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.
a suit is just well um i cant tell you what a suit is but i know what a tuxedo is a tuxedo is the same as a suit except a tuxedo has black stripes going down the sides of both legs a suit does not have stripes
a suit is like a tuxedo for men and an application is an app u get on ur iphone or ipod
Formal is where you have to wear a suit or a tuxedo, kinda like Prom, but more serious.Informal is more casual.
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A tuxedo is vest formal a suit is tie formal you would wear a tuxedo at a wedding or prom or something like that you would wear a suit at a business or a funeral or anything like that
There is none. Dinner jacket is English English for tuxedo! It does imply a black tie and vice versa.
the tuxedo (with Jackie Chan)
if im right, mamoru (tuxedo mask) is a college student. usagi is around 14 ( i dont know the exact age of tuxedo mask)
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