first thing you think about when styling an outfit. However, a women’s bow tie can turn a plain outfit into something more classy or quirky.
What are the different types of Women’s Bow Ties?
Women’s bow ties are simple to style and can be worn with shirts and dresses. There are three main types.
- Classic bow tie: A classic men’s style bow tie that can be worn with dress shirts and collard blouses.
- Ribbon: A softer and longer bow tie that can be worn with collard dresses and blouses.
- Pussycat bow: A long and thin bow tie, that can be sewed on to shirts or collared blouses and dresses
Can women wear a bow tie?
Absolutely. Bow ties are no longer only a men’s fashion item and they are not reserved for formal occasions. A bow tie is a perfect addition to a men’s inspired look as well as a more feminine one.
Can you make a regular tie into a bow tie?
You can. However, it will be a longer bow tie and look more like a pussycat bow that adds a feminine element to your style.
What kind of shirt do you wear with a bow tie?
The best shirt to wear with a bow tie is one that has a collar. It makes it easier to keep the bow tie in place. If you want a funky look you can wear the bow tie with a t-shirt and turn the bow to the side like a necklace.
Can you wear a bow tie with jeans?
Yes! A women’s bow tie is a stylish accessory to given an outfit some character. You can pair your jeans with a collard blouse and add a bow tie.
Summary
Although bow ties have traditionally been associated with men’s wear, it has become accessories women gravitate towards as well.
The bow tie can add a quirkiness to an outfit or style element for both a day and night look.
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