Please come with a dress code of "BLACK TIE".
I am far from that place,
I often go to weddings, dinner parties, and classic social gatherings.
It is a basic rule for gentlemen in Europe.
When I traveled to France, there were some stores that I couldn't enter because of this code.
So, "Let's wear a black tie" is a mistake.
It means "Please wear a tuxedo."
The tuxedo was originally a semi-formal evening wear, but nowadays it is considered a formal garment on a par with a tailcoat.
It is said that the style first began in the 1880s in America, when it was worn in high society at Tuxedo Park.
Tuxedo is American English, and is called a "dinner jacket" in the UK and a "smoking jacket" in France.
The name tuxedo is derived from the place name.
Later, tailcoats became the formal attire for evening wear and tuxedos the semi-formal attire for daytime wear.
Apparently, he originally wore a red jacket and tailcoat pants,
Nowadays, there are various styles of collars, and peak lapels and shawl collars with silk made to order are the most common.
This collar design was originally the lining of a stand-collar jacket, and its meaning can be understood when considering the origins and history of the lapel.
If the venue has a black tie dress code, you will need to wear a tuxedo.
You will need to dress accordingly.
First, the shirt is a white pleated shirt with a bow tie.
Shoes include black opera pumps or leather shoes with inner lacing.
If possible, you should also get a cummerbund and a chief.
A walking stick and a hat will add to the atmosphere.
"apartir tailler" offers a wide selection of made-to-order clothing, including tuxedos for the groom as well as dresswear that will stand out in such an occasion.
Tuxedos can be rented, but since they are clothing worn on special occasions, it is recommended to have one custom-made to your specifications.
Because there are so few opportunities, you will shine even more by wearing clothes that you are particular about.
We are also looking for those brave enough to wear it casually as everyday wear.
Click here for details on custom-made tuxedos
