Jacket-required dining. Whether you view it as a vestige of a time we're glad has passed, or the last bastion of propriety in a world gone mad, there's no getting around the fact that it's dying out.

A dinner jacket and a tuxedo jacket seem similar because they are the same thing. These two pieces have different names in different parts of the world, but their origins and design are the same.

Slim Fit Velvet Dinner Jacket If your holiday party is looking particularly fancy this year, you can snag a festive velvet blazer to wear from Men’s Wearhouse. $134.99 at Men’s Wearhouse ...

Soup 'n' fish, tux, penguin suit, black tie, le smoking, call it what you will, the dinner jacket is an indispensable part of any man's holiday wardrobe. And, if you can, buy your own. Rented ...

A white dinner jacket is a fine choice for a tropical wingding. ... Since 1957, GQ has inspired men to look sharper and live smarter with its unparalleled coverage of style, ...

Your white dinner jacket is perfect for an evening under the stars. Pair it with traditional tuxedo trousers. Add a white formal shirt, a silk bow tie and cummerbund in black.

A single-breasted tux or dinner jacket requires a vest or cummerbund. Although both options are correct, many men prefer a vest with a single-breasted jacket, because its angularity matches a ...