Designer Silk Ties and Their Creators: Obtuse Critiques
by Patrick McMurray
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A Woman’s Designer Silk Tie
Although women have probably always adorned their necks, they did not wear neckties until the later 1800s. Feminine versions of men's Designer Silk Ties began to appear along with the more tailored clothing women wore while bicycling, skating, hiking, or boating. Now there are many women designers who’ve made a significant mark amongst the men, like Cressida Bell Designer Ties “A touch of femininity, the scent of a woman”
The Vivienne Westwood contribution
Free form, a little abstract, totally unpredictable and always an element of surprise, best describes Vivienne’s designer silk ties creations. Drawing a little out of each era of her career, from punk to pirate, she has pasted a hint of each, blending with classical form and even a little graffiti. There is no mistaking; no collection is whole without a Vivienne Westwood Designer Tie.
There is none as volatile as the fashion industry, here today gone tomorrow.
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