It is generally a bad idea.
Some invitations will decree "Black Tie Optional" or "Black Tie Preferred." At the former, tuxedos will probably be worn by the majority of men, but a dark suit is acceptable. At the latter, a dark suit is narrowly acceptable if time or finances truly prevent a man from even renting a tuxedo. However, if an invitation simply says "Black Tie," it would be impolite not to wear a tuxedo.
No.
black cute
yes you have to
In a word, no! If you choose not to wear formal attire to a "black tie optional event" the expectation is that you will wear a dark suit with a necktie if a guy or a cocktail dress if a woman.
An event that requires formal attire. A tuxedo or black suit and tie for men and formal or cocktail dress for women
Black or a dark blue if you have blonde or light hair. If you have dark red or a lightish brunette you can where black, nude, or white. If you have black or a really dark brunette then I suggest nude or white. This way your outfit is balanced out and not to light or not to dark
Sliver surfaces reflect heat keeping the body of the firefighter cool, whereas black surfaces are good absorbers of heat.
The Dark Knight. Midnight black is his suit color if you cared
make his and his neck holder and the bat simble and make his black boots
Maybe a Nice Shirt and Dark Jeans! Or maybe Shirt and Suit Trousers but just no Suit Jacket! I Suppose that's why its optional. From Rosiiekaii P.S call other people that are attending and ask them what they are wearing and copy them so u know you will not be the only dressed like that.
Any brown, black, dark blonde tone might suit you.
Depends. Dark blue and black can set people off of what they see of it, sometimes they think the blue is black. If its a black tie, a light blue shirt can go better if you really want blue.