Every successful man always trieslook stylish and neat. Modern representatives of the stronger sex began to pay more attention to their appearance. This is due to the need to look presentable at work, gallantly in front of a woman and fashionable among friends. There is an opinion that only women can adorn themselves, and a man should use a minimum of accessories. But this is an outdated opinion. Now the wardrobe of a man can be varied with a variety of interesting and stylish accessories that can emphasize the male character.

A woman uses accessories to stand outfrom the crowd, to look more vivid, mysterious. The man, in turn, uses additional elements of the wardrobe in order to look more manly, stylish and attractive. Stylish accessories add a man of self-confidence and determination. An excellent addition to this man's image will be a neck scarf for men. For the first time such an interesting accessory was distributed in France, during the reign of Louis XIV. The king looked at this ornament from the Croatian ambassadors. A handkerchief tied around his neck was so appealing to Louis XIV that he ordered all his subjects to wear them. Then the fashion for men's scarves spread throughout France.

Modern designers of men's clothing oftenuse scarves to create their own collections. All because this accessory is universal. It can be worn with anything: with a shirt, cardigan, t-shirt. Advantage of a neck scarf in front of a tie inthe fact that it fits snugly to the neck and chest, does not hang out, every now and then, getting into a plate or preventing to tie the laces. For men, a neck scarf can create both an image of a creative, free, bright person, and the look of a stylish gentleman.

If the neck scarf is tied under a shirt, thenyou will get a slightly cheeky, careless, but at the same time, intelligent image. If you combine this accessory with a classic suit, tied it instead of a tie, you get a very interesting and uncommon image. A classic costume, combined with a handkerchief around his neck, will look more elegant and solemn.

The man's neck scarf is an element of styleretro. Having tied a neck scarf under the contrasting color of a shirt, one can achieve similarity with a resident from the 30s. There are many ways how to tie a man's neck scarf. There are three classic forms of this detail: ascot, fular and plastron. Ascot is a wide bandage, cut obliquely. Such a scarf can be tied on both the shirt and under it. In order to create a more elegant image, it is necessary to wrap the ascote several times around the neck, tie the ends on the chest and fasten with a beautiful pin or brooch. A detail of a bright tone can be knotted on a shirt and the ends tucked under a vest. To get a more restrained image, you should tie a neck scarf in your "legal" place, like a tie, pull the knot, put the ends behind the collar of your shirt and unbutton the top button. Nodes can be absolutely any. You can first experiment with the tying method and choose the most suitable.

Fuler - this is a narrower strip of fabric, widthabout 10 cm. It is capable of creating a careless, impudent image. How to tie a man's neck scarf-foulard? Yes, whatever! In this case, there is no limit to imagination. Usually it is freely tied around the neck and fixed by a knot, forming a loop, which is fixed with a pin. The ends of the foulard are loosely laid on clothes. Such a detail can be worn under a cardigan and under a bright club jacket. Color fuler has a mass. Often these are colorful headscarves, with bright pictures, stripes, peas.

Plastron is a wider scarf thatapart from the neck, occupies a significant place on the male breast. Plastron tapers in the middle and expands to the bases. Such a neck scarf is usually fastened with a brooch at the base of the breast. Plastron is able to create a solemn image. To learn how to tie a man's neck scarf of this type, it is enough to look at wedding photos - most often it's the groomsmen who use this decoration. The most common way to tie a neck scarf is the "ascot" knot, the knot with the same name with a handkerchief is uncomplicated in its execution. Enough to throw his ends around his neck, then cross them on his chest, and draw through the loop. The finished knot must be straightened and, if desired, tucked under the shirt.

You can tie the classic "foulard" knotas follows: the handkerchief is thrown over the neck, the hinges are crossed, while the upper loop is slightly longer than the bottom. Further, the upper part wraps the bottom two times, and the end is refilled in the throat ring.

There are no definite rules for how to tie a man's scarf properly. Each man can tie it in his own way, which will give him a more vivid personality.