Cravate à la Russe.
In this style are included all Cravats which are fastened at the back of the neck, without the ends being at all brought in front; these should not be concealed under the Cravat, but down the back, and care must be taken to prevent their rising above the waistcoat. Any colour is allowed, and starch may be used or not ad libitum.
Cravate Jesuitique.
This is a Cravat in appearance only.
For this style the waistcoat must be made en cuirasse, and the collar must be high enough to conceal the neck entirely. The shirt collar is turned down and forms a kind of band.
Although this style has lately become very general, we have never been at all prepossessed in its favour; not merely because it is unpleasant to the eye, but that we rather pride ourselves in despising most cordially whatever has the least resemblance to the name or quality of a Jesuit.