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[header] How to wear a tie clip [title] Match the tie clip to the outfit. [step] A metal tie clip in plain silver or gold is generally a safe, stylish choice. You may opt for a colored, textured, or embellished clip to add a little panache to your look.

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  1. Match the tie clip to the outfit's standard style-a plain black or burgundy tie works well, or if you like to restyle it yourself, you may want to experiment with darker colors that you like to dress up. [title] Purchase a bright tie clip in an accent color.
  2. [title] Opt for a-line or throwaway tie clips. [step] If you have a classic look, go with a style that can actually look stylish.
  3. Synthetic, nylon, or silk tie clips complement the style without contrasting it badly. [substeps] For men, a solid-colored tie is the minimum requirement for a formal tie clip, but any vintage stake, a candy cane, or other embellishment should do the trick.
  4. Consider how the clip could influence your outfit: a pattered clip can make a plain outfit more interesting, while a simple metal clip may tone down a busy-looking tie. [substeps] Try to match the clip to the metal details of your outfit-a watch, jacket buttons, cufflinks, belt buckle.

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