Sentences with phrase «dinner suit»

Moschino Couture, «Show Off» collection Fall / Winter 1989 - 1990 black wool dinner suit with appliqued gold plated cutlery and side zip closure.

Search the drawer to find the Formal Dinner Suit.

However, what hasn't changed much in over 100 years in the classic dinner suit, or tuxedo — and Leonardo DiCaprio in a tuxedo has to be one of the most stylish moments in movie history.

Since both of these great cars have the exact same engine, transmission, suspension and wheelbase, the main difference is Lexus comes delivered in «black tie dress» while Avalon arrives in a «three - piece dinner suit.»

Tuxedo cats are those cats who's markings resemble a formal dress dinner suit, a tuxedo cat can look very important and imposing.

In the 1974 performance High Up On A Baroque Palazzo (featured in this new exhibition) they performed at the Garage Gallery in London, donning dinner suits and striking exaggerated poses on and below a makeshift scaffolding palazzo.

And, on the note of expense, even if you wear it only a couple of times a year, a well - made dinner suit is timeless and could last you a decade or more, so think of it as an investment.

Alberto Torresi's two - tone brown and black leather shoes will add a sophisticated edge to an ensemble, especially when teamed up with a dressy outfit like a dinner suit.

A dinner suit doesn't have to be a matching tuxedo set.

By early evening my father would be home from work and the primping and priming would begin: I was enrolled to press my father's dinner suit, iron his shirt and polish his shoes - skills which would later earn me badges at Brownies for my prowess in all things domestic.

I like to think of her boarding the SS Paris in November of 1934, returning to the US from the French collections, most likely carrying a small bag containing her set of jersey «black matches,» which included a tulip skirt, halter, cropped jacket, overcoat with bow neckline, and wide slacks, all fastened with military brass buttons, along with a striped - silk bias - cut «dinner suit.»

Seemingly a nod to 007 or by proxy Arnold Schwarzenegger in True Lies (1994), the aim was a more direct reference to Cage's appearance in a dinner suit for National Treasure 1, when it was hidden under a workman's overall for the Library of Congress party.

Evidently this is not exactly the same costume, as Grant is wearing a dinner suit in the sketch and white tie and tails in the photograph (minus top hat).

Formal evenings require a dinner suit for women and a cocktail dress for women.

It's not classic enough to wear with a dinner suit, but it's simple enough to wear with most other dress codes.