What hat with a tuxedo?

[moontheloon]

Were they at least basic black?

And high top Chucks, hopefully?

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Shell toe Adidas


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[moontheloon]

I'm glad I don't live there


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all good Dandy.... different strokes


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[Frunobulax]

Shell toe Adidas


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Oh, well that's just wrong.
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[Bob Roberts]

Well, I think everybody here is just fine and dandy!


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Like sugar plum candy...

 

[Bob Roberts]

I wore sneakers with a tuxedo ... fight me

White I hope or maybe red.

 

[Zombie_61]

I wore sneakers with a tuxedo ... fight me

I did that at our wedding. Well, not at the wedding, but as soon as the wedding photos had been taken and throughout the reception. We got married on a hot day in August, and those rented patent leather shoes were the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever worn.

 

[AlmostDecapitatedByMyCollar]

I did that at our wedding. Well, not at the wedding, but as soon as the wedding photos had been taken and throughout the reception. We got married on a hot day in August, and those rented patent leather shoes were the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever worn.

Was your wedding after 6 PM?


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[Zombie_61]

Was your wedding after 6 PM?

Nope. Started at 10:00 a.m., and by 10:25 we wuz hitched; not bad for a Catholic ceremony.

 

[moontheloon]

HaHaHaHaHa!

Now look, you all know how important this kind of stuff is to me. If one doesn't follow the guide lines set forth by the fashion (as we say down South) PO-leece, how could one ever be considered a Dandy?

 

[AlmostDecapitatedByMyCollar]

Nope. Started at 10:00 a.m., and by 10:25 we wuz hitched; not bad for a Catholic ceremony.

Then, you should not have worn a tuxedo. Tuxedos are eveningwear.


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[Bob Roberts]

^ ^ ^ ^
Does that make the marriage null and void in the eyes of the church?

 

[Zombie_61]

Then, you should not have worn a tuxedo. Tuxedos are eveningwear.

Oops. Oh well, that was nearly 36 years ago; I'd guess the statute of limitations on that "offense" expired long ago.

Does that make the marriage null and void in the eyes of the church?

No one mentioned it at any of the meetings.

 

[TheDane]

Then, you should not have worn a tuxedo. Tuxedos are eveningwear.


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Would Plus Fours be appropriate with a white-powdered whig ... before Noon?

 

[Art Fawcett]

LOL,,,boy, you guys are brutal!!!

 

[RJR]

LOL,,,boy, you guys are brutal!!!

 

[AlmostDecapitatedByMyCollar]

Would Plus Fours be appropriate with a white-powdered whig ... before Noon?

Yes, that would be appropriate


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[RJR]

Yes, that would be appropriate


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[Zombie_61]

Yes, that would be appropriate

But only on a golf course.

 

[Edward]

Then, you should not have worn a tuxedo. Tuxedos are eveningwear.


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This is where the UK and the US have diverged on 'formal' wear during the last few decades. Here in the UK, formal daywear has all but disappeared outside of weddings (and the last decade has seen a significant rise in the number of people getting married in lounge suits), where it is still common, whereas in the US it seems black tie has been evolving towards being a noe, all-purpose, type of formal dress, for day and evening. Anathema to those who feel the need to hold fast to the older 'rules', thouygh perhaps it will one day come to be seen as but one step in the evolution of black tie. After all, in the twenties black tie norms were still only emergent, and the idea that one might wear a dinner jacket (Tuxedo in American parlance) in public was still considered quite gauche by many. Now most people might wear black tie but once or twice in their lives, and perhaps not even be aware of white tie.

 

[AlmostDecapitatedByMyCollar]

This is where the UK and the US have diverged on 'formal' wear during the last few decades. Here in the UK, formal daywear has all but disappeared outside of weddings (and the last decade has seen a significant rise in the number of people getting married in lounge suits), where it is still common, whereas in the US it seems black tie has been evolving towards being a noe, all-purpose, type of formal dress, for day and evening. Anathema to those who feel the need to hold fast to the older 'rules', thouygh perhaps it will one day come to be seen as but one step in the evolution of black tie. After all, in the twenties black tie norms were still only emergent, and the idea that one might wear a dinner jacket (Tuxedo in American parlance) in public was still considered quite gauche by many. Now most people might wear black tie but once or twice in their lives, and perhaps not even be aware of white tie.

True


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