referring now to the drawings in detail , wherein the same reference numbers indicate the same parts and details in each of the several figures , as follows : in fig1 , a frontal view of a preferred embodiment of the invention ( in this instance a faux monarch butterfly that functions as a bowtie ) the reference numeral 10 indicates the generally hard inflexible sheetlike material that comprises the opened wings and central body area of a butterfly ; wherein material 10 &# 39 ; s front surface 10 - s shows the coloration of a recognizable species of butterfly , and material 10 &# 39 ; s outline 10 - o indicates the shape of the opened wings of said species of butterfly . due to patent formalities this figure &# 39 ; s preferred embodiment &# 39 ; s ( i . e . monarch butterfly &# 39 ; s ) actual colors of black , orange , yellow , and white appear in the fig1 as several shades of black , gray , and white . in this figure the butterfly &# 39 ; s two wings 10 l and 10 r are symmetrically arranged on each side of the butterfly &# 39 ; s body 12 , wherein body 12 is a narrow thin material ( a small piece of leather about 1 / 25 inch thick is a suitable but not the only choice ) whose intent is to realistically portray and add depth to the central thoracic region of the represented butterfly . body 12 may be glued , stapled , or attached by other suitable means to the central frontal area of material 10 . in fig2 , a top or plan view of the same embodiment of fig1 , material 10 , the generally hard inflexible sheetlike material that comprises the opened wings and central thoracic area of a faux butterfly , appears as a thin line and as such indicates this material &# 39 ; s sheetlike construction . the butterfly &# 39 ; s body 12 appears as a slightly thicker material which is attached to the vertically central area of material 10 . this view also indicates the location of the front surface 10 - s on which appears the coloration of a recognizable species of butterfly , and this view also shows how the two halves of the faux butterfly &# 39 ; s wings 10 l and 10 r are bent slightly forward to simulate the natural pose of a real butterfly &# 39 ; s wings when open . in fig3 , a rear perspective view and exploded assembly taken from above and to one side of the same embodiment of fig1 and 2 , material 10 is the generally hard inflexible sheetlike material that comprises the opened wings and central body area of a species of butterfly , outline 10 - o indicates the shape of the butterfly &# 39 ; s opened wings , 10 l indicates the butterfly &# 39 ; s left wing and 10 r indicates its right wing . this view also shows the butterfly &# 39 ; s body 12 s in solid form before it is attached to the central frontal area of material 10 and the location of body 12 d in dotted lines after it is attached to the central frontal area of material 10 . although the means of mounting the disclosed bowtie invention on a wearer is not part of said invention , since a bowtie must include such a means of mounting on its wearer in order to be useful , in order to indicate the practicality of said invention the following describes two of several simple means of mounting said invention on a wearer . ( 1 ) drill two tiny holes in the thoracic region of material 10 and staple body 12 through the holes in material 10 to a beltlike strap situated behind material 10 wherein said beltlike strap would buckle around the neck of the wearer ; or ( 2 ) solder or braze a clip or other connecting means to the central back region of material 10 wherein said clip would hold said invention to the collar of the wearer . although the disclosed invention has been described and shown herein in terms of certain exemplary embodiments , it should be understood that various modifications and alterations could likely be made to the invention by any person skilled in the art or science to which the invention pertains without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention as defined in the following claims :
a bowtie that looks like a butterfly with opened wings which a person can wear on the front of one &# 39 ; s neck in the manner that one normally wears a bowtie .