Pulled from the pages of How to Tie a Tie: A Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Dressed, learn the best pocket squares folds, and how to accent your suiting favorites.

There's nothing that can add flavor to a simple grey or navy suit like a splash of color, and that splash of color can only come from one of two places: the tie or the pocket square. And when it ...

The benefit of wearing a pocket square during a swampy Washington summer is that it means you can get away without a tie, thus freeing your neck for some much-needed air flow. “Nowadays guys are ...

He definitely looked very professional, but you could barely see the pocket square and what you could see was patterned and didn't match his tie. That didn't seem in keeping with the suit ...

Step 3: Fold in the excess fabric at the bottom and your pocket square fold is complete. Styling Tip: This versatile fold is suitable for any black tie event and pairs well with business casuals ...

Since your pocket square is situated so close to your tie and often rendered in the same material, it’s tempting to make both your tie and pocket square match. Easy, right? Unfortunately ...

Grenier chose a more modern statement, with a splashy red kerchief that matched his tie and bloomed from the pocket like a prom-night boutonniere. There are a few pocket square faux pas.

A square knot is easy to tie quickly. Joe Cermele The square knot was historically known as the Hercules knot. While the name suggests strength, I think it’s fair to say associating it with Hercules ...

Take for instance, the humble pocket square. It’s not just a small hanky ... It should complement your shirt and tie, not mirror them. It should match the broader aspect of your clothes ...

at the most—like a tie and tie bar, or a pocket square with a tie—to add some understated elegance to your look. Selecting a solid square that picks up a color in your tie is an easy way to ...