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When is a good time to wear a vest?

Vests are usually only worn underneath suites or tuxedos. They never look right when they are worn by themselves.


What was the fashion worn by Irish during 1800's-1900's?

The fashion was always big dresses and tuxedos


Where can I buy used tuxedos online that are in good shape?

There are online retailers who offer gently worn tuxedos. Most are cast-off by rental shops. Check out these sites for more info: www.myowntuxedo.com/ AND www.greattux.com Tuxedosonline.com (http://www.tuxedosonline.com/Used_Tuxedos.14.57.0.1.htm) often has used tuxedos that are in great shape and they are highly recommended by customers. Another good site to check is Recycled Bride at http://www.recycledbride.com/listing-by-category/Tuxedos. Another site you might want to use will direct you to a number of sites that currently have used tuxedos available is http://www.thefind.com/apparel/info-used-tuxedos.


Why can't you wear a hat with a tuxedo'?

Tuxedos may be worn with an appropriate hat. This may be a bowler's hat or a top hat, among others.


Use tuxedo in a sentence?

"I only wore a tuxedo once in my life -so far!" "A tuxedo seems to be worn by penguins!" "Are all tuxedos black?"


Do tuxedos have shirts with french cuffs?

The tuxedo is not the shirt, it is the jacket worn over the shirt. However, a shirt with French cuffs does go well with a tuxedo.


How did tuxedos become the standard in formal wear?

The tuxedo dates back to the early 1800's. It originated with a coat with a long tail and usually was worn with a white tie. Today it is worn by men for most special occasions.


Where on your body would you find a cummerbund?

You would wear it wherever you would wear a tuxedo. A cumberbund is part of the formal wear attire that is an accessory to the tuxedo. & it is worn, by men, around the waist.


What does it mean if a path has been trodden to your front door?

many steps have worn a path in the grass


What is the definition of a dickie?

A dickie is an accessory for a tuxedo. It is meant to replace the white undershirt traditionally worn under the black coat of a tuxedo. Dickies are no longer worn by most people, particularly because formal wear and tuxedos in general are no longer worn often.


What is the difference between a suit and a tuxedo?

Tuxedo jackets have a satin lapel; tuxedo pants have a satin stripe down the outside legs. Tuxedo shirts often have a pleated front, as well as being compatible with studs and cuff links. Patent leather shoes are worn with tuxedos. Suits have a self lapel (same fabric as the body of the coat), no satin stripe down the pants, with a plain-front dress shirt and ordinary leather shoes are worn. Traditionally, a tuxedo has a curved "shawl" lapel or a pointed "peak" lapel. Today, the majority of tuxedos have "notch" lapels like those of a common suit. Tuxedos also traditionally have only one button, compared to two or three on suits; this distinction is also less common today.


Did President Obama ask that swords not be worn at the Naval Academy graduation?

No, swords are not worn to graduation by tradition, not presidential preference.