Wall Street Journal writes-

Dec. 4, 2024

For those who spent years, even decades, with silk knots around their necks, the
business-casual movement has been a breath of fresh air, literally.
But for those professionals never subjected to stuffy dress codes, transitioning
from college campuses to nearly-as-informal workplaces can feel like missing a
rite of passage. Some 20-somethings are embracing the necktie to project
gravitas and show personality with a pattern or pop of color.

Women are getting in on the tie renaissance, too, saying it helps command a room.

Nancy Berman, a member ofthe U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad, has worn her own line of neckties to meetings in Washington.

One of her favorites is a crystal-studded tie from fashion startup NANDANIE that
cost about $250. The brand’s founder, Nancy Berman, is a presidential appointee
to the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad who
wore ties for two days of meetings in Washington recently.
“When you walk into a room and you’ve got on a tie, like a man might do, you’re
making a statement: I’m here to be taken seriously,” she says.

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