WEDDINGS, À LA FRANÇAISE
WEDDINGS, À LA FRANÇAISE
Each wedding season, the Cinabre team unearths new colorful and summery fabrics to brighten up your outfits, whether you're one of the guests or getting married. This year, we found you sun-filled club stripes, pastel velvety corduroys, and creamy linens. And if you'd like some inspirations, I've included some of my favorite cult film wedding scenes at the end of this newsletter... A feast for your eyes!
A VELVETY SUMMER
Sky blue, sea green, vintage pink, and plum - We carefully selected four shades of velvety corduroy for these new bow ties. The velvet brings a beautiful depth of color, which makes sense, even in a heat wave. And the ribbed texture brings a less formal and more summery look than our plain velvet models.
CLUB STRIPES... FOR VACATION
Club stripes are a menswear classic. But add in bright colors and a cotton and silk weave, and they immediately take on a vacation vibe. Backing away from the protocol of gentlemen's clubs, we're dipping our toes in the water. Note, these models are also available as ties.
PASTEL IS THE NEW BLACK
Two cream shades, one in linen and the other in wool, join our collection of solid-color bow ties. You'll also see our new lavender iridescent silk.
22 Wedding bow ties Collection
HAPPILY EVER AFTER...
Forget Pinterest boards and mushy magazines. Take some cinematoghraphic inspiration for your wedding day to cultivate the element of surprise. Warning: Not all of these marriages end well - read the script carefully before use.
English chic, morning coat, floral tie, and coiffed hair in "Four Weddings and a Funeral".
Cream Passion: Slim red bow tie, cream-colored tuxedos, Aviator glasses, and stiff smiles in "Scarface". The purple-blue mismatched pants are flawless.
XXL Tartan bow tie in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show". What an eyeful:
Kitschy ties and ultra-bright smiles in "Wedding Crashers":
Tuxedo and rose lapel pin in "The Godfather". Tasteful, almost reassuring:
Pale pink bow tie and mustache in "Raising Arizona":
Weddings are often formal affairs in Scandinavia. In "Melancholia", before the planet hurtles toward Earth, the white coton piqué bow tie and lily of the valley lapel pin are stand-outs:
All white and worried glances in the 1969 film, "La Sirène du Mississippi" (Mississippi Mermaid):
Pomp and circumstance in the 1970 fantasy film, "Peau d'Âne" (Donkey Skin):
Skinny blood-red polka dot tie and a wedding procession in the blazing sun in "The Godfather 2":
A tribute to finish, with the wide striped tie and focused look of Jean-Louis Trintignant in "And God Created Woman":
Joyeuses Noces et bel été !
