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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;CoeThomlin1513: Created page with &amp;quot;Knowing when to dress formally is just as important as dressing formally in the first place, and depending on what you&amp;#039;ve got hanging up in your wardrobe, you may or may not be r...&amp;quot;&lt;/p&gt;
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&lt;div&gt;Knowing when to dress formally is just as important as dressing formally in the first place, and depending on what you&#039;ve got hanging up in your wardrobe, you may or may not be ready. For starters, formal items like bow ties should only be worn to very formal events - like weddings, or with suits like tuxedos. If you&#039;re over dressing and wearing a bow tie with something like a dress shirt, to something casual, then you probably don&#039;t know what over dressing is.&lt;br /&gt;
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Matching and coordinating your outfit can be just as important as matching and coordinating with others. And no, that doesn&#039;t mean wearing the same colours or style clothes as other guests to whatever you&#039;re attending, it means you&#039;ll have to wearing something that&#039;s either just as formal or casual as other guests. If you&#039;re wearing a bow tie to a birthday party at a pub, then you&#039;re doing something wrong. And conversely, if you&#039;re wearing a t-shirt and pair of jeans to a funeral, well, you really have no idea how to dress to anything at all.&lt;br /&gt;
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Bow ties, specifically, are an important part of formal wear - as long as you know when to wear them. They usually go hand in hand with tuxedos, meaning you&#039;ll only be wearing them at events like weddings or wedding receptions. Otherwise, there&#039;s really no reason to wear such a formal piece of clothing - it&#039;ll make you look stiff, and even uncomfortable. On a positive note, you&#039;ll look astute, but that doesn&#039;t help if no one will be able to approach you.&lt;br /&gt;
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Another important aspect of formal wear, when dealing with garments like bow ties, is where to purchase them in the first place. Since most men will just rent a tuxedo, those who own them will have to purchase their bow tie from a boutique or department store. But, this can be an expensive option, and if you&#039;re looking to save money, shopping around can be a good idea. Even if you&#039;re just trying to save money on buying something like a bow tie, it&#039;s worth it.&lt;br /&gt;
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Once you&#039;ve found the perfect neckwear to go with your tuxedo, or the particular event you&#039;re attending, you won&#039;t be able to look any better. And, furthermore, you&#039;ll be able to wear your bow tie to more than just one event - something that people who rent tuxedos can&#039;t do. This is great if you happen to like dress up; if you like to look good.&lt;br /&gt;
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