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Colored tuxedos can work well for weddings, proms, galas, and other formal celebrations where the dress code allows personal expression. Midnight blue offers a traditional look, while burgundy or emerald can make a bolder statement. Check the invitation and host’s expectations before choosing a color.
A midnight blue tuxedo is a classic alternative to black for black-tie events. Other colors may suit creative black-tie celebrations, but they are less traditional. For a strict black-tie dress code, stick with black or midnight blue unless the host indicates otherwise.
A crisp white tuxedo shirt is a versatile choice that creates a clean contrast with a colored tuxedo. A pleated front or textured bib adds traditional formal detail, while a plain-front formal shirt creates a more understated look. Choose a collar designed to complement your bow tie.
Let the tuxedo color be the focal point and keep accessories simple. A black bow tie and black formal shoes create a cohesive foundation, especially with black lapels. Add a white pocket square for contrast, and coordinate cufflinks and shirt studs in the same metal tone.
Matching trousers create a unified tuxedo look, while black formal trousers can provide contrast with a colored dinner jacket. For a polished combination, coordinate the trousers with the jacket’s formal details, such as black lapel facing. Avoid casual pants, which can make the outfit feel less formal.