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Expressing Personal Style for Prom

BOSTON, MA, December 7, 2004 – When your date gets made for prom, decode his tux choice. Bill Tzizik, CEO of Classic Tuxedo said, “Baggy or torn looks are fine for everyday but for the prom you have to go formal. But dressing in a tux also offers the opportunity to express your personal style.” Tuxedos have gone from standard and plain to downright fresh and cutting edge.

With so many variations of the tuxedo and a huge selection of accessory options, here are some looks that express unique style.

If your guy is wearing a three-button notch lapel tuxedo by Matteo Maas with white wing collar shirt, black wool crepe vest and black satin bow tie, his look is conservative cool. This guy has his eye on fashion and goes for European styling, soft comfortable fabrics, and likes a sophisticated high-end look. Worn with a black formal shirt and four-in-hand tie, this guy is strongly ambitious and always does his best.
If your guy chooses the Mandarin tuxedo with multi-button detailing and satin, banded collar with a white banded collar shirt and button cover, he dares to be different and is comfortable with ndie/alternative ideas.
Personally dynamic and easy going describes the guy who might wear a two button single-breasted notch Monsieur Givenchy tuxedo with Bellagio subtle sharkskin fabric vest with bow tie, Windsor tie or cravat. Paisley or stripe accessories also impart the classic attitude that he conveys.
The Ralph Lauren two button peak lapel tuxedo, worn with a King Twill fullback vest, is for the guy who sports an All-American look. This guy has a rugged tough exterior but, at the same time, he’s the charming guy next door who dresses to impress.
Self-motivated and successful describes the guy with hip-hop style who wears the FUBU, four-button single-breasted notch elongated jacket tuxedo with black striped fabric. With laydown collar shirt, signature platinum full back vest and coordinating Windsor tie, it’s topped off with a fedora for smooth and sexy style.

So when it’s time to get made for prom, work with your date on choosing a tuxedo that reflects his style and personality. He’ll be just as comfortable in his tux as when he’s wearing his favorite jeans and kicks.

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