© Gucci

As I often say, a top class tie adds the finishing touch to a man’s outfit, and a designer tie completes it.

Designer ties are more affordable now than ever before and I’m always quick to recommend them to guys who come into my store asking for fashion tips that will make them stand out from the crowd.

Gucci has a stylish range out for the current season which might be well worth a look to the fashionable man out to impress. In 100 per cent pure silk and handmade of course, these Gucci designer ties are produced in a range of discreet colours to blend perfectly with the rest of your outfit.

Gucci doesn’t go in much for garish ties, preferring subtle toning and understated elegance that shouts “class”. But if you are looking for the men’s fashion statement to complement your designer shirt, then a Gucci tie could be just the thing for you.

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Sarah

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© Ted Baker

There’s nothing worse than a bad tie. That sounds like a big statement, but for such a small piece of fabric it can make or break an outfit.

I’ve seen plenty of men buy a handmade, tailored suit and then pull out a creased tie that looks like something a teacher from the 1970s would wear. Far from being an unimportant addition, designer ties can be the cherry on top of a beautiful suit, and can take the attention away from a less expensive cut. On the other hand, a bad tie can make a guy look like a teenager on his first day at work, or even look the accused standing in the dock.

So what labels do I recommend to my customers for a good tie? Well it depends on the occasion, but why not try something stylish from Hugo Boss, the quirky energy of Ted Baker or the timeless elegance of Gucci. Designer ties are as individual and expressive as you, but whatever you say with designer ties, make sure you say something.

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Sarah

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