Another noticeable men’s trend on the 87 th Academy Awards red carpet is the unusually deep bench of tuxedo jackets with a shawl-collar lapel. Considered the most formal of the three styles (the ...

The tuxedo jacket usually features either a shawl or peak-collar lapel, traditionally done in a lightweight fabric with some ...

Which one is the actual best tuxedo? Well, that kind of depends on our preferences—Are you a shawl collar guy or a peak lapel fella? Do you want something simple and classic or are you down to ...

Senior features writer Adam Tschorn is a former small-town newspaper editor, game-show question-and-answer man and fashion scribe who joined the Los Angeles Times in 2007. He currently covers a ...

Buying a tuxedo involves a number of options. Peaked lapels or notched? Traditional or shawl collar? Bibbed front or a plain pique fabric? Cummerbund or vest? Patent-leather lace-ups or pumps ...

Orlando Bloom matched a bowtie with his tux. —The Hollywood Reporter ... and the soft-front shirt with turndown collar wore more comfortably. The most novel option was to replace one’s ...

And can I get shoes that I can wear beyond the tuxedo? Mazel tov! By dinner jacket you could mean either a shawl-collar tuxedo or a white dinner jacket, but the shoe question—which I’ll ...

A traditional tux is one of the easy options—but still one of many, as you'll see ahead. Ah, the shawl-collar tux. No notches. No peaks. Just one smooth, oblong satin lapel. It's perfectly ...

Sullivan recently swung by J. Crew's Ludlow Shop in Tribeca to get fitted for the latest addition to the brand's formal offerings, a shawl-collar tuxedo with a classic one-button closure and a ...

On his wrist for the occasion was an Omega Globemaster fitted with a black leather strap to better suit his classic black shawl-collar tuxedo. Mescal, who was nominated for Best Actor for his ...

As so many Oscars hopefuls do, it is time to make friends with the tuxedo. Credit... Supported by By Guy Trebay Winners and losers, orgies of gratitude, generous lashings of false humility ...