When Gold Works Best at Weddings Black-Tie and Formal Evening Weddings Evening dresses in gold are particularly well-suited to black-tie and formal evening receptions
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Lapel styles and what they communicate Peak lapels - Points face upward toward the shoulders - Most formal and contemporary option - Creates a strong V-shape that broadens the chest - Recommended for: Most body types, especially those wanting to emphasise the upper body Shawl lapels - Continuous curved collar without points - Classic Old Hollywood elegance - Softer, more rounded aesthetic - Recommended for: Gentlemen seeking a vintage or understated look Notch lapels - Standard business suit style with a triangular notch where collar meets lapel - Least formal of the three options - May appear too similar to a standard suit - Generally not recommended for traditional black tie 2.1.2
