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Question Title My invitation says Black Tie, what does that mean?
Black Tie events require a tuxedo to be worn when attending.  The most common tuxedos worn are 1 or 2 button notch tuxedo jackets but you can wear almost any black tuxedo to this event.  The classic look would include a pleated wingtip or lay down shirt worn with a bowtie and cummerbund.  If the event is a bit more casual a vest and tie can substituted in place of the cummerbund.  Finishing touches include a nice set of stud and cufflinks with a white pocket square.
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Article Number: 28
Created: 2008-08-22 3:52 PM
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