Need an argumentative essay on The History of Ties: How did ties become an essential element of modern business attire. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism.During the seventeenth century, the Cr

Need an argumentative essay on The History of Ties: How did ties become an essential element of modern business attire. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism.

During the seventeenth century, the Croatian mercenaries who had fought and won the war over Turkey visited King Louis XIV in Paris, in order to celebrate their victory. Besides their smart uniforms, the soldiers wore bright scarves around their necks called cravats. King Louis was greatly impressed by their brightly colored silk scarves, that he soon adopted it for his own soldiers who called themselves as the “The Royal Cravattes” derived from the Croatian word “Kravate”. Its popularity spread, and it soon became a fashion accessory. This style broadened to England where Charles II showed a deep interest in Cravats which is popular even to this day. The revolution of neck cloths started in England in the beginning of the seventeenth century. At that time, neck ties became a fashionable element of men and women outfit, as being an attribute of shirts with broad linen collar with lace that required to be tied in order to keep the initial shape. Later on, the collar itself was replaced by a long piece of linen that laid foundation for modern neck tie. Appearance of separate pieces of linen made them more visible and started to attract creativity of designers in old England. At that point in time, expensive price for linen and lace itself made neck tie an essential symbol of social status. With time, neck ties started to become more diverse and were differentiated on price and the materials used. From the middle of the eighteenth century, Europe adapted the way of wearing cravat over the shirt collar, just like it is being done in the modern business world. The development of the modern neck ties started in the nineteenth century, when male fashion adapted a non-compromising black and white standard, and very strict requirements to tying cravat. Men could spoil several times before they actually make it right, while dressing. The same century introduced the fashion for the bow tie that became a standard dress code for official events. The combination of the fashion and growing demand for neck ties in general made sales approach in the industry as well as related sphere more speculative and the US magazines started to offer new models and styles in men’s clothing. At the end of the nineteenth century, Europe has gone through a neck tie revolution, bringing more choice and freedom in styles and way of use of neckwear. This was hugely determined by growing diversity in the models of shirts that brought attention back to the neck area and made it interesting for fashion designers to open up room for creativity in neckwear trends. Silk became the major fabric for neck ties and remains the same up till now. The evolution of ties from loose cravat, bow ties and other forms to modern concept of classic ties is impressive, and to some extent identifies the fashion in general. Looking through decade’s preferences among men towards ties, it is possible to define the face of fashion as well as personality types and communication styles of individuals that could also be derived from their choice of ties and the combination of colors. Re-design and de-colorization of ties in modern business environments could be considered as supportive evidences to the growing influence of language of colors that affect peoples’ relations, perception of reality and complexity of interpersonal relations.