Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Bow Ties

A display of shirts and bow ties at Stackpole Moore Tryon, a fine clothier on Trumbull Street in the center of downtown Hartford.



Did I mention that Hartford is a bit conservative?

16 comments:

  1. Great selection. Leif should be excited to see those bow ties!!

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  2. They are beautiful!I think it's classic elegant not conservative!:)
    That red tie is a plus!
    Léia

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  3. You certainly don't see many bow ties anymore!

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  4. I didn't think anyone wore these anymore. Nice find.

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  5. Wonderful, wonderful, Jack. Store displays are favorites of mine!

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  6. I like this photo! It reminds me of American Universities, teachers and education!

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  7. Did someone say bowties? I wore my Christmas wreath bowtie last week and I think it was a hit!

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  8. Hi Jack! Love the photo blog! Glad to hear that retirement is suiting both you and Kitty well.

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  9. Lol, looks like it! Over here the craze is shocking pink. Yes, for men. No, not specifically for some men.

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  10. You rarely see bow ties worn here except for black tie dinners. They seem to suggest a certain sort of man - wealthy, intellectual, comfortable to be the centre of attention but a bit maverick.... or just old-fashioned!

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  11. The only bow tie I've seen in the last 50 years was worn by Larry King!

    And it sounds as though you're my kind of golfer!

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  12. I have recently bought my first.It's a blue/yellow paisley number. I LOVE it. I'll try anything once. Worn it twice... lots of compliments.

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  13. Conservative and elegant.
    I love this pink one:)

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  14. I like it. Big fan of the bow tie. I'm really enjoying your photos from inside these stores.

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  15. You didn't need to. The bowties say it all. Elegant photo.

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  16. I'd like to wear one, but I'd be the only one in town!

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