Is commenced like the Byron, Bergami, and Talma; a mere knot is made, the ends left loose, and shirt collar turned down, as shewn in the Cravate Jesuitique.
This style possesses the great advantage of preventing the wearer from entering any public place, and of causing him to be shewn (politely) to the door of any private house.
[See plate D, fig. 27 and 32.]
Cravate en Jet d’Eau.
The same as the Cravate en Cascade.
Cravate Casse Cœur.
The same as the Bergami; the favourite colour is red (Sang de Bœuf).