He said there's actually no difference between the dinner jacket and the tuxedo — and the different names came about due to their location in the world. From doing your homework to choosing the ...

His highness commissioned it in blue with matching pants and the "dinner jacket" — as the tuxedo was called back then — took off. At this time, the jacket was usually black, shawl collared ...

Among the most basic: What’s the difference between a suit and a tuxedo ... at the office to dinner out at a nicer restaurant. From there, aside from ensuring that your jacket and pants are ...

Colman Domingo opted for a fire-truck red Valentino dinner jacket, belted insouciantly at ... pure magnificence embodied by a ...

In 1886, a cloistered community in upstate New York gave its name to a new kind of dinner jacket. one hundred twenty-five years later, the tuxedo has withstood time and the whims of fashion—much ...

Everything produced by Kirk and Derrick Miller, the brothers behind this West Village haberdasher, is bespoke. "If somebody wants to get adventurous, we can absolutely do that," Kirk says. "We've ...

The dinner jacket—or tuxedo, as it’s less elegantly referred to in the United States, or smoking (as in le smoking), as it’s wonderfully called in some parts of Europe—has been around ...

I know I want a high-end dinner-jacket-style look, but where do I go from there? And can I get shoes that I can wear beyond the tuxedo? Mazel tov! By dinner jacket you could mean either a shawl ...

The tuxedo jacket for women ... That includes the iconic dinner jacket. Says Poggioli, “Anthony had cutters and tailors dedicated to our production.” He adds Saint Laurent even had period ...