This post is in honor of my Mister who discovered the bow tie a few months ago, and hasn't been seen without one since. Whenever we are shopping in a store, I know exactly where to find him - knee deep in bow ties.
Without further adieu, I offer you some photos of some very famous lovers of the almighty bow tie.
A very distinguished bow tie wearer, Sir Winston Churchill. Hopefully, the Mister won't follow suit and add the cigar to his repertoire.
Yes, you did Pee Wee, and there are a few other things you are famous for, as well.
Bad boy/good boy image bow tie wearer.
Nobody does it better.
A very scientific way of wearing the bow tie.
An extremely talented bow tie guy.
A very temperamental bow tie wearer.
A very Kardashian way of sporting a bow tie.
"Wearing a bow tie is a statement. Almost an act of defiance."
~Rick Kaplan
Hope you had a great weekend.
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Katie, I love your captions below:) Great photos!
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