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Color Wheel First, and of utmost importance, let s re-visit the color wheel. Why, you ask? Because color coordination continues to confound even the most brilliant of men. It incidentally also happens to be why I started our tie line, The Dark Knot by helping gentlemen dress better through providing matching recommendations for suits and shirts with every tie, and why I was inspired to create this blog in the first place! The issue, whether we like it or not, with combining shirts and ties is that unless we want to err on the side of conservative and introduce little color to our ensemble, we, as discerning, dapper gentlemen, will at some point have to get comfortable with the concept of a color wheel if we are to introduce variety and flair into our wardrobes. The color wheel represents a comprehensive range of primary (blue, red and yellow), secondary (orange, green and purple) and tertiary (blue-green, yellow-green and red-purple). Below are the major color schemes going from lowest intensity( color contrast) to highest intensity (color contrast): A monochromatic color scheme involves choosing variants of the same color

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This junior cut feminine silhouette features a scoop neckline with drape, fitted bodice, floral mesh skirt with ruching, and adjustable spaghetti straps that criscross the open back and back tie