White tie
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White tie, also known as full evening dress or a dress suit, is the most formal in traditional evening Western dress codes. Noted for its strict dress code, it is often considered the pinnacle of Western formal dress standards.
Etymology[edit | edit source]
The term "white tie" originates from the white bow tie worn by men in this dress code. The term "full dress" was used in the 19th century to mean the most formal option available, while "evening dress" is a general term for clothes suitable for formal social events.
Components[edit | edit source]
Men[edit | edit source]
Men's dress for white tie occasions consists of:
- Black dress coat (also known as a tailcoat)
- White piqué front or a white marcella for the shirt
- A detachable white piqué wing collar for the shirt
- White piqué bow tie
- White piqué waistcoat (U.S. vest)
- Black patent leather court shoes
- Black silk socks
- Cufflinks and shirt studs
Women[edit | edit source]
Women's dress for white tie occasions is more varied. It can include:
- Ball gown
- Evening gloves
- Tiara (if married)
- Dress-length gloves
- Jewellery
Occasions[edit | edit source]
White tie dress code is usually reserved for state dinners, formal balls, evening weddings, high society events and some awards ceremonies.
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