For some, they're a floppy piece of neck fabric designed to ruin dining experiences and get in your food. For others, they're a way to say to the world, "I dressed up." Regardless of how you feel, ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. I am here to tell you that the tie is coming back. In fact, it is back. That this news comes to you from a ...

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Whenever you want. Weddings, interviews, fancy dinners, sure, but also on a random Tuesday when you want to look like you put in five extra minutes of effort. A tie signals intent. It says you meant ...

Time to say bye to your tie? The businesswear staple reduces blood flow to the brain by squashing veins in the neck, research suggests. Robin Lüddecke at University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein in ...

Ties are being upcycled into bags and clothes as people look for thrifty ways to use them now men are rejecting them for reasons of practicality and fashion. The shift away from wearing a tie to the ...

As parts of the world start to feel normal once more – masks off, restaurants open, offices full (except on Fridays) – we are readying ourselves to go out again. In Sydney, the Silver Party is back on ...