Can I wear pink to a black tie held in March?
155788
black tie refers to mens formal wear. It means formal. Women are allowed to wear any colour that suits them as long as the style is suitably elegant. If you like pink and the style is appropriate go for it.
1060066
tights and a cape?\n\nseriously, dress nicely.  An all purpose little black dress never goes wrong.
413477
As a professional woman and a Londoner I like to think this is a subject I can help you on.For men, wear a smart suit with matching jacket and trousers of either a charcoal gray or navy colour-black has become more fashionable of late.Open collars are not really acceptable and shirts should be relatively conservative, blue, light blue or white while ties should not be garishly patterned or over the top.Trainers are NOT to be worn-smart black shoes.You'll find this applies to most smart restaurants.To appear like a true Londoner make sure you are seen clutching the Evening Standard, which is sold across the city and is THE paper to read in LDN.
770789
It really depends on what type of wedding it is. Judging by your screen name I'll assume you're a male. Here are the generally accepted guidelines for the different wedding types:\n\nInformal Daytime: Dress shirt and pants, preferably a sports jacket.\nInformal Evening: Suit\nSemi-Formal Daytime: Suit\nSemi-Formal Evening: Dark suit \nFormal Daytime: Dark suit and tie\nFormal Evening: Tuxedo (if invitation states "black tie") or dark suits if women wear short dresses.\nUltra-formal Evening or White Tie: White tie, cummerbund, vest and shirt.\n\nIf it's a formal, and you're wearing a tuxedo, a black tux with white shirt and black bow tie is the best way to go. But keep in mind that trendier cities like Los Angeles and New York might be more accepting of breaking with tradition. You'll want to wear a dark suit, with a tie if the wedding is after 6 PM, and doesn't say "Black Tie." \n\nAs is the case with any event, use good judgment if the invitation doesn't specify the formality. A dark suit and conservative tie will take you just about anywhere.\n\nIf you're looking for what a female should wear, here are the generally accepted rules for the ladies:\n\nInformal Daytime: Short dress or suit (business attire OK for morning weddings)\nInformal Evening: Cocktail dress\nSemi-Formal Daytime: Short dress or suit\nSemi-formal Evening: Cocktail dress\nFormal Daytime: Short dress or suit. Hats and gloves optional.\nFormal Evening or Black-Tie: Long or dressy short cocktail (beading, glam accessories,  wrap)\nUltra-formal or White Tie: Long gown, extra glitz (furs, diamonds, etc.)\n\nI hope this helps.
724603
For a wedding reception, it is usually dressy. So a black dress would be fine, as long as it is modest and not a mini kind of thing with a lot of flesh showing up top.
664588
Fall with a deep red would look really nice...like almost a crimson color.  I'm in a wedding this fall and the bride is doing deep red roses and her flower girl has a white dress that is full on the bottom with a huge crimson ribbon around the middle that takes up her torso.  SO cute.  Just don't book your wedding much later than August if you're doing anything outside.  A friend of mine did a Sept. wedding with outside pics and it just so happened to be freezing that day.  Her pics turned out pretty bad and we complained (under our breath) the whole time.
732187
Pink is the new black!
564821
my hubby who is VERY straight has worn pink since the day we met. my mother had breast cancer and hubby wears pink to support those who have had breast cancer!
165237
This is the closest I could find. A tuxedo vest and tie in camouflage.\nhttp://www.tuxedo-formalwear.com/Camouflage/Camouflage-Novelty-Vests/
346911
You should consider participation or visiting a fashion related trade fair.\nwww.eventseye.com
572590
Wear anything that looks nice and you feel good in.  There is no set dress code.  It is your wedding so you need to feel good about it.
157937
you could do like a black and white theme!!!!! this theme is really cool if you have like a graduation party/dance. where all the tuxes and dresses have to be black & white. it is really pretty to!
462421
go w/ pink they dont stink. as for brown you'll be left w/ a frown.
1586
PINK! MY LADY, IT'S WAY BETTER THAN BLACK.
712865
Full sleeve shirt with thin stripes probably in a light shade not to make it too loud . Navy blue or grey pants.....a tie perhaps to show them respect and a formal belt not with any fashionable buckles...to wrap it up.\n       if intrvw does not go well atleast your dress sense will do the talking.....
486354
If you are wearing a solid shirt, then you can wear a patterned or a solid tie, but if you are wearing a striped or patterned shirt, try to wear a solid tie.
206629
You can never go wrong with a simple, yet sophisticated black dress.  I think semi-formal means you don't have to wear a ballgown or something that extravagant but wear something a little more dressy than you would wear on a normal special occasion.  I think the proper etiquette is to wear a dress at or below knee length.