necktie
necktie, λ₯νμ΄
A necktie is a long piece of cloth worn with formal attire. Office workers often wear it for a formal look.
Neckties come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, allowing for self-expression. They are often worn on special occasions or important events.
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The origin of the necktie dates back to the 17th century, when Croatian mercenaries wore scarves around their necks. The French court found this stylish and developed it into a fashion item, which marked the beginning of modern necktie culture.
In modern society, neckties are an important business item that symbolizes professionalism and trustworthiness. Although they are worn less often these days due to the spread of casual work culture, neckties are still considered the finishing touch to formal attire and hold special meaning.