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Black tie optional means the couple would be happy to see you in a tuxedo, but a dark, formal suit is equally welcome. It is the invitation telling you the evening is dressy without requiring anyon…
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Evening wedding attire for men means a dark suit or a tuxedo, depending on how formal the invitation is. Once a wedding starts after about five in the afternoon, the dress code moves up a level: de…
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A tuxedo is one of the most recognizable garments in men’s formal wear — and also one of the most misunderstood. Most men only need one a handful of times, and every time there is a moment of uncer…
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Tuxedo vs suit: both look sharp, both belong at formal events, and both will get you through the door. But wearing the wrong one is a mistake you will feel all night. The difference between a tuxed…
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The father of the groom outfit sits at an intersection that most men do not navigate often: you are not in the wedding party, but you are in every photograph. You are not setting the dress code, bu…
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Black tie wedding guest attire for men raises one question immediately: do you actually need a tuxedo? The short answer is yes. Black tie is the second-most formal dress code in the Western dress c…
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Groom outfit ideas start with one underlying fact: everything else in the wedding party calibrates off of what the groom wears. The groomsmen, the fathers, the guests – every attire decision made b…
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Getting groomsmen attire right means solving a coordination problem, not just a shopping one. You are dressing multiple people with different body types, comfort levels, and budgets, and the result…
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The invite says “cocktail attire.” Or maybe “black tie optional.” Or nothing at all. Knowing what to wear to a wedding comes down to…
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The tuxedo has been the ultimate piece of formal wear for more than 100 years. This formal black suit was named after Tuxedo Park, New York, where it was…
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