It seems I've worn more Gene Meyer ties than any other brand since I began the blog in August; I must really like them! The Artcyclopedia defines Minimalism as "a form of art in which objects are stripped down to their elemental, geometric form, and presented in an impersonal manner." That holds true for most Gene Meyer ties (although some are very playful, and thus personal), including this one. I thought I had worn the most minimalist of Gene Meyer ties back in December, but today's is even moreso. The only thing that could be more minimal would be a solid-color tie, and those don't count! I think I only have two or three more Gene Meyer ties in the queue; I better start looking for more.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
Back to basics
It seems I've worn more Gene Meyer ties than any other brand since I began the blog in August; I must really like them! The Artcyclopedia defines Minimalism as "a form of art in which objects are stripped down to their elemental, geometric form, and presented in an impersonal manner." That holds true for most Gene Meyer ties (although some are very playful, and thus personal), including this one. I thought I had worn the most minimalist of Gene Meyer ties back in December, but today's is even moreso. The only thing that could be more minimal would be a solid-color tie, and those don't count! I think I only have two or three more Gene Meyer ties in the queue; I better start looking for more.
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