I've never worn a tuxedo.

We all laughed at his pink tuxedo.

Who does your tuxedo these days? Moon.

Tuxedo men's evening wear for semi formal occasions.

Tuxedo, surprisingly, has its roots in Native American history.

You know, everybody's dressed up in chiffon gowns and Daddy's tuxedo.

The first person was wearing a black tie, a tuxedo. It was me.

Anglicized the name as tuxedo and slapped it on a town in southeast New York.

Decades later, in the late 1800s, a lavish resort was constructed and christened The Tuxedo Club .

I rented a tuxedo for the first time in my life, picked the thing didn't have any friends.

His bold fashion statement was quickly popularized and nicknamed tuxedo, which in modern America, is the headache of high school prom attendees across the nation.

Not only can he shoot, drive, drink you know, he drinks wine, there actually is a little wine in there and of course, always wears a tuxedo.

It was at The Tuxedo Club, around the turn of the century, when a dress jacket was required for almost every occasion, that a brash young man, heir to an enormous tobacco fortune, caused a stir by flaunting tradition and donning a formal dinner jacket without tails.

Suddenly, what we're finding with these concerts, away from the stage, away from the footlights, out of the tuxedo tails, the musicians become the conduit for delivering the tremendous therapeutic benefits of music on the brain to an audience that would never have access to this room, would never have access to the kind of music that we make.