Comment faire son nœud demi-Windsor - Tutoriel Men's Code : comment faire un nœud de cravate 

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The cravat, as a symbol of elegance and cultivation, originates from the Croats. Namely, the Croatians were bound in themselves with the paintings of the paintings. This "Croatian style" won the Parisian bandwagon and they adopted a new fashion item "a la Croate"! So the tie went into the city's fashion and won Europe and the rest of the world. Apart from French and German, the word tie is also mentioned in some other European languages. The tie as an expression appears in the 17th century. The meaning of the term was initially different, from the expression of the Croatian horseman to the fashion detail. Permanent fighting against the Turks, they made Croatians very valued soldiers. Sold Croatian soldiers had a unique military uniform, using a recognizable detail of the neck around the neck, the forerunner of today's cravat. The reason why Croatian soldiers wore such knobs around the door can be found in the Croatian puppet tradition. The brides gave their fiancées a fringe as a sign of mutual fidelity. It was initially made of linen linen and lace, and often of very precious silk. Silk scarves, besides their beauty, also had another function - due to the slipperyness of the material itself, the soldiers' neck was often kept in the battle, because the blade of the sword would simply slip through the maram without causing cuts. This at first military clothing item is soon to be used in the fashion of the second half of the 17th century: French King Louis XIV. it starts to wear because of its simplicity with respect to high collars and even employs a personal cravat. From France, Europe is expanding, and the English are introducing a specific method of engagement, as well as colorful colors. The American textile Jesse Langsdorf cuts the fabric in three parts and sews it again, making it easier to tie and manufacture. Many people are surprised to know that Croatia is home to the tie, and the biggest cravat distributors; Croate, Michelle and Stephen Crocker, add: "What's coffee for Brazil, and watches for Switzerland, it's a tie for Croatia." On October 18, 2008, the Croatian Parliament proclaimed the Day of Ties. Since then, Dan is cravating and officially celebrating in Croatia and in some parts of the world. What does the color of the tie mean? Red color is power, richness, power, and passion. Often, they are led by office leaders or groups of people who need to be motivated. Blue is a calming color that means peace and temper. It is the best choice to go to conversations that are quarrelsome and harsh words because peace and temper are not to be understood as a sign of weakness, but as perseverance and longevity. The yellow color of the sun represents a positive atmosphere and vitality. People who have this cravat color usually radiate heat and transfer their positive energy to people around them. Green represents growth and renewal. People who like to learn and increase their knowledge and skills often decide for a green color. Brown is a person who is very grounded and realistic. Although many consider that man should have great ambitions and ambitions, a certain amount of obesity is always desirable. People wearing a brown color are most likely to be very reliable. Black represents formality. She often dresses up on occasions and social events that require seriousness.

Merci, bonne vidéo, mais comment faire la petite vaguelette élégante avec le noeud ? je n'y arrive pas

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J’ai du payer 10 euros une vendeuse pour apprendre ce noeud. J’ai essayée 20 fois avec la vidéo et je n’y suis pas arrivé