That wedding invite might say "black tie welcome," but what does that really mean? Standard "black tie" means formal — men in tuxes and ladies in fl...
With invitation options so confusing these days and wedding season around the corner, it's no wonder people aren't sure what to wear anymore.
It's simply a fact of modern life that attire, whether in the office, a night on the town, or even a cocktail party, is a lot more informal than it once was. In my book, that's not the end of the world as we know it, nor does it mean you need to follow suit.
On Saturday, Nov. 12, over 3,000 people got together and raised more than $1 million to support HRC (Human Rights Campaign) and a variety of other LGBT-focused North Texas charities.
It may be Fashion Week in New York, but bold sartorial statements aren't limited to the bounds of the white tents. Improv Everywhere held their se...
The stars came out at the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Washington Hilton on April 30, 2011. The black tie affair was the place where politicians, news correspondents and Hollywood types all came together.
Of the over one hundred etiquette subjects I have taught, dress and etiquette are always in the top ten. Dressing is not like setting the table, where rules rule. Are there rules for dress? You bet, but there's a lot more freedom of style.
Remove the "r," "n" and "y" from playwright A. R. Gurney's name and what's left is "argue"--perhaps a reviewer's excessively roundabout way to assert ...
A receiving line is the perfect opportunity for guests and hosts to meet one another at a large event. They are only essential for groups of fifty or more, when it's otherwise impossible for the hosts to greet everyone individually.
Next weekend, October 22 to 24th Las Vegas revives, revitalizes and celebrates the style pioneered in desert resort's glory days when glamour ruled ...
