Neither man donned a necktie ... But their outfits lacked the pure magnificence embodied by a beautiful black tuxedo. I don’t ...

A man should wear a tuxedo for the most formal occasions, such as black-tie events like weddings, proms, galas, and charity events. Awards ceremonies like the Oscars and formal dinners or parties ...

Don’t own a tuxedo yet—or just want one that ... he realized Ralph Lauren’s take on the black-tie power suit makes him the guy to have in your Rolodex when you need a tux.

The 33-year-old actor arrived at the 76th annual Primetime Emmy Awards in a classic black tuxedo featuring a black bow tie. In keeping with the debonair vibe, he wore his blond waves slicked back.

As so many Oscars hopefuls do, it is time to make friends with the tuxedo. Credit... Supported by By Guy Trebay Winners and losers, orgies of gratitude, generous lashings of false humility ...

Unfortunately, at most black-tie events, almost every man will look the same from a distance. I overcame this sartorial obstacle by buying myself a navy tuxedo from Todd Snyder. This tux has ...

TO MAKE a lasting impression in black-tie affairs or formal occasions, tuxedo shoes are mandatory. Whether you're attending a gala, a wedding, a soirée, or walking the red carpet, the right ...

When it comes to a black-tie affair, your shoes say everything. While yes, the tuxedo is a key factor, the shoes are where you can really shine and show off your personal style. Even when ...

We arrived at the wedding to find that not even the father of the bride was in black tie. He had a beautiful suit, but it was not a tuxedo. The groom and his best man wore regular black suits with ...

Neither man donned a necktie ... But their outfits lacked the pure magnificence embodied by a beautiful black tuxedo. Paul Newman (and his pocketful of cigs) proving that nothing beats an ...