"Neckties are having a moment. Spotted all over fashion week, from the runways (Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Jonathan Anderson's debut at Dior) to the front row (Daniel Craig, Robert Pattinson, Lennon Gallagher), they're also popping up on TikTok and Instagram. The Guardian's journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more. However, if you're not a celeb or someone who does regular GRWM TikToks,"
"Ties are the first thing I rummage through in charity shops. Vintage ties tend to have more personality than new ones, whether it's stripes or a paisley print, and they're often made from silk the best fabric for a tie. They're also much more affordable. You might have to rummage hard, but it's worth it when you're the only person at a function with your one-of-a-kind tie."
Neckties are currently prominent on runways, in front-row fashion, and on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Wearing a tie outside formal dress codes can feel like a strong statement, but careful styling prevents a dated or costume-like appearance and adds visual impact. Vintage silk ties are recommended for personality, affordability, and quality, with charity shops and online marketplaces offering unique designer finds. Vestiaire Collective, Rokit, and Vinted are noted sources for secondhand and vintage ties, including luxury and discontinued labels. Authentication options can help verify designer pieces.
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