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if you think ties can only be worn around your neck, think again. one student at the university of georgia took her sense of style to a new level. i'm not sure if i could actually pull this one off, but if you are brave enough do to it, well why not? i would definitely steer away from contrasting patterns...that might be a little too much. you could always go with a polka-dotted or a striped theme. i mean, why not go as far as sports teams? keeping it simple is probably the most important thing, since you are wearing ties as a main item of clothing. however, it's good to know some people do still have their own sense of style.