All you need to know about the evolution of neckties
An air of authority
The necktie, a 19th-century fashion accessory, has evolved into a versatile, colorful, and status symbol, often worn by men in certain professions.
Forgoing ties also has symbolic power
The symbolic power of a tie doesn't diminish when loosened or taken off.
Snipping the tie off
In the mid-20th century, the tie became a symbol of the bourgeois establishment, leading to the 1968 movement and the Women's carnival night in Germany, where women cut off men's ties to symbolize equal rights.
A sign of respect
Tie wear is seen as a sign of respect and good manners in modern society, especially for men and women. Women's ties are coveted, often narrow, short, or wide, and often adorned with colorful patterns.