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cravat

[kruh-vat] / krəˈvæt /


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Voluptuous bow ties and cravats worn scrunchily with fisherman sandals and socks.

From Los Angeles Times

Other affectations such as Booth’s cravat pin, pinkie ring and monogrammed leather boots add to his carefully curated image.

From Los Angeles Times

Dean, 25, wore a stiff shirt, cravat, argyle jumper and pinstripe team blazer.

From BBC

Perhaps it's because he's traipsing around Somerset and London with his shirt open – far less restrictive attire compared to the stuffy cravats, elaborate wigs and face powders that were deemed fashionable for the time.

From Salon

Grant’s commitment to his dastardly rogue barely goes beyond his cravat — he’d rather guffaw than feign gravitas.

From New York Times