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Tuxedos are for style dressing. You can wear them on occasions like weddings, proms, parties and other formal dinners. Over the years they have evolved into various styles and forms. Most of the designs that we see these days in markets consist of classic styles that have retained their charm over several generations. Today they are smart, easy to care for and everlasting (if well taken care of). They are available in different types of fabrics. From polyester to wool and from satin to cotton, you can choose the one that fits your personal preferences and goes with your occasion of wearing a tuxedo.

Tuxedos look different in different types of fabric. They are available in Velvet, Damask, Broadcloth, Tulle, Organza, Faille and Silk. Of all these types of fabric the fabric that is universally favored for Mens Tuxedos is silk. Silk tuxes are said to be one of the lightest fabrics that give comfort in all types of weather. It is light and comfortable fabric that keeps body cool during hot weathers and warm during winters. Another specialty of silk men’s tuxedos is that they are really strong as it is made of one of the strongest natural fabrics.

Silk tuxes are known for the sheer exclusivity and pure luxury that they behold. Known to exude elegance and style, a tux can make a wedding, fundraiser, or any other formal occasion an event to remember. While the tux may be elegant in concept, their style and cut must be appropriate for the best appearance. On these lines, a thin and short person should go for a single breasted jacket that has long vertical lines to give an illusion of length and layers.

Those who have a short height but a slightly plum figure can go for tuxedos with slim collars; this will make them look slimmer. On the flip side, a tall and husky man should prefer a style that has shawl collar and lay down collar to accentuate its look. A tall but slim man looks smart in every style of tux. You must choose a shirt collar style and tie that compliments your body shape and suit style. For a wholesome package deal, you can also go for a designer package that includes matching shirt, tie, cufflinks, bow, shoes and studs to perfectly complement each other. The price of the designer silk tux depends on the label and the place you buy it from.

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Source by Justin Dalkeith