so why does it sound like you have written this for a group of retards, imagine having to match two little things, my God!!

Hi angel.
Your comment made me laugh so, so, so, so much! You'd think that no one needs such guide as offered here, but oh, I tell you...! I'm the son of a very elegant journalist father who had more than 25 shirts and a number of ties that at age 8 when I first noticed them, I didn't think there was a number to count them. I forgot about that dress style until my mid 20s, when I got back to my parental roots in terms of dress code. I have over 20 ties and about 15 or so dress shirts. I love to dress up! It's very easy for me to match it all up whether at my closet or at the store. But I printed the matching guide, all in color, page by page, for many of my friends who simply don't seem to have the color-matching gene in them... no clue!

There actually are people out there who need this guide!

How can you fashion brain trusts call white or light solid shirts and Grammpa ties fashion statements. Who did you consult, the Pope?
How very ..... Bland and boring. Is this the Johnny Wallflower look?

The notes above must have been written by guys who dress like
Bozo the clown and think they look great. There is nothing more sexy than a man in a well coordinated outfit.

Wearing an outfit that looks as if it were made from the flag of Bangledesh is not attractive.

I hate it when men can't even tie the tie with a nice knot. it's all lopsided and ridiculously shaped.

My dad used to tie it so it was a perfect triangle shape... he always looked so nice. I've taught my three boys how to tie them and carried on the tradition.

That black and yellow striped tie REALLY sends a message! It says; "I'm under construction!"