Sayonara, sister. It’s #hisdaytoo. Let’s take a moment to celebrate strapping grooms. Two-tone tuxedos are both suave and something extra, for the gentleman who likes to stand out.
Hunter Deeley and PJ McGovern tied the knot at the Tidewater Inn on October 6, 2018 in navy and David blue dot Bonobos tuxedos and matching Steve Madden black velvet smoking slippers. Photo by Olivia Reed.
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Lapel Styles, According to James Bonds
Shawl
Daniel Craig in Skyfall
With its outward sweep, the shawl collar exudes old-school glamour. Though less formal than the peak, it’s still Black-tie appropriate.
Calibrate
Peak
George Lazenby in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
The most formal of the lapel styles, the peak is distinguished by its angular shape, which juts up toward the shoulders.
Notch
Sean Connery in Goldfinger
Purists may scoff at the groom who sports a notch lapel on his tuxedo, but it’s a fashion-forward move that we applaud. Just take it from Bond!
David Donahue
