editor’s picks t Vineyard Vines’ 100% importedsilk, handmade ties, from left: “Burgee” in Dutch Blue, “Bar Stripe” in Marine, “Micro Dot” in Palm Beach, “Stripe” in Lily Pad, “Sailboat” in Mariner. $75 each. Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Avenue (59th Street); 212-705-2000; bloomingdales.com, vineyardvines.com tie one on... Time to dump the flip flops and the T-shirts and disconsolately face the end of summer’s Casual Fridays. Back-to-work season means more formal dressing. (Read: Break out the ties.) If you’re still lusting for summer, though, transition through fall with brighter, pastel-y neckwear, before you start sporting the winter Repps and bold, jewel colors. A few ideas for tying the (Windsor) knot here. By Ruth J. Katz t From designer Josh Bach, two fun ties, both in silk, and hand-finished in Long Island City: “Civitas,” featuring a refined view of the map of Gotham, in a sunny blue. $55. Museum of the City of New York, 220 Fifth Avenue (103rd Street); 212-534-1672; mcny.org t 12 A duo of classic styles from Brooks Brothers: “Fuchsia and Navy Stripe” with narrower white bands (near right) and “Pink Twill Track” (far right), with alternating stripes in a tri-color combo, with slivers of white accents. $75 each. Brooks Brothers, 346 Madison Avenue (44th Street); 212-682-8800; brooksbrothers.com t For the dog-lover in you, “Paw Prints” in Rover’s favorite bright red. $45. Tiecoon, Pennsylvania Station (Amtrak Level); Seventh Avenue and 33rd Street; 212-904-1433; joshbach.com Two different colorways of a swirling, paisleylike design, handcrafted in 100% silk, from celebrated Italian designer Kiton. $245 each. Peter Elliot Men, 1070 Madison Avenue (81st/82nd Streets); 212-570-2300