National Bow Tie Day
August 28, Thursday
History
The origins of the holiday are connected with the popularization of the bow tie as a fashion accessory, which for centuries has remained a part of the classic men’s wardrobe. It is believed that in its modern form it appeared in the 17th century in France, inspired by Croatian soldiers who wore neck scarves. Over time, the bow tie became an attribute of gentlemen, actors, musicians, and even politicians.
Traditions and Celebration
On this day people:
* wear a bow tie to work, school, or a walk
* share photos on social media, promoting the accessory
* organize parties and themed events in retro or classic style
* give friends and loved ones bow ties as a sign of friendship and fun
* designers and stores hold promotions and shows dedicated to this accessory
Modern Significance
Today National Bow Tie Day is a way to express individuality and sense of style. For many, it is a symbol of confidence and creativity. The holiday unites people who love fashion, non-standard solutions, and know how to highlight their uniqueness with a small but striking detail.