We use the term black tie, suit, and tuxedo rather interchangably, but when getting married, or attending a wedding, which one of those we wear actually does matter quite a bit. When we think of ...

Deciding what to wear to a wedding can feel a bit tricky—especially on the suit front. On one hand, you want to look your best for your loved ones’ big day, but on the other, you don’t want to upstage ...

Maisie-Kate Keane is a luxury bridal stylist and seamstress based in New York. She has extensive training and experience in the fashion industry, holding a degree in fashion design from Limerick ...

When it comes to finding a tuxedo for the wedding, most grooms give a blank stare. Yes, you could rent a tuxedo. But when it comes to looking debonair on your big day, we’re guessing you might want to ...

Jeanne Foley and Diana Ganz are counting down the days until they can finally deliver what many of their female customers have been requesting for years: tuxedos and suits made especially for women.

Nowadays, weddings are generally way less traditional than they used to be — except when they’re deeply religious. They’re a personal moment, an occasion designed to celebrate union but dictated by ...

Weddings may be rooted in tradition—but your outfit doesn’t have to be. Anything goes up on the altar, whether it’s a gown in a shocking color, or a fabulous Thom Brown tuxedo. Many queer brides, ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Prestige Tuxedo, which offers tuxedo and suit rentals, has the largest on-site inventory in Tennessee. The tux shop, owned and operated by Prestige Cleaners, stocks more than ...

When Jeanne Foley and her then-fiancé began planning their wedding in 2013, she expected the usual challenges—finding the right photographer, tracking invitations and RSVPs, and designing a seating ...

Someone hands you a book of fabric swatches for your wedding attire, and you start to sweat. The range of choices for men’s wedding formalwear can be overwhelming—how do you decide? What would Don ...

Many are walking down the aisle in bolder colors and more creative styles. By Alix Strauss The black tuxedo, invented in the late 1800s, was once the only option for grooms and groomsmen. But in ...