For men, this version of the four-in-hand is more suitable for prom or for eccentric millionaires. Women, Those who come to work with a tie consider it more free and should at least be tempted to this knot.
– The widow of an American President Aristotle Onassis, the big gun multimillionaire, more discordant as Jacqueline’s husband Ken ‘Neda: Immediately after the name of the inventor of this method of tying a tie can be recognized. Onassis changed Plain Four-in-Hand: Instead gain the wide end of the tie in the last step of the tie, put it back in and loosely translated on the knot to the front.The collar, that fits this knot, and that Onassis always wore it shark with a very wide apart with the tips. Material tie should not be too thick. Best fit to this knot, the quality of a typical fabric, charged for something. Binding wasn't even emphasized anymore, than it already is thanks to this unique knot should be stylish and one color than the one.
Important
The first five steps are performed exactly like tying the four-in-hand. Finally, the sixth is easier than it looks in the picture. The most important thing is, you brought the wide end back to the end of the loop, which the node in the opposite direction (right-handed – right). Then simply pull down along the neck to the end of the train and exit the knot, which fell freely forward on him.
A method of binding – The Onasis Tie Knot
In a few words
- – Collar with widely spaced tips
- – Asymmetrical
- – Stylish tie, possibly one color
- – Light fabric and the typical thickness
- – Tie for men and for informal occasions
- – Didn't come off
- – Not suitable for work
- – One “neutral”