Tuxedos

The highest-quality tuxedo would have to be custom-made by a world-class tailor. A bespoke tuxedo from one of the tailors on Savile Row in London would be a strong contender. In fact, Henry Poole & Co, a Savile Row tailor, is credited with making the world's first tuxedo back in the 1860s.

In most regards, very much like it does now. The black jacket, satin lapels and pant leg stripe, black bow tie and cummerbund or vest, and patent leather shoes were all quite well established. A well-dressed man from 1950 could quite easily walk into a black-tie ball in 2008 without changing his clothes.

There have been some changes, most relatively minor. In the 50s, most lapels would have been either "peak" lapels, which are pointed, or "shawl" lapels, which are curved. Today, the most common lapel on tuxedos is the "notch" lapel, which is the same lapel as on a business suit.

In the 50s, most tuxedos would have had one button, with some having two. Today, the two-button variety is probably more common, with three- and four-button models sometimes seen.

Some tuxedos in the 50s would have been midnight blue, which has become much less common.

Tuxedo vests in the 50s would have been very low-cut, generally with three buttons. Most tuxedo vests sold and rented now are simply satin three-piece suit vests, high-cut and with five or six buttons. Some men wear black four-in-hand ties with tuxedos today, although this is obviously a bad idea.

So, minor changes aside, a man could wear a black jacket with peak or shawl lapels and a black bow tie and cummerbund and be welcomed by society in the 50s and the present.

As a general rule, no, tuxedo shirts should not be monogrammed. Assuming the jacket is worn properly, and that the monogram is embroidered in the correct location, a monogram would never be visible to the public. Furthermore, it would be incredibly pretentious to embellish such a well-defined outfit with a distracting, unnecessary accent.

Black socks would be worn. The most classic type would be calf-length black silk stockings. As long as the ankle does not show, any dressy black socks will do.

Tuxedo Mask was brainwashed by enemies in the first and fifth seasons of the anime.

In the first season, he was brainwashed by Queen Beryl shortly after he recovered his memories as Prince Endymion and remembered the truth ("turned back good") in the final episode of the English-dubbed first season, episode 40, "Day of Destiny" (which combined portions of Japanese episodes 45 and 46).

In the fifth and final season (which was never dubbed into English by any official organization), he was brainwashed by a revived Queen Nehellenia to forget Usagi. After a long struggle just to get to him in Queen Nehellenia's illusory palace, the curse is broken and Mamoru remembers who he is, in episode 172, "The Power of Moon Love! The End of the Nightmare."

The groom and the bride's fathers can both wear a tux. It would be okay for the groom's father to wear a nice suit because he would not be the one walking the bride down the isle.

Usually, the parents. Otherwise go by your own community standards, which might consider equal contributions for drinks, food, after-prom parties and so on. Or it might be considered, in your area, that the boy should pay for extras.

Most boys wear a dark suit for the ceremony, tuxedos are not normal synagogue clothing outside of a wedding.

There is no historical evidence to suggest that Sir Isaac Newton owned a tuxedo cat. While Newton was known to be a devoted cat lover and had a cat named Spithead, the specific breed or color of his cat is not well-documented.

you can get a tuxedo on gta 4 but you have to go to perseus on algonquin to get it though and opisite it is grotto which is a turismo shop.

The ruffled-front shirt was first seen in the late 50s and early 60s, but saw the height of its popularity in the late 60s and 70s. Today, it is only worn as a light-hearted reference to the excesses of 1970s fashion.

Ruffles are now back in style for 2011

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There is a special Dinner Dress uniform that resembles a tuxedo, however it is quite expensive. Whenever I need to wear a tuxedo for a wedding or funeral, etc, I prefer to wear the Dress Blues with ribbons as it is black and can be worn anytime of year. Also, if you are attending a wedding, Ribbons fit best so you don't upstage the groom, of course that is just my opinion.

tuxedo = teel-BO-shet EH-rev (תלבושת ערב)

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Tiny tuxedo is a 5 piece band from lawrence, kansas. They play country folk and gypsy music. They consist of Cainro on guitar and vocals, Allison Olassa on microrgan, Dave Boomerang on doghouse bass, Bretnon a destroyer on drums and Jimi Jon on the banjo. Check out tiny's myspace at www.myspace.com/tinytuxedomusic

yes .... few times in the manga and anime they do

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Ok i have a tuxedo cat he is either 5 or 6 he use to go outside till he got fixed and got shot with a bebe gun but hes still alive anyways i keep looking up to see how long they live and its 14-20 years but my mother said 12-13 so the internet is saying all kinds of things so if u have a better answer let me know and sorry about my spelling im only 12.

Absolutely nothing.

It is actually a really smart way of thinking about it because imagine you are a hungry seal looking for some food, if you look up at a penguin its white tummy blends with the light sunny water above. If you are looking down its dark back blends in with the deep blue colored water. Basically it is a type of way theycamouflage from prey. ask more questions about penguins and I'll answer 'em all!