Tuxedo Collection (page 7)

Couple dancing 1950
Couple wearing evening dress, dancing close together. Date: 1950

American comedian. In a scene from Movie Crazy, 1932
HAROLD LLOYD (1889-1971). American comedian. In a scene from Movie Crazy, 1932

Pen and ink drawing by Charles Dana Gibson, 1897
GIBSON: IN GARDEN OF YOUTH. Pen and ink drawing by Charles Dana Gibson, 1897

OLYMPIC GAMES, 1976. Alexander Gorshkov of the Soviet Union, winner of the gold medal, with partner Lyudmila Pakhomova (left), in the ice dancing competition at the Winter Olympic Games in Innsbruck

WOMENs RIGHTS CARTOON. Afternoon Tea. American cartoon by Albert Levering, 1910, contrasting the conditions endured in prison by wealthy womens suffrage protesters with those of other inmates

A ball in Tuxedo, New York, circa 1900
Formal dance in the ballroom at Tuxedo, New York, 1890s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

A life model stereoview from 1900 of a bride and groom having their photograph taken. A humorous slide entitled Just one Darling, while his head is covered up

Wedding solemnization of the nuptial ceremony. Bride, groom, guests and vicar pronouncing man and wife, 1901

A Bride And Groom Holding Hands During Their Ceremony; Troutdale, Oregon, United States Of America

Middle Aged Couple Getting Married

Man Playing Saxophone

Clothing Fashion June 1965 Jean Rollins wearing turquoise printed silk sarong with skirt, slit to the waist showing a matching under skirt called Sari with Spice Greg wearing a matching cummerbund

Rory Bremner Comedian and Impressionist is seen with Golfer Nick Faldo at a function

Steven Spielberg Film Director

Don Henderson actor right with Leslie Gratham actor March 1989

Jack Nicholson actor at Dr Barnados Gala Grosnevor House February 1989 dbase

Glenn Close and John Malkovich - March 1989 Dbase

Michael Crawford Actor - December 1972 With his wife at the Premiere of Alices Adventures in Wonderland Dbase MSI

Christopher Walken actor at the British Awards March 1980 dbase msi

Jon Voight actor attends film premiere - March 1983 DBase MSI

Sir John Mills and Lady Mills actor July 1978 msi

Roger Moore Actor and wife Luisa Mattioli - February 1973 DBASE MSI

British actor Dirk Bogarde March 1971 dbase MSI

Stewart Granger actor July 1978 msi

Christopher Reeve Actor at the Royal Film Performance December 1979 DBASE MSI

Gene Wilder actor March 1978 dbase msi

Fred MacAulay and Ally McCoist February 1998 Scottish Peoples Film Festival © mirrorpix

Dances The Twist. Anthony Newley and Alma Cogan in the background dancing at The Hungaria Restaurant in Lower Regent Street London 6/2/62

Fortunino Matania at Centenary Dinner
The famous magazine illustrator and artist, Fortunino Matania (1881-1963), special artist for The Sphere, and later illustrator of historical stories in Britannia and Eve

DUKE ELLINGTON (1899-1974). American musician and composer. Photograph by Maurice Seymour, 1934

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US actor Matt Damon (L) and actor, director and producer George Clooney laugh 24 May 2007 nex to actor and producer Brad Pitt upon arriving at the Festival Palace in Cannes, southern France

Bride and groom hugging

Elegant man posing in studio, (B&W), close-up, portrait

Retro 2000-Mode-Fashion-Saint-Laurent
A model displays, 15 February 1967 in Paris, an alpaca dinner jacket spencer, jabot blouse and black silk bow-tie for Yves Saint Laurent 1967 Spring-Summer haute-couture collection

GARBO AND GILBERT, 1927. Greta Garbo and John Gilbert enjoying Hollywood night life, c1927

SILENT FILM STILL: SMOKING. Charley Chase (1893-1940) with pipe, 1928

Dancing the cotillion
The cotillion, a formal dance circa 1900. Hand-colored halftone reproduction of a painting by Henri Tenre

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Gentlemens toast to " The Queen, " England, 1890s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century Charles Dana Gibson illustration

Evening Dress / Men C. 1900
Cigar smoking gentleman in a black tail-coat & trousers, white waistcoat, bowtie & gloves, top hat & leather pumps. A large gardenia graces his buttonhole

Arriving at Restaurant
A monocled gent guides two ladies to their table in a fashionable restaurant, past another monocled gent in dinner jacket with two ladies

Charles Godfrey, music hall singer
CHARLES GODFREY (1851-1900), music hall singer, seen here performing as The Masher King

Men carrying President McKinley on sedan chair
Illustration shows representatives of the Democratic, Republican. President McKinley on a sedan chair and waving their hats as a show of support for McKinleys policies. 1870 - 1909

Austria, Vienna, Caricature of Hans Richter (Janos Richter)
Hans Richter (JA

Advert for International Fur Store 1889
Gentleman wearing a heavy winter overcoat with fur lining and top hat. 1889

Fred Astaire (1899 - 1987), American dancer, singer, actor, choreographer and television presenter

George Grossmith / 1911
GEORGE GROSSMITH (JNR) English actor, best known for his man-about-town roles, as Lord Bicester in The Sunshine Girl Date: 1911

Dryden / Champagne / 118
Poster design to advertise Kupferberg Reisling Champagne featuring four gentlemen in evening dress sitting around a table drinking champagne. Date: 1912

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"The Timeless Elegance of the Tuxedo: A Journey through History and Style" Step into the world of sophistication as we explore the captivating story behind the iconic tuxedo. From its origins in Austria to its glamorous presence in Vienna, this sartorial masterpiece has left an indelible mark on fashion. Captured forever in a photographic portrait is Gustav Mahler, his commanding presence enhanced by the impeccable tailoring of his tuxedo. Across continents, American actor James Dean shares a moment with Swiss actress Ursula Andress, both exuding undeniable allure in their elegant ensembles. Venturing into fashionable night-spots, one can witness enchanting scenes unfold - like "The Man Who Lit His Cigar Before The Royal Toast. " This Bateman painting immortalizes a man who effortlessly commands attention with his dashing tuxedo-clad appearance. In American advertisements by J. C. Leyendecker for Arrow Collars & Shirts, gentlemen are depicted as epitomes of style and refinement. These adverts capture the essence of sophistication that comes hand-in-hand with wearing a well-fitted tuxedo. No discussion about timeless elegance would be complete without mentioning Noel Coward - an embodiment of charm and wit. His suave demeanor perfectly complemented by his tailored tuxedo remains etched in our memories. Traveling back to 1893, men's evening dress takes center stage as it evolves into what we now recognize as the classic tuxedo silhouette. Even whimsical moments find their place within this narrative; picture a mischievous cat donning a tiny violin-playing feline virtuoso while dressed impeccably in its own miniature tuxedo. From daring feats performed high above ground to enticing tobacco advertisements from Ogdens Tobacco and Dewars whiskey – all featuring individuals clad in their finest black-tie attire – it becomes evident that the allure of the tuxedo extends beyond the realm of fashion.