Tuxedo bravado

By: Cherrypop
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We all are familiar with the iconic Yves St Laurent ‘le smoking’ tuxedo jacket created in the 70s and the classically mannish design has now returned in all its glory as a tribute to the 90s era. While the late designer’s label had models with bowl inspired haircuts take to the stage, designers like Richard Chai paired his with a sparkly vest and white blouse underneath, Roberto Cavalli had a detailed, ruffled blouse and cream booties with his jacket, and Salvatore Ferragamo opted for laidback chic with rolled up cuff sleeves and a belt. There was no forgetting the provocatively ruffled sheer blouse with a bib from Viktor & Rolf’s collection, perfect under a stern, structured jacket. Whether you choose to wear your tux jacket either masculine with a crisp button down shirt or utterly graceful with a frilly blouse and skirt, there’s no stopping the resurgence of the jacket so modernize it and embrace it wholeheartedly!

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Richard Chai dazzles literally by layering a tux jacket over a sequined vest and slouchy blouse, untucked over skinny pants. The perfect look for night if you don’t want to seem overdressed and you prefer the androgynous look

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Roberto Cavalli’s take on the tux trend is fitted, polished and matched with cream accents

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Salvatore Ferragamo allows the sleeves to peek out from underneath the jacket and a nonchalant belt finishes off the outfit

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A transparent blouse like this one from Viktor & Rolf is the perfect little number to tantalise under a jacket. Just make sure you wear a black camisole or at least a bra underneath to maintain your modesty!

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Seen on the street, this duo are coordinated in every way - from the phoning gesture to the smart luminescent tuxes. For her, a large tote and scarf make for a great outfit when mixed and matched while his white shirt and black pants ultimately spell stylish

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In red as an accent against top-to-toe black, an LBD with ankle boots is the perfect accompaniment to this stylish getup

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Daughters of the Revolution offers a sequined vest that is a great piece to add to your wardrobe to achieve that classic, modern effect with a blazer

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The perfect classic pairing to show off those curves and to balance a looser upper half which is covered by a jacket is a pair of slim-fit pants like this ankle-length one by Green Ford

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This pair of strappy L.A.M.B.heels are sexy and a refreshing contrast to a prim and proper outfit. This also looks great with a pencil skirt, blouse and the tux jacket

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Rag and Bone offers a hip-length jacket that’s suitable for those who have the height to carry it off

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A fire-engine red version is guaranteed to turn heads. Wear a sexy lace camisole underneath if you dare…

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This satin number from Topshop is a great party and dinner frock. Throw your tux jacket over this and you’re all set for the night. Wear with a pair of pearl earrings

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Oxford loafers add a bigger dash of masculine style but you can offset this by surprising everyone by wearing a soft, floaty blouse underneath that jacket for an element of surprise

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Camisoles that are this luxe in satin give a sensuous, night time effect that’s silky soft to the touch and hints at sensuality under sleek layers

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If you want pants like this pair from Vanessa Bruno, a cropped tux jacket is best to show off the high waist of the pants. For a twist, add a plain white tee or boy’s singlet and sexy stilettos

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  1. I have a philosophy that by wearing masculie clothes we emphasize our feminity more…looks that I love would be like Ferraagamo’s as in pix above….chic and stylish femininity without the OTT sweetness…

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