Tuxedo Junction: Essays On American Culture: American Commodore Mentor
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798549645974
- Series
- Tuxedo Junction
- Pages
- 50
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2021-08-04
- Author
- Lincoln Paulauskas
Description
A tux is a fancy black suit that you might wear, along with a bow tie, to your senior prom or your wedding. The word tux is a common North American shorthand for a tuxedo. If you're invited to an elegant party that's "black tie only," that means you're expected to wear a long, dressy gown or a tux. You have seen the Tuxedos being worn by many including your favorite movie stars like Jackie Chan as he acted in The Tuxedo, Fred Aster in the early films, or other fictitious movie characters like James Bond. You may have even worn one before, during, your prom event, or as a groomsman or had even worn it during your wedding day. But have we know where this very American formal wear originated? Or why it is called the Tuxedo?
