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Three Designs on the Four-in-Hand 

From a vintage find to new classics

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click to enlarge Chicago designer Lee Allison may be known for bringing the bowtie - back to life, but he's also fashioning many of his woven-silk patterns - into handsome four-in-hand ties like this fiery-colored find — - $90 at Aidan Gill for Men (550 Fulton St., 566-4903; 2026 - Magazine St., 587-9090; www.aidangillformen.com).
  • Chicago designer Lee Allison may be known for bringing the bowtie back to life, but he's also fashioning many of his woven-silk patterns into handsome four-in-hand ties like this fiery-colored find — $90 at Aidan Gill for Men (550 Fulton St., 566-4903; 2026 Magazine St., 587-9090; www.aidangillformen.com).


click to enlarge In a timeless print, this 100 percent silk necktie's rich, red color - makes it perfect for the holidays — $89.50 at Porter-Stevens - Men's Wear (Lakeside Shopping Center, 3301 Veterans Memorial Blvd., - Metairie, 834-3771).
  • In a timeless print, this 100 percent silk necktie's rich, red color makes it perfect for the holidays — $89.50 at Porter-Stevens Men's Wear (Lakeside Shopping Center, 3301 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Metairie, 834-3771).


click to enlarge From a collection that bears the name of the late fashion guru Mr. - Blackwell, this vintage tie is stitched with golden thread for a - decorously dazzling look — $24 at Neophobia (2855 Magazine - St., 899-2444; www.neophobia-nola.com). - Photo by Theresa Cassagne
  • Photo by Theresa Cassagne
  • From a collection that bears the name of the late fashion guru Mr. Blackwell, this vintage tie is stitched with golden thread for a decorously dazzling look — $24 at Neophobia (2855 Magazine St., 899-2444; www.neophobia-nola.com).
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