However, no one would dare to challenge Winston Churchill (1874-1965) as the most famous promoter of this distant descendant of the pleated jabot. For Sir Winston, the bow tie was a small but ...

Think Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, and Thomas Edison, all of whom incorporated the bow tie into their signature looks. During the Golden Age of Hollywood (1920s-1950s), bow ties became ...

Not only smart and stylish, bow ties are actually pretty versatile. A bow tie can dress up a sports jacket or put the finishing touch on a tuxedo, and can be an appropriate choice for black-tie ...

Sir Winston Churchill' made a surprise appearance at a VE Day celebration at Ducklington, near Witney. In his smart suit, hat and bow tie and holding his traditional cigar, he stepped from his ...

The black and white print features Churchill in his Homburg hat and bow tie, a cigar sticking out of his mouth. The swills of neon glass capture his distinctive features — the round face ...

I say amen to raising the bar, but I can’t bear wearing a traditional bow tie—and haven’t done so for over a decade. Around the turn of the millennium, I was enthusiastically dress-code ...