Black Tie Optional Black Tie Optional is still formal, but the rules are less rigid.
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"I stay ready, baby," Ms. Haddish said, black-tie gala or no black-tie gala.
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Now we have casual city hall weddings and formal black-tie weddings and city hall weddings where people wear black tie.
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White tie, black tie, black tie optional, casual, business casual, cocktail, formal, semi-formal — the list of cryptic options goes on and on.
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Meanwhile, the series is not without its flashes of spine-chilling verisimilitude: "Black tie means black tie," Diana says before an awards ceremony.
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About half the men — a late addition to the fashion activism program — traded in the traditional white-shirt-with-black tie for a black-shirt-with-black tie.
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" Ms. Mellon, wearing red chiffon and matching red stilettos she designed for her soon-to-debut eponymous brand, whispered: "Have you noticed black tie doesn't mean black tie anymore?
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What do you think of Amal's latest black tie look?
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We're casting our vote now for black tie sports luxe.
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He wore a charcoal suit, white shirt, and black tie.
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It was a fancy shindig ... black tie dinner and all.
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The festival press office said on Tuesday that there was no requirement for women to wear heels at its black-tie red-carpet premieres, and that the dress code was black tie and evening wear.
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"It will be black-tie optional," she went on to joke.
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His black tie was covered in squares of bright red glass.
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The standard ones are: Black Tie, Cocktail Attire, or Casual Attire.
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He even leered at me once at a black-tie dinner.
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Asghari wore a handsome beige suit with a skinny black tie.
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Will you be using it before your next black-tie affair?
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Headed to a masked ball or a black tie birthday bash?
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What do black tie galas and backyard barbecues have in common?
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They made us dress up in like black tie, like masquerade.
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They suavely, and convincingly, chipped away at the black tie wall.
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He will deliver a speech at the library's black-tie dinner.
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To help check one thing off your to-do list early, we've rounded up our favorite celebrity hair looks of the year, all of which fit the mood for a black-tie (and black-tie optional) occasion.
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Prince William opted for a light grey suit and simple black tie.
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Guests wore their black-tie finest, with Charles and Harry in tuxedos.
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"Oh yeah, it's the perfect classy black tie dress," she says enthusiastically.
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Men have long been able to rent tuxedos for black-tie events.
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Miranda, 39, called Obama his "dream presenter" for the black-tie gathering.
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"JS: "The choker party is great for black tie, or the holidays.
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Some dressed not in black tie but as buildings they had designed.
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And the garden held its own black-tie benefit on June 1.
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It's unclear if even this black-tie event will be any different.
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The restaurant's logo, a debonair llama dressed in black tie, sets the tone.
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On Friday evening, they will be honored at a glamorous black tie dinner.
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"It is referred to as a gala, and it's black-tie," Bernard said.
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Harry, 34, looked dapper in a simple grey suit and skinny black tie.
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"I feel very humbled by this award," Barrymore told the black-tie crowd.
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The Black Tie mixer is a never-before-seen dark side of Kitchenaid.
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Each year, journalists gather in black tie to hear a comedian's political shtick.
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Former "Nightly Show" host Larry Wilmore headlined the black-tie affair last year.
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BETHEL "Night in the Woods: An Enchanted Masquerade Party," black-tie fund-raiser.
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He was content to show up regularly at black-tie charity fund-raisers.
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But what if you had to look perfect in black tie every night?
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The material for a black tie has been a matter of much concern.
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Wearing a navy blazer, black jeans and a black tie, he looked tired.
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Grab the Black Tie Succulents as last-minute gifts for everyone you know.
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Mr. Matzner, 32, was on his way to a black-tie birthday party.
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Harry, 34, wore a black suit, white button-down shirt and a black tie.
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Additionally, "This Is America" artist Childish Gambino will perform during the black-tie benefit.
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It was black tie and was meant to feel like a Monte Carlo casino.
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Ivanka Trump's photo shows her and her husband, Jared Kushner, in black tie. pic.twitter.
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Ocean's Eleven began the same way, with Danny Ocean (George Clooney) in black tie.
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The Property Brothers star, 41, wore a burgundy suit, gray shirt and black tie.
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This time around, Dinklage paired his tuxedo with a black vest and black tie.
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"Who wants to do black tie every night?" she asked, in a Texas drawl.
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He also wore a black tie as a badge of mourning over Japan's defeat.
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For his part, Harington wore a black jacket, cream vest, black tie and striped pants.
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"[It] feels great," Travolta told PEOPLE at the G'Day USA Black Tie Gala on Saturday.
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Her husband, meanwhile, opted for a black suit, white button-down shirt and black tie.
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Yet Mickey wears black tie as if it were the rags of a bag man.
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I buy a pair of $113 black tie-waist wool pants for $16.60 (I know!).
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On Sunday, he accepted the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award in black tie.
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Obviously, if something is black-tie, I would never suggest wearing a pair of joggers.
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They've found some shredded parachute material and the black tie Cooper left on the plane.
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It's where we go to find a nice outfit for weddings and black tie events.
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Dinklage sported a fairly standard black tuxedo with a white dress shirt and black tie.
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She arrived pantsless, wearing nothing but a white dress shirt, a black tie, and fishnets.
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Dressed in a tan blazer, a white shirt and black tie, and palazzo pants, Mrs.
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It featured feather embroidery on the arms and legs, a white button-up and black tie.
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Convert images to black and white for a "black-tie" feel to document a formal occasion.
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She makes him wear his "leathers" to a party that is 100% a black tie affair.
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The wedding was a black tie affair with a deep red, white and black color theme.
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The only time a dress code should be listed is when it's a black tie affair.
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He was in Austin, Texas, at a black-tie birthday party for a political ally, Gov.
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Lawyer Michael Avenatti dismissed the black-tie gala as a "sideshow," The Washington Examiner reported Monday.
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The food was presented buffet-style and one black-tie dinner included whole pigs and lobsters.
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The Met held a black-tie dinner in April for Domingo, where seats started at $2,500.
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The invitation called for black tie, but she wasn't the only one dancing in comfortable shoes.
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In another photograph, John is taking a selfie wearing a dress shirt and a black tie.
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The musicians, dressed in their black-tie best, seemed not to know quite what to do.
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Amsale's tiered, sleeveless V-neck gown is fitted for a black-tie or laid-back celebration.
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"What is this, a black-tie event?" said Lewis, who prefers Gatorade to gin and tonic.
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According to published reports, the president, dressed in black-tie, excused himself to inspect the fire.
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Mr. Zuberi scored coveted invitations to a pair of black-tie dinners celebrating Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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I see my sister in a skinny black tie, white buttoned-down shirt, and a perm.
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More and more, we're seeing couples toss out black tie traditions and opt for more casual weddings.
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The black-tie event marks the first major social gathering of the Donald Trump administration, CNN reports.
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On February 26th, the first "Statish" Dinner: black tie in State Dining Room for the nation's governors.
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He wore a classic black suit jacket, crisp white button-down shirt and long skinny black tie.
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Here a couple would pose in black tie; there some teens would be texting on the curb.
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But it wasn't a fancy black-tie affair or surprise helicopter ride over SoCal for the holiday.
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The cold blended beverage is served with a dollop of whipped cream and a chocolate black tie.
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The Maniac actor, 34, went for a classy look in a suit, black tie and thick glasses.
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Several guests were seen around town wearing black tie — men in tuxedos and women in glamorous frocks.
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Obama stoked Trump's anger by ruthlessly roasting him at a 2011 black-tie dinner they both attended.
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One man dressed in black-tie attire was found dead after getting stuck in an air vent.
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Bryant arrived at the arena wearing a charcoal-colored suit, a black shirt and a black tie.
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The three powerhouses posed together on the red carpet on Monday night in matching black-tie attire.
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Where some played it safe (which isn't a bad thing), others took black tie to another dimension.
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This is a pizzeria suitable for a lavish party; black tie would not be out of place.
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Anyone can look up what "black tie" means and understand exactly what's expected of them wardrobe-wise.
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Attending is simple, put on your best black-tie look and share it on Instagram using #QuarantineGala.
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Valentines can also choose to split one dessert, either the chain's Black Tie Mousse Cake or tiramisu.
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This purple tiered cake covered in crystals is another spiritually inspired look for a black-tie affair.
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The black-tie dinner honors journalists who cover the White House and awards scholarships to aspiring reporters.
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Inside, the lobby felt like LAX, if the airport were to enforce a black-tie dress code.
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For dinner every night, his father dressed in black tie and his mother in a formal gown.
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Meanwhile, Gabrielle Union was pioneering black tie swimwear in this half gown, half bikini from Jean Paul Gaultier.
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He stands slightly ahead of the two men flanking him, and wears a white shirt and black tie.
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Meanwhile, her rapper husband, 47, followed the black-tie dress code in a Burberry suit and bow tie.
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Add to all that a black tie dress code and it's easy to get in over your head.
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For starters, she had been told the dress was black-tie and to expect a sit-down dinner.
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Hundreds of black-tie clad guests gathered at the gala at the Meridian House on Friday in Washington.
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Her audience, meanwhile, fidget restlessly as their erections begin to press against their tight black tie suit trousers.
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As for Glusman, 31, he rocked a navy suit with a white button-down shirt and black tie.
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I get the black-tie thing, but you should be able to do either version—flats or heels.
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The black-tie party came just a day after Paltrow returned from her bachelorette weekend in Cabo, Mexico.
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Zayn Malik who actually transformed into a robot, wearing silver metal sleeves over his Versace black tie suit.
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The event brought together lawmakers, Cabinet members and CEOs for a black-tie event at the Four Seasons.
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A black tie was the mark of a boss, a black collar the sign of a pit bull.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio will appear at a black-tie fund-raiser for the state Republican Party.
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The dress shoes include loafers, derby shoes, wingtips, and even a velvet slipper for formal black-tie events.
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Welsh and his colleague apologized for their attire; they were on their way to a black-tie event.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino made a bold statement when he left his black-tie wedding — in a tracksuit!
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But the Italian president and the country's prime minister, traditionally guests at the black-tie evening, were absent.
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"Fifteen years ago, when something was black tie, you wore a grand, elegant ball gown," Ms. Marcus said.
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Prince Harry was at her side in a dark gray suit with a black tie and matching shoes.
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At his first-ever Grammys in 2010, Bieber wore a black vest, black tie, and black glossy pants.
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What does "black tie" mean if you're used to Korean American or traditional Chinese weddings, or Indian ones?
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It's going to be an expensive trip, with a two-day celebration and a black-tie dress code.
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Philips was amazed at how these black-tie events regularly raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charities.
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Guests in black tie drink chamomile-infused gin martinis and take small nibbles of whipped bone marrow croquettes.
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" As we all know, there's only one thing worse than being a cutting-edge artist playing a university black tie event, and that's being a respectable artist playing a university black tie event where everyone ditches your set to watch the college's all male a cappella group do "alternative pop hits.
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We appreciate the dark wash on Blake's jeans, but we're pretty sure the event has a black tie dresscode.
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Super-swishy black-tie events present an exciting chance to get seriously gussied up, floor-grazing gown and all.
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Others on hand for the black tie event were Coco Rocha and The Voice winner Jordan Smith, who performed.
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Some actors and actresses even kept the feast going on their own once their black tie garb came off.
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With a glitzy skirt and turn-up heels, suspenders can nod to black-tie dressing, without actually going there.
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Ans she wasn't the only one skipping the gowns in favor of black tie trousers on the red carpet.
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Millennials prefer festivals to black-tie affairs, and use social media to advocate instead of swiping a credit card.
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Also, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the venue for a black-tie dinner that Trump and May were attending.
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Ivory's button-down of a line drawing of Chalamet's mug is a clear (black-tie-appropriate) homage to that.
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Mueller wore a gray suit and black tie and mostly looked down at the desk in front of him.
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A dress which also now happens to be available for your next black tie affair on Rent the Runway.
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But that's not all that realistic if you don't have a ton of black-tie functions on the calendar.
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Theroux, 44, who is the sequel's screenwriter, was dapper in a black suit, white dress shirt and black tie.
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The gorgeous Spanish pair stepped out together for the black-tie Goya Cinema Awards in Madrid on Saturday night.
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Clinton and Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York made at a black-tie event struck some as inappropriate.
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The Republican candidates were expected at a black-tie gala in Midtown Manhattan, and hundreds of protesters gathered nearby.
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Getty When they both set the bar high for black tie (and totally knew it) at Cannes in 2011.
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Cooper, dark-haired and sporting a white shirt with a black tie, perhaps in his 40s, boarded the plane.
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Instead of donning lab coats, the scientists find themselves marching down a red carpet in their black-tie best.
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Scan any black tie event, any gala, and there will be a woman channeling Marlene Dietrich in a tuxedo.
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Some large venues are increasingly catering to nontraditional events like monster truck rallies, marathons, black-tie banquets and conferences.
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In luxe fabrics, like silky gold, or in form-fitting black, they're fancy enough for any black-tie occasion.
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He topped it off with a black tie which he wore in a unique way that resembled a bow.
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He was dressed in the manner of a Tarantino assassin: white shirt, skinny black tie, aggressively tailored black suit.
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Monday is the Met Gala, the annual black-tie fund-raiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute.
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Chaumet created 41 pieces celebrating parties — or more specifically four black-tie gatherings with classical music at their hearts.
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He visibly seethed in 2011 when President Barack Obama ridiculed him from stage during a black-tie Washington dinner.
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Everyone there adheres to a strict, black-tie dress code and pays up to €5,000 ($5,500) for a seat.
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It will be black tie, and it will also require all the minute-by-minute planning of a state dinner.
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The couple had a black-tie engagement party earlier this year with an all-star turnout of their famous friends.
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To a wedding in the Mojave Desert and another at Hotel Bel Air—the latter themed "BAREFOOT JUNGLE BLACK TIE"?
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The couple will host 20 benefactors at Althorp for a traditional English country weekend, complete with a black tie dinner.
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"LuAnn has traveled internationally yet is down home and equally comfortable at black-tie galas as country barbecues," he says.
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Clad in full black-tie formal wear, the couple managed to get the PM to pose for a few photos.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's engagement party may have been a black tie event, but there was nothing stuffy about the romantic celebration.
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The low-key couple raged after the ceremony, in their finest black tie looks, with a little Settlers of Catan.
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As usual, all the penguins on this Earth have shown up in their black-tie best to celebrate the occasion.
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Rather than going the traditional route, Brocklebank wore a coral colored suit with a white shirt and a black tie.
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Rather than going the traditional route, Brocklebank wore a coral-colored suit with a white shirt and a black tie.
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Thanks to Rent the Runway, you can now jump on the JoJo style train for your next black tie event.
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Wyclef Jean and Lil Buck turned a black tie affair into a straight up dance-off inside NYC's Guggenheim Museum.
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Another man is in the foreground: black suit, black tie, the muzzle of a black gun pointed at the ground.
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The prizes were presented at a black-tie dinner with more than 700 guests at Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan.
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It was as ubiquitous in clubs and bars as it was on the red carpet and at black-tie events.
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The student can be seen in a dark brown button-down shirt and a black tie tucked into khaki pants.
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The show, which is tomorrow, is a black-tie affair; there's a dress rehearsal tonight where only the reporters perform.
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By night, he took off his black tie, went to the bedside of his ailing mother and told her lies.
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Toobin recounted a memorable speech by Thomas at a conservative, black-tie affair led by then Vice-President Dick Cheney.
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But none of the characters are smiling and most are wearing black tie, which gives the line an ominous air.
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"White tie is fancier than black tie; it's a black tailcoat over a white starched shirt for men," he explained.
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The black tie event was the first time Mariah and James Packer were photographed together since he popped the question.
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She gave Bieber a pair of tuxedo overalls so he can be black-tie ready without sacrificing his favorite onesie style.
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So coming up next, President Trump laying down the law while heading to the black-tie dinner at Churchill&aposs home.
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For the reception, Cuoco changed into a lacy white jumpsuit while Cook continued wearing a traditional suit with a black tie.
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They publicly confirmed their romance by stepping out together in their black-tie best and huge smiles at fashion prom, a.k.a.
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Last year, Charles and Camilla unveiled a Christmas card featuring a black-tie portrait taken at Camilla's own 70th birthday celebration.
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It is undoubtedly a statement piece — too big to wear on a daily basis, but perfect for a black tie event.
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After their lunch on a yacht, Sofia and Carl Philip got black tie-ready for a dinner at the Norwegian Opera.
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In November, it held its annual black tie fundraiser for members of the intelligence and cybersecurity establishment in DC. Retired Adm.
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Travel, a black-tie dress code or events where kids aren't allowed are all factors that can up your total cost.
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At the ASPCA's 19th Annual Bergh Ball, Drew Barrymore told the black-tie audience that rescuing dogs helped save her life.
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But when J.T. stood up, it was like showing up to a black-tie wedding wearing speedos and a Viking hat.
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Formal dress codes, like weddings or black tie occasions, require a unique bag that often isn't already chilling in your closet.
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Bryant is accused of swiping McDormand's Oscar statuette from the black-tie Governor's Ball where Oscar winners have their awards engraved.
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The black-tie soirée serves as the official kick-off to New York Fashion Week, and raises awareness for HIV/AIDS.
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But Wilson didn't choose just any black tie outfit — she wore a black lace Givenchy Couture dress made especially for her.
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After the lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth, the couple will host a more intimate black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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When you see Kevin O'Leary, he's usually wearing something of a uniform: A black suit, white shirt and a black tie.
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Mr. Haq said the suicide bomber was dressed in the traditional "lawyers' uniform" of Pakistan — a black suit and black tie.
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But over all, the look could best be characterized as ponytail black tie: high elegance worn with a laid-back line.
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"We have some pretty good enemies out there, but step by step they're being defeated," he told the black tie crowd.
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In a sartorial triumph, Ardern wore a feathered Maori cloak to meet Queen Elizabeth at a black-tie dinner in London.
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He tinkered with the microphones until the last possible moment, when the Met opened its doors to its black-tie audience.
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The level of tension seemed incongruous with a black-tie event that is typically a jocular, if occasionally sharp-edged evening.
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Or — O.K., we are, but not stuck in the formal confines of black tie and work, on-duty and off-duty.
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"This is their Super Bowl," he told me when I asked why they were in ultra-black tie before 8 a.m.
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Christmas with the British royal family involves a black-tie dinner, a church service on Christmas Day ... and hilarious gag gifts.
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What to expect at the Oscars red carpet Black-tie attire is recommended, but black gowns are optional this time around.
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I was dressed me in a white shirt with a skinny black tie and oversized coat, and sat on a stool.
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But far from the black-tie number Couric got for Lauer, Ripa went a bit more "mall store" – PetSmart, to be specific.
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"I could easily see these being worn on a red carpet, to a gala or for a black tie event," Schwarzenegger explained.
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Guests — including Paris and Nicole Hilton and model Poppy Delevingne — were also asked to "revolutionize" their black tie ensembles for the party.
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While other arrested models are facing prosecution, Golrokh and Fadaei have been posting photos of themselves at black tie events in Dubai.
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We'd say this was a very "Kanye West move," but Ralph has been doing black-tie denim since Kanye was in diapers.
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All it takes is an easy dress and some strappy heels to navigate the not-quite-cocktail, not-quite-black-tie minefield.
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Proof that a good pair of sneakers should be able to take you straight from the gym to a black tie gala.
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Judging by all the photos we've seen so far, the dress code for Kris Jenner's annual Christmas Eve party is black tie.
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"It wasn't hard — we have a small group of friends," Hemsworth told Extra at the G'Day USA Black Tie Gala last month.
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"It wasn't hard — we have a small group of friends," Hemsworth told Extra at the G'Day USA Black Tie Gala on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, Moyer, 46, let his wife steal the show as he donned a simple gray suit, white collared shirt and black tie.
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Phelps welcomed 2017 alongside their family and friends at a big, black-tie party held at the Waldorf Astoria Arizona Biltmore Resort.
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Her husband Nnamdi Asomugha was by her side — wearing a fitted blue suit, a crisp white shirt and a classic black tie.
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And now, CNN has learned, McCaskill spent an evening at a black-tie reception at the ambassador's Washington residence in November 2015.
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Aniston was all smiles as she headed into the Los Angeles Theatre, where the star-studded black-tie affair was taking place.
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In the late '60s and '70s, the peacock revolution spread to men's dinner jackets, but they quickly reverted to traditional black tie.
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Langston Hughes, wistful, black tie around his neck, stares from a portrait behind the bar at this uptown watering hole and eatery.
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Federalist Society, rich ppl who buy far-right seats in Congress & courts, is hosting a black tie dinner w/ Kavanaugh as keynote.
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Guests were told to "revolutionize" their black tie ensembles for the party, which saw partygoers in designer gowns with some unexpected accessories.
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If she was doing anything black-tie or doing a formal affair, there was always some whimsy to what she was wearing.
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A crisp black suit, thin black tie, clutch a stuffed puppy and boom, you're now the most lovable assassin of all time.
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Kim Kardashian West didn't show up, but the Roddis descendants turned out in full finery for the black-tie dinner on Nov.
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Black-tie occasions have a crafty way of popping up when you least expect them (read: always, unless you're a professional socialite).
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will host the president and first lady for a black-tie dinner at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire.
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Sure, it may not work for your black-tie gala, but the unusual pairing feels ultramodern — and worth taking for a spin.
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On Wednesday night, the audience, in black tie and other finery, greeted the quips from the lawyers and judges with generous laughter.
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Typically short lived, the committees are charged with staging balls, concerts and black-tie dinners in the nation's capital during inauguration week.
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"I think some [yacht guests] are crazy to get fully dressed, do full makeup, go almost black tie for dinner," Ferrier tells PeopleStyle.
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From black tie jumpsuits to sweeping gowns, from Versace to Chanel, the pregnant actress rocked some of the best looks of the festival.
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Trump wore a beige blazer over a crisp white shirt, black tie and cream pants, accessorizing the look with a matching fedora hat.
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Trump reiterated his pledge to repeal and replace the Obamacare law in remarks at a black-tie dinner for the National Governors Association.
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A black-tie audience ate a four-course meal while MMA fighters fought in a cage set in the middle of a ballroom.
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Alicia Vikander finally revealed what she and Prince William talked about when they first met during a royal black-tie dinner in January.
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While it's true that Meghan didn't receive an invite to Pippa's wedding ceremony, she was invited to the black-tie reception that followed.
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Key events One of her team's first tests was the Governors Ball, a black-tie social event held in the State Dining Room.
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Emma Watson broke out her black tie pants — again — when she attended the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C., on Saturday night.
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Meanwhile, PEOPLE's former Sexiest Man Alive, 43, matched his girlfriend's all-black ensemble with one of his own, complete with a black tie.
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Trump is spending the night there after a black-tie dinner at Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of one of his heroes, Winston Churchill.
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Moss' black tie with gold lettering listed more than 10 names, including Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, Freddie Gray, Sandra Bland and Alton Sterling.
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Dyke boots with the tops of my red socks peeping through, and the accessory that brings it all together: a skinny black tie.
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He had worn a T-shirt and jeans—he'd been told that Venice was casual—and found himself at a black-tie affair.
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Every once in a while, the grind is broken by a black-tie dinner in Manhattan where he receives awards for his work.
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Noted President Trump and the first lady, Melania Trump, held their first official black-tie event at the White House in late February.
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Flat sandals, embellished with pearls or gilded in gold, are fancy enough for black tie without endangering the well-being of your soles.
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Earlier this week, it held its annual black tie Time 100 gala to honor what it had deemed the year's most influential people.
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Trump will attend a black-tie dinner at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, the ancestral home of wartime leader Winston Churchill, on Thursday evening.
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Scene City 32 Photos View Slide Show ' News of the Trump victory was still sinking in as the black-tie circuit carried on.
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The black-tie event with 120 guests included actresses in period clothing and powdered wigs welcoming Mr. Ghosn and his second wife, Carole.
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If you find something elegant that fits the black-tie bill and you have nice shoes that are comfortable, you will fit in.
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I could just detect a white shirt, black tie, white headscarf, and subtle movement now and then, as if the figure moved furtively.
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For her sister's wedding this weekend, Port perfectly demonstrated how to winterize your warm-weather wardrobe — and for a black-tie occasion, no less.
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The rapper slipped on black and white checkered Vans sneakers to the POTUS-hosted black-tie event honoring Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and Mrs.
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Blue ribbons also became the accessory of choice among guests even though the dress code at the Dolby Theatre might have been black tie.
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Cooper, 53, and Shayk, 33, turned the red carpet at the 2019 Oscars into their own personal runway, complementing each other's black tie outfits.
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News. Costar Mike Shouhed showed off his black-tie outfit on Instagram, also captioning his selfie on Instagram Story with a red heart emoji.
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The prime minister tweeted a photo of the handsome pair chatting during the black-tie event, and the Deadpool actor's smile says it all.
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As the background rapidly transforms from black tie event to a sky of cartoon rainbows, the singers dance around like the goofballs they are.
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The stylish couple first publicly confirmed their romance by stepping out together in their black tie best and huge smiles at fashion prom a.k.a.
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Classic black tie: More men are getting creative with their fashion, but nothing has been able to supplant the simple grace of classic tuxedo.
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Alwyn, meanwhile, kept it classic in a slim-cut crisp royal blue suit with a white shirt, a skinny black tie and black shoes.
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He wore classic black tie apparel for the event — polishing off his crisp dark suit and pink shirt with a pair of cool shades.
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Hemsworth wore a black suit with a black tie, and put his own surfer spin on the look with a pair of white sneakers.
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We have a very fun black-tie event the evening he gets home and both of us are very much looking forward to it!
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Sharing her own loving tribute to Hemsworth on social media, Cyrus posted a photo of the couple smiling together at the black-tie gala.
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During a night out at G'Day USA Black Tie Gala in January, Hemsworth praised his wife when he accepted the excellence in film award.
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What a joy it will be to have an outfit nailed down for that black tie roller disco you have coming up this weekend.
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But 2017 definitely marked the last time they got to don their black tie attire and walk the red carpet with those locked suitcases.
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In the coming months the couple will host 20 benefactors at Althorp for a traditional English country weekend, complete with a black-tie dinner.
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While the idea is to bring runway looks to anyone, the clothing includes a range of items from street style daywear to black tie.
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At one knees-up party, we see Tzara with Picabia and other fellow travelers wearing black tie, the word "Dada" scrawled across his forehead.
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Believe it or not, despite appearances to the contrary, the game show hostess doesn't spend her off-hours clad exclusively in black tie ensembles.
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I even bought a onesie with a black tie so that Eden would look all formal in his photo shoot for the American passport.
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Wearing a crisp white shirt, skinny black tie and tailored black suit, he speaks with the languid, affected delivery of a practiced lounge lizard.
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That would solve so many problems for me if I got it and didn't want to wear a dress to a black tie party.
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Since 2005, the L'Oreal ambassador has become a staple of the film festival, regularly making best dressed lists in an assortment of black tie gowns.
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Former President George W. Bush brought a decidedly Texas flair to DC by wearing his cowboy boots to the Black Tie and Boots Inaugural ball.
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There will be no handing out of red roses for the gay bachelor -- we've learned all the dudes will be vying for a black tie.
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Even if you're headed to a black-tie event, a cool suit or formal midi and top will up the ante in an appropriate way.
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The two collaborated on the slow-burning "For You," and the accompanying clip sees them running through an epically gorgeous estate in black tie attire.
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The singer wore a nude bodycon turtleneck Naked Wardrobe dress, pumps and gold hoops and the former Yankee sported a gray suit and black tie.
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To really drive home the New Year's Eve element, each drink is topped with whipped cream and chocolate "sequins" meant to resemble a black tie.
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The statements made by celebrities at this award show might be more casual than a black tie event, but they are no less fashion forward.
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Over the weekend, while the rest of the world focused on the Academy Awards, Melania hosted her first black-tie event at the White House.
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"It is special," says Prince Albert II, who serves as the event's patron, calling the black-tie event the highlight of the principality's summer calendar.
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Lupita Nyong'o has always been a red carpet superstar, regularly taking bold risks, and thinking outside the box when it comes to black tie dressing.
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A black tie evening, Thursday's event was attended by 360 figures from British business, politics and finance and the entertainment included 130 specially hired hostesses.
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And while they're there, they'll have a chance to meet Alicia Vikander during a black tie at the Residence of the British Ambassador in Stockholm.
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Clinton made a surprise visit to the Inner Circle dinner, an annual black-tie event that brings together the city's press corps, lobbyists and lawmakers.
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Whether you're planning for a day out at the beach or a black-tie affair, there's a black dress that will be just the thing.
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Mr. de Blasio has gained no advantage by shunning some traditional galas and black-tie affairs that past mayors have used to polish their reputation.
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Any live event scheduled for before June is probably canceled, including springtime black-tie galas, which often bring in large chunks of revenue for organizations.
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The couple will also miss the royal family's annual dinner and drinks on Christmas Eve, which is a black-tie event, according to Pop Sugar.
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Western socialites need a deep closet of gowns for black-tie charity events, but there isn't much charity in China, hence no tradition of galas.
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The laid-back Globes dinner in Beverly Hills kicks off two months of red carpets and black tie events punctuated by Oscar nominations on Jan.
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He pointed to Mr. Howard and gave a quick description: "Mustache, suit, black tie," he said, looking directly at Mr. Howard as he described him.
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This black-tie affair was the harder ticket to get, and about half of the guests here are members of the military in full dress.
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For the outing, the 29-year-old actress wore a multicolored patterned dress, while Martin, 42, wore a white collared shirt with a black tie.
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Lavish doesn't have to mean old-school, black-tie events at New York institutions, with caviar ladled out with gold spoons by men in white.
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Deep-pocketed wine collectors flock to the black-tie event, the proceeds of which raise nearly all of the costs to fund the healthcare program.
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Anyone who's had to shop for formal wear — whether it's a bridesmaid dress or a gown for a black-tie gala — knows that it's never easy.
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The royal couple will meet with French President Francois Hollande when they arrive and will be honored at a glamorous black tie gala on Friday night.
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The black-tie dinner, which raises money for journalism scholarships, takes place every spring and is usually attended by the president, journalists, celebrities and Washington insiders.
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But the duo pulled themselves together perfectly — Lowes shared a photo of her and Shapiro in full black-tie attire, ready to hit the red carpet.
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The couple will also be feted by a lunch hosted by the Queen at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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"Even tonight, sitting among you, there are those who still have to be held accountable for their conduct against women," Argento told the black-tie ceremony.
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Cyrus, 26, shared her own loving tribute to Hemsworth on her Instagram account, posting a photo of the couple smiling together at the black tie gala.
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McPhee, 34, stunned in a black zip-up leather dress, while Foster looked dapper in a dark-colored suit with a white shirt and black tie.
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This year designer Karl Lagerfeld is offering a Cuban theme for the black-tie event, allowing attendees to stroll through fragrant sugar cane and sip mojitos.
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"She's the must-have," the country star, 37, tells PEOPLE Now when asked about what requests he's made for his upcoming black tie Southern California nuptials.
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The Oscar winners have stayed close over the years, with Roberts attending Paltrow and Brad Falchuk's black-tie engagement party held in Los Angeles in April.
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Whether it's big-dollar black-tie events or small online donations, the candidate has convinced actual people to fork over some of their hard-earned cash.
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Last spring, Ms. Mercer and her father attended the Time 100 black-tie gala, where she was feted as one of the country's most influential people.
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The limited-edition Black Tie Box Set is exactly what the title implies: a dressed-up kit of beauty products, perfect for all those holiday parties.
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Washington's black-tie fete, held each year to promote global leadership, drew hundreds of guests to the Meridian House, who mingled and hit the dance floor.
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As the First Couple breezes through, wearing black tie, her photographer starts playing a recording of Sinatra's "Nancy (with the Laughing Face)" on a boom box.
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The festivities will carry on through the night with a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge, and another party Saturday afternoon at Eugenie's family home.
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Pieces of parachute debris and Cooper's black tie, which he took off before jumping out of the aircraft, are also among the physical evidence being retained.
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I had received a last-minute news media invitation for Sunday night's Wimbledon champions dinner, a black-tie party on the last night of the tournament.
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This year, Shangela will emcee the first annual Love Above All Ball, a philanthropic, black-tie gala held at the Rainbow Room on Friday, June 28.
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"I appreciate all of the years y'all put up with me learning in front of you," he told a black-tie crowd at the Plaza Hotel.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will then host President Trump and his wife Melania at a black tie dinner at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire in the evening.
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They jeered as the helicopter Marine One took off to ferry Mr. Trump to a black-tie gala dinner outside Oxford with Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The president has also not yet attended the Alfalfa Club dinner, an exclusive black-tie event that often extends an invitation to the president to attend.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: My husband and I and another couple traveled from Chicago to New York for a mutual friend's annual black-tie holiday party.
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He stood out among the hundreds of guests in black tie and ball gowns who were attending the annual Save Venice gala, many in elaborate masks.
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Everyone goes out on Broadway in jeans and t-shirts, and even at the CMA Awards there were people quite clearly ignoring the 'black tie' instructions.
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The group now has roughly 300 members, about half of whom typically attend the annual dinner, a traditional black-tie affair with a secret society mystique.
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Maybe the fact that he has to wear a uniform at BAM — black shirt, black pants and black tie — set him apart from the other regulars.
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The annual Harper's Bazaar Icons party, a black-tie affair at the Plaza hotel, crested to newsworthy when Cardi B heaved her shoe at Nicki Minaj.
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The event was an after-party for the Alfalfa Club dinner, an elite black-tie event that takes place annually on the last Saturday of January.
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The crunchy snack immediately transported us back to our childhood, but the presentation of the appetizer was nevertheless sophisticated enough for a black-tie wedding reception.
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Now, in black tie and satanic clown face, he is dancing with someone in a gorilla costume, to whom he is declaring his love in song.
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The passes gave Mr. Parnas entry to a black-tie inaugural ball and, on the eve of the swearing-in, a candlelight dinner in Union Station.
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Perhaps it was the dashing grace with which he presided over New York City Ballet's black-tie galas at Lincoln Center, charming benefactors and attracting donations.
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A few nights before Thanksgiving, she wore makeup along with a tuxedo to a black-tie event, where she mingled with other bank employees and journalists.
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Chapo, dressed in a black suit with a gray shirt and black tie, sat with a blank stare on his face as the verdict was read.
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Vogue is reporting that H&M and Giambattista Valli will announce its partnership at a black tie event during an amfAR gala in Paris on Thursday night.
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In between, he will be in Britain, with a black tie dinner hosted by May on Thursday and a working visit with the prime minister on Friday.
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The Trumps are joining Prime Minister May and other British business leaders at the black-tie dinner at the palace to kick off their visit to Britain.
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"Those of us who want to help are many more than those who wish to harm us," said the monarch, wearing a dark suit and black tie.
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If you started thinking your invitation to some new cool "the second Friday in January" black tie bash got lost in the mail, well, it probably did.
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The couple will also be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth, 92, at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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The upside-down man wears a form-fitted white shirt, narrow black tie, and plaid trousers that parallel the plaid jacket on his tormentor on the right.
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Williams paired the bold accessory with a crisp white suit, black tie, and of course tons of bling, including rosary beads and a stack of beaded bracelets.
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Whether your weekend plans involve a low-key picnic in the park, a black-tie affair, or an '80s night, we've got your hair and makeup covered.
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The couple will also be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth, 92, at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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The future newlyweds will also be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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The future newlyweds will also be feted by a lunch hosted by the Queen at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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The future newlyweds will then be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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The future newlyweds will also be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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The presidential hopeful and his wife have been attending the Gala since 2004, putting on their finest black tie apparel and hobnobbing with the rich and famous.
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The stars came out for NFL Honors night, a black-tie gala the day before the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos face off in the Super Bowl.
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Fortunately, we've been starting to see more women wearing dressy dresses — like, full-on fancy, floor-length, tulle, and sparkly — to places that aren't black-tie gatherings.
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They had long held the belief that the black-tie, yearly-check was a broken model for charity, and had been looking for a vehicle for giving.
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De Lesseps expects about 250 guests at the black tie event – including RHONY 's Dorinda Medley who will serve as a bridesmaid as she introduced the couple.
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He described how quaint bonding activities, like all-male black-tie dinners in which members perform club songs and tell stories from its history, forged lasting friendships.
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Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, like a black-tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
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The Prez-elect hit up a black tie dinner at Union Station in D.C., and then moved to the 2017 Indiana Inaugural Ball just down the road.
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In a video clip, she is shown dancing at the Henley Festival as her husband and other men in black tie swing their arms to the tunes.
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Producer/Director John Pappas Donald Trump's presidential inauguration was the most expensive in the country's history, with $2000 million raised for black-tie parties and bespoke gifts.
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What do you do if you're invited to a black-tie wedding and you don't have the money to buy or rent a gown or a tux?
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One huge wedding food trend for next year is taking the street food dishes we love and elevating them to a new level that's black-tie worthy.
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One of the bailiffs had worn a black tie embroidered with a white syringe, later admitting that he wanted to express his support for the death penalty.
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On Friday night, September 20, the President's personal attorney attended a black-tie state dinner at the White House, smiling for cameras alongside his girlfriend Maria Ryan.
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Ms. Haskell said she had a wonderful time at the black-tie, pre-inauguration dinner held for Mr. Trump at Union Station in Washington on Jan. 19.
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The festivities will begin Tuesday evening with a black-tie "Chairman's Global Dinner" for Mr. Trump's cabinet picks, congressional leaders, foreign diplomats and a few top donors.
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"Tomorrow seems to be the big one," Mr. Trump told a black-tie dinner crowd at Washington's stately Union Station on Thursday night, referring to his inauguration.
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For 115 years, members have gathered annually for a weekend of science and a black-tie dinner at the New York headquarters, on the Upper East Side.
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State dinners Perhaps every dinner at the Trump White House will be black tie, and the Trump state dinners the classiest events the White House has ever seen.
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In the first black-and-white image, the aspiring photographer and skateboarding specialist wears a distressed white button-down with a black tie and a brooding, squinty glare.
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That evening he will attend a black-tie dinner with business leaders at Blenheim Palace, a grand country house near Oxford that was the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
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Wilson popped the question during a surprise beach getaway — with an enormous ring, then they tied the knot at a black tie affair in an English countryside castle.
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Mariah Carey Says She Was 'Foiled' in New Year's Eve Performance Lagerfeld wore a sparkly celestial-beaded suit jacket with his signature black tie, shades and silver gloves.
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And that's not all the royal fashion we'll get today — they'll also attend a black tie event tonight where they'll meet Swedish actors Alicia Vikander and Stellan Skarsgård.
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Tom Ford, the brand behind Drake's black tie apparel from this weekend, quickly and tragically confirmed that Riri's top is not one of their fine pieces of apparel.
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The singer, 26, poked fun at himself on Instagram Friday morning, while sharing a photo taken with wife Priyanka Chopra, 36, as they posed in black tie attire.
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The last detail is a sprinkle of what the coffee company calls chocolate "sequins," and they're placed in a shape that's meant to look like a black tie.
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Jessica Chastain wore this to the 2016 CFDA Awards, and I would rent this again for any gala, black tie wedding (extra-fancy Saturday night?) in a heartbeat.
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Trump dressed for the occasion with a modern take on the classic safari suit, draping a beige blazer over a crisp white shirt, black tie, and cream pants.
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From black tie to beach chic, here's some easy advice on what outfit options guys have these days, courtesy of Frank Muytjens, head of men's design at J.Crew.
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IF THE DRESS CODE IS BLACK TIE… He should wear: A tuxedo (can be peak lapel or shawl collar) with a bow tie or a slim, dark tie.
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IF THE DRESS CODE IS BLACK TIE OPTIONAL OR FORMAL… He should wear: A tuxedo or a formal suit with a bow tie or an evening-appropriate tie.
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Not only is it beyond chic, but it might just be the easiest possible way to dress up any average ponytail (and make it even black tie appropriate!).
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The couple hosted a glitzy star-studded black tie engagement party in April, and Paltrow's been having bachelorette luncheons and parties throughout the year with her famous friends.
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Jennifer Hudson took the black tie dress code very seriously at Ciara and Russell Wilson's Wednesday wedding, opting for a bold-hued, floor-skimming gown by Christian Siriano.
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Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, such as a black-tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
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We're completely okay with gorgeously gussied-up pants becoming de rigueur at major awards shows when they look as fresh — but fully black-tie-ready — as Gaga's ensemble.
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But before I knew it, I found myself with a suit on with a black tie and a white shirt, I think, and I was part of it.
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Guests at black-tie affairs have appeared wearing their deconstructed jeans — most glaringly at the Met Gala, planned by Anna Wintour, who suggests that men wear white tie.
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Lee most recently attended a red-carpet event at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, a black-tie gala honoring the world's top physicists, biologists and mathematicians.
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The disclosure shows two separate payments of $600 each to the Texas State Society of Washington, D.C., which hosted the "Black Tie and Boots" ball on Jan. 19.
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But I have spent embarrassing amounts of time wrestling with what to wear to black-tie work events, time that could have been put to much better use.
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Sources close to Jackie tell TMZ ... she was asked by the Inaugural Committee to surprise the Prez-elect at the black tie candlelight dinner tonight at Union Station.
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We don't recommend wearing one to a black-tie event just yet, but it's an unexpected way to top off a classic belted trench or tailored tweed suit.
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" Or, at a party of provincial bigwigs, men in black tie bustle about "as flies dart about a gleaming white sugar loaf in the hot summertime of July.
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Tonight, for instance, Rihanna's black-tie Diamond Ball at Cipriani Wall Street, with Dave Chappelle as the host and Kendrick Lamar performing, will support her Clara Lionel Foundation.
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Ahead, we've put together a list of the best virtual parties from a black-tie gala event (yes, you read that right) to slow jams to dancehall parties.
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The ceremony, held at a black-tie dinner with hundreds of guests at Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan, is typically the most glamorous literary event of the year.
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Even at Central Synagogue — the congregation frequented by prominent families like the Lauders and Tisches — they loomed large, from the checks they wrote, to their black-tie seders.
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With Hispanic Heritage Month coming up in September, Latino leaders are busy organizing voter registration drives, legal defense strategies and street demonstrations in lieu of black tie parties.
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From head to toe, the look is holiday black-tie perfection — and possibly the chicest example of taking ombré hair color and making it fresh for winter 2020.
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Imbued with the understated manners of the East Coast elite, he loomed large in the upper reaches of a New York social world of glittering black-tie galas.
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On Sunday, he met with the acting director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and attended a black-tie dinner at the White House hosted by the president.
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Nowadays the bow tie often signifies an elevated style, is usually associated with a black tie dress code, and worn to formal events like weddings or awards ceremonies.
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Details from Trump&aposs interview with the paper became public as Trump was attending a black-tie dinner with May to welcome him to Britain with pomp and pageantry.
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Black tails, white shirt, black tie and multiple strands of chains were all by Chanel, as was the large gold and diamond brooch that twinkled on his left lapel.
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The auction took place during a Philadelphia Auto Show black tie event that saw 19 bidders vying for the car in a process that took all of 11 minutes.
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Finally, for all you ladies out there stressing over finding the perfect evening gown for that black tie affair, look no further because Sophia Bush has got you covered.
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"I'm proud to endorse Governor John Kasich to be the next president of the United States," Pataki told reporters ahead of a black tie New York GOP fundraiser dinner.
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A few years ago, I had to attend several black-tie events, but was between jobs and didn't want to keep buying a new black dress for each one.
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Opting for a more traditional ensemble, Glusman 31, opted for a navy suit with a white button-down shirt and black tie, which he paired with brown dress shoes.
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The 18-year-old proved once again she has her Ph.D. in wearing black tie crop tops when she hit the red carpet wearing a two-piece Labourjoisie creation.
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"I had to get a full-on vest and the rented tux and did that whole deal," he tells PEOPLE exclusively about the last time he went black-tie.
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After the wedding ceremony, the newlyweds will also be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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Harry, who made a speech at the fundraising dinner, was dressed in a tuxedo and bow tie for the black-tie event and was wearing his platinum wedding band.
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Every night, after whatever patriotic black-tie gala we'd played props at, he could be found at the hotel bar, trying to extract existential meaning from a banana colada.
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Speaking with PEOPLE ahead of the 70th anniversary of the black-tie event, Albert, who serves as the event's patron, called it the highlight of the principality's summer calendar.
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The black-tie gathering was the closing event to the city's six-day fashion extravaganza, a week after London's fashion week declared itself fur-free for the first time.
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During that trip, Flynn dined with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a black-tie gala for the RT television network, which US intelligence views as a Russian propaganda outlet.
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He bucked the traditional (read: boring) black tie dress code and opted for an open-necked pussy bow shirt, a patterned jacket, and cropped black pants, and brown loafers.
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Many participated in panel discussions and attended a black-tie dinner, where Donald F. McGahn II, a former White House counsel for Mr. Trump, extolled the group's extraordinary trajectory.
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Paul attended a major black-tie social event in Louisville, Kentucky, two weeks ago where several attendees have subsequently tested positive, including the wife of Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer.
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Or when the gangsta rappers, and Oscar nominees, Three 6 Mafia, sang about pimps and hoes before the black-tie audience, hardly their usual crowd, and then, fantastically, won.
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The White House Correspondents' Association announced on Monday that for the first time in 15 years, no comedian would crack jokes at its annual black-tie dinner in April.
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MILAN — As the sun set Sunday, the final day of Milan Fashion Week, a black-tie crowd descended on the Piazza della Scala in the center of the city.
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They looked real as they flickered on the steps of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, for the black-tie benefit for the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
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In 2008, Mr. Lauren held a blowout show and black-tie candlelit dinner for 400 in the Conservatory Gardens in Central Park to celebrate his 40th year in business.
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In tight black leather pants and silver studs, chain-mail black-tie tank tops and strapless cat suits in Prince of Wales check, they were dressed for it, anyway.
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But at a black-tie dinner, Dr. James C. Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, singled out SpongeBob for promoting a "pro-homosexual" agenda, The Times wrote.
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Mattis got in some choice jabs at the president at a black-tie dinner, and now we have an excerpt from a forthcoming book about the Trump administration's Pentagon.
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After the festivals, the action moves to ancillary groups, such as the National Board of Review and the Screen Actors Guild, each with its own black-tie awards gala.
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The winter I was there, a Snapchat video shared with the press showed a student in black tie burning a 20-pound note in front of a homeless person.
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Life as a Runway Like the first day of school and the return of black-tie galas, the Chelsea gallery crawl ushers in a new season in New York.
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On New Year's Eve, dressed in black-tie formal wear, the Knavs walked the red carpet on their way into the New Year's Eve party at Mar-a-Lago.
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Alexa Weibel polished one up for us this year, though, a vegetarian mushroom Wellington (above) that is beautiful and fancy, Idris Elba in black tie, the perfect Thanksgiving guest.
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But Griffin cast doubt on Trump yucking it up among the black-tie crowd of journalists, lawmakers, and celebrities at the annual soiree, which raises money for journalism scholarships.
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They crowned the day with a black-tie dinner and party where Meghan was expected to make a speech and the couple were expected to have their first dance.
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Each year, Oscar nominees juggle an action-packed award season dance card that has them all but commuting from one starry red carpet and black tie gala to the next.
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The leg sandwich Apparently, getting on the floor and sliding between someone's legs during a black tie event is frowned upon unless you're, like, a popular supermodel or something. 2.
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Trump, who is leveling similar charges against the news media and announced this weekend he won't attend the black-tie White House Correspondents' Dinner, is sure to do the same.
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His ingenious pre-sale marketing efforts, celebrity invitations, and black-tie sales had transformed Sotheby's auctions into major news affairs, and deepened the perception of Christie's as an antiquated rival.
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Pierre Suu/Getty Images The Love Ball black-tie soirée raises funds and support for the Naked Heart Foundation's mission of aiding disadvantaged children and families all around the world.
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It's consistently the one red carpet where celebrities, designers, and industry folk alike all converge in their finest couture to push the black-tie envelope with their avant garde creations.
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Following the ceremony, the future newlyweds will also be feted by a lunch hosted by the Queen at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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It's not quite black tie, but it's definitely a few notches above casual, which means we're always teetering on that line of formal dressing that doesn't involve a ball gown.
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"Is this better than that phony Washington White House correspondents dinner?" he asked, dismissing the black-tie affair in favor of the signature red hats in the Washington Township crowd.
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On Monday night the imperial couple hosted the Trumps for a black-tie, six-course banquet also attended by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and other dignitaries, including the American ambassador.
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While Harry went full black tie, completing his outfit by wearing a number of medal on his suit jacket, Meghan changed into the light blue Ginkgo cape dress by Safiyaa.
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After the wedding ceremony, the newlyweds will also be feted by a lunch hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle and then a black tie evening reception at Royal Lodge.
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Dressed in the sort of black suit, white shirt and skinny black tie that Mr. Gregory wore, Mr. Morton made it all the way through the play without a script.
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For the past two summers, outfitted with food, shelters, Zodiac inflatable boats, and two Eurocopter AS350 Squirrels, the Shackleton has trailed the black-tie optional Serenity, breaking ice as needed.
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Buy Now KitchenAid Artisan Black Tie Limited Edition 5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, $1,000 This all-black (yes, even the bowl) KitchenAid stand will add edge to anyone's baking.
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Since President Trump skipped last night's black-tie, off-camera Alfalfa Dinner, Vice President Pence did the honors before the biggest annual gathering of tycoons, national leaders and elder statesmen.
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Trump's past choices, she may continue her own tradition of wearing a European high-fashion brand to what will probably be the most-watched black tie event of her life.
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The changes were announced Tuesday and go into effect immediately, in time for the coming nomination season, which begins this month and culminates in a black-tie ceremony in May.
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I always end up going with a bow tie or a black tie, and this is an attempt to do something a little bit different and go without the tie.
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Mr. King went to set up an ironing board in Ms. Radziwill's kitchen to press a shirt to wear to a black-tie dinner at the home of Valentino Garavani.
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There are also accessories like pasties and tape for securing garments to the body, as well as prepackaged kits, including one to help women prepare for black-tie events. thekitundergarments.com.
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Mr. Vellucci, 31, is the director of fund-raising at Black Tie Dinner, a nonprofit organization in Dallas that supports the local and national lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community.
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Among many anecdotes that illustrate his wincing desperation, he tells of gobbling up pills that had fallen onto the floor beneath a urinal at a black-tie event in 20023.
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Mattis mocked Trump in public, at a black-tie dinner in New York, skewering Trump's "bone-spur" avoidance of military service and his penchant for round after round of golf.
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Without further ado, here are the lyrics rapped by Kendall in front of an atrium full of people at a black tie affair, in honor of his sweet daddy, Logan.
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The dark black tie fits nicely with the shirt, and, while Roger swaps out his dark shades for clear ones, everything here still pays proper homage to the Victorian era.
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Harry has been spotted in the same $170 J. Crew blazer time and time again — or for black-tie occasions, he'll opt for a suit and maybe even a hat.
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There's no black tie necessary at one White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner party — Playboy magazine just announced it's getting in on the "Nerd Prom" action for the first time.
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The Queen is said to host both a private afternoon tea for the family during the day, as well as a black tie dinner and drinks reception in the evening.
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Bezos earlier this year hosted a black-tie dinner in Washington, D.C. for the members of the exclusive Alfalfa Club, a collection of America's most important political and business leaders.
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The black-tie fundraiser epitomized how Vekselberg had managed to turn an obscure state park, thousands of miles away from his home base in Moscow, into a centerpoint of his influence.
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While the Bush daughters, Jenna and Barbara, attended the Black Tie and Boots Inaugural Ball back in 2005, the Obama girls didn't attend the balls on either of their father's inaugurations.
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The designer also ditched her usual uniform of formal gowns and sleek blow outs in favor of a fun updo and black-tie bustier-trouser combo from her own FW16 collection.
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Big Brother stars Cody Nickson and Jessica Graf's relationship was always more than a showmance — and on Sunday, they made things official, tying the knot in an intimate black-tie affair.
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Long presumed to have national political aspirations, in 2004 he and his then-wife appeared on the cover of Harper's Bazaar dressed in black tie, under the headline "The New Kennedys".
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Geek mystique gets the Crowleys invited to A-list parties, including the recent James Bond premiere at the Ziegfeld Theater, where they posted an Instagram photo of themselves in black tie.
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From the fist pump punctuating his formal address on the Capitol steps, to his pugnacious talk prefacing a slow-dance at black-tie balls, Donald Trump did his inauguration his way.
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Unlike Jennifer Lopez who went for black tie glamour, the duo opted for a more low-key dressing approaching, coordinating with one another in tight, cleavage-baring, all-over black ensembles.
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Yesterday, the company announced the introduction of the Limited Edition Artisan Black Tie Stand Mixer, and it's the perfect appliance for anyone who wants a bold statement piece in their kitchen.
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"It will be different, that's for sure," White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) President Jeff Mason told ITK when asked about any impact Trump's absence might have on the black-tie gathering.
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Balding with a gray goatee beard and wearing a dark blue suit and black tie, Mair sat silently in the dock flanked by three security guards as Whittam delivered his statement.
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And this year the black tie fête should be even more over-the-top than usual as these A-listers prepare themselves to honor Comme des Garçons Creative Director Rei Kawakubo.
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And while these sneakers might not pass a ball's black tie dress code, they'd pair perfectly with a sweet sundress or raw-hem denim for the ultimate take on street style.
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Donald Trump will appear with his Republican presidential rivals Thursday evening at the New York State Republican Gala, a black tie dinner held at the Grand Hyatt from 28500:6900 p.m.
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But this year, the mother of two skipped the grand black tie affair, giving the next generation of supermodels a chance to shine and show off their finest evening wear jorts.
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Saturday night, Harry Winston, the jeweler, will be underwriting the annual Milano black-tie event, which this year honors Lapo Elkann, the Italian entrepreneur, for his ongoing support of AIDS research.
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At the black-tie party last Saturday, which raised $3.6 million, Gucci's creative director, Alessandro Michele, greeted Hollywood stars, many wearing his flamboyant designs, like a proud father of the bride.
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On Wednesday evening, Affleck attended the London premiere of Suicide Squad, looking dapper in a simple, grey, well-tailored suit, white button-down, and a diamond-patterned grey and black tie.
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Washington (CNN)During a black-tie dinner honoring the White House Historical Association on Thursday night, 90 guests dined by candlelight on late-summer squash velouté and potato-crusted Dover sole.
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The senator had attended a major black-tie social event in Louisville, Kentucky, two weeks ago where several attendees have subsequently tested positive, including the wife of Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer.
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He preferred to hunker down in Amazon's hometown, Seattle, at least partly because he thought it was better for Amazon's growing business, largely avoiding public causes and the black-tie circuit.
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One minute you're laughing at Alan Ruck as Connor, Logan's son by his first wife, freaking out and "firing" the entire kitchen staff at a black-tie event honoring his dad.
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His goal, of course, was not only to ally himself with the crowd against the black-tie-wearing media celebrating at the Washington Hilton, but to goad and troll his opponents.
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After making the donation, he earned a coveted spot at the Chairman's Global Dinner, a pre-inauguration, black-tie gathering intended to introduce the incoming president to the foreign diplomatic corps.
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From the beginning, Mr. Faist had requested the kind of floppy, oversized black tie that Daniel Day-Lewis had worn when he won his Oscar for "My Left Foot" in 1990.
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The minor quibble, Slate wrote, is that the Trump in question may be wearing a partially disrobed black tie outfit, whereas he was photographed at the pageant wearing a regular suit.
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Lawyers for the government raced to defend the president's actions against court challenges, while aides struggled to explain the policy to perplexed lawmakers the next night at a black-tie dinner.
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At $300 a person, the black-tie party let masked guests have free rein of the trendy hotel's ground floor, while second-floor guest rooms were reserved for Halloween-themed adventures.
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The celebration begins with a ritzy black-tie gala at the Andrew W. Mellon auditorium near the White House on Tuesday at what is described to donors as the Chairman's Global Dinner.
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Courtesy Roberto Cavalli Mr. West kept up with his casual black tie style at Monday's event, opting for a black suit and his go-to tan boots, basically his red carpet uniform.
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Look 1: The Half-DipDifficulty level: 1Color: Treat Polish in Black Tie, a classic red with deep undertonesSuggested shape: Oval, squoval, almondRecommended color alternatives: "White, silver, gold, or glitter," says Gibson-Tuttle.
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Obama looked flawless in the all-white strapless ensemble at the black-tie event, greeting the Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife Ho Ching in a floor-length gown.
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He re-ignited his solo career in 1993 with Black Tie White Noise, the jazzy electronica record that produced three number No. 1s in the U.K., including the single Jump They Say.
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Fox took to the stage in a white button-down and black tie, and was all smiles as he shared the stage with Matthews, who was dressed in an all-black ensemble.
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After touching down with FLOTUS Melania Trump at Stansted Airport at 2pm on Thursday, the pair attended a black-tie dinner hosted by Theresa May at Blenheim Palace with 150 business leaders.
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A few broke through as memorably delicious, like a starter of intense asparagus veloute with foie gras ravioli and, at the black-tie-attire dinner, succulent lamb with ras-el-hanout spices.
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Yep, the only tangible thing you'll find in actress Lili Reinhart's on-screen hair is a black tie (and Terracciano says she's ordered more than 50 just in case she misplaces one).
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The 40 finalists faced a final competition in Washington before announcement of the winners at a black-tie dinner, according to the Society for Science and the Public, which runs the event.
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Then-President Reagan was the last sitting commander in chief to forgo the black-tie festivities, which raises money for journalism scholarships, in 1981, when he was recovering from an assassination attempt.
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In a not-so-black-tie baseball hat and Rammstein band tee, the Georgian designer took the stage to express his gratitude for the influence of the industry in which he works.
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Pendleton said she's deciding which sparkly outfits to wear to the black-tie-optional dinners on the Serenity, and buying new binoculars in hopes of seeing a narwhal and a polar bear.
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Planning had been underway for a Christmas Eve dinner followed by midnight mass at nearby Bethesda by the Sea church, along with Christmas dinner and a black tie New Year's Eve party.
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In a stark contrast to many of the celebs in attendance — whom mostly wore black tie with an artsy twist — West sported ripped denim, a bedazzled jacket, and light colored contacts. Okay.
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Giant cargo and oil tankers regularly ply those seas, and even the Crystal Serenity cruise ship, with 1,700 people onboard (many in black tie), has made the journey the past two summers.
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Giant cargo and oil tankers regularly ply those seas, and even the Crystal Serenity cruise ship, with 103,700 people onboard (many in black tie), has made the journey the past two summers.
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Grooms now wear classic, yet expressive shades of blue, along with traditional black tie designs, while groomsmen are wearing a slightly different color that plays off of what the groom is fashioning.
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What made him exceptional was his unceasing curiosity, his desire to see it all — every purple coat on a winter's day, every emerald dress at every single black-tie ball that night.
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A large roughly painted rendering of a rumpled white dress shirt and black tie is titled "Portrait AKA The American Dream Is to be Able to Think," written across the top edge.
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And, with the exception of Jean-Georges, they aren't formal dining rooms, though the service at each exudes some of the stateliness of the highest-end, black-tie-and-silver-cloche places.
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Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, executive producers and creators of the Comedy Central show "Broad City," will also be at the April 30 black-tie soirée as guests of the media company.
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Guy Beresford, a headhunter and self-described "careers bod" for the Old Oundelian Society, says that when he graduated in 1981 the club was mainly "black-tie dinners and going to golf".
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The effect is of attending one of those glamorous rooftop nightclubs where bright young things in black tie and tinsel gathered in the wee hours in Busby Berkeley and Astaire-Rogers movies.
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Older black residents, all dressed in black tie for the event, rushed the stage to get a photo with the presidential candidate, or to stream her speech on their social media channels.
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The Migos were hosting a private "Black Tie GRAMMYs" mansion party Saturday night in Bev Hills -- with the R&B singer in tow and his main lady, Vanessa Vargas, at his side.
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He directly referenced Kraftwerk's Man Machine album cover, dressing his models in their iconic red-shirt and black-tie ensembles, and he played their music during the show at the Moulin Rouge.
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Eschewing the more traditional black-tie look, the five-time Super Bowl winner, 40, opted for a Versace tuxedo featuring a black turtleneck underneath a jacket featuring elaborate gold embroidering on the lapel.
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Only filmmakers and industry insiders get to walk up the iconic red-carpeted steps at the Palais des Festivals for the black-tie-only premieres; tickets aren't for sale to the general public.
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In the evening, May will host a black-tie dinner for Trump at the stately home that will be attended by about 100 business leaders from industries including finance, pharmaceuticals, defense and technology.
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Because I work in an office without a dress code, I always felt like they looked too dressy for work, yet they'd still not be fancy enough for a real black-tie affair.
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So, whether you're planning a look for a beachside event, a themed celebration, or an extravagant black-tie affair — or all of the above — it's about time your party outfits got a refresh.
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On Saturday, she was back in her black tie duds to fête her new cover for Business of Fashion wearing a sheer, nude Rodarte lace gown accented with 3D floral appliqués and embroidery.
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But whether in black tie or silk pajamas, Mr. Rickman's Elyot knew that his bespoke clothes — like his impeccably tailored epigrams — could slide away at any minute to reveal a stark-naked lust.
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On "A Day in the Life" he brought in a 41-piece orchestra in black tie to make a glissando that went, as John wanted, "from nothing to the end of the world".
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Moore's is ideal for a black-tie-optional or cocktail wedding thanks to those festive ruffles and versatile skirt length, while Kelly's low-cut maxi is ideal for an outdoor, laid-back ceremony.
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The White House is honoring Singapore's Prime Minister with the highest form of Washington flattery: a formal state visit capped by a black-tie dinner featuring Maryland blue crab and American Wagyu beef.
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For those who are averse to such black tie white noise and don't mind a labyrinth of lines, mandatory tickets for the exhibition are $20 on weekdays and $25 on weekends for adults.
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The president's envoy is scheduled to arrive in the evening on Thursday, July 12, when May will host a black-tie dinner at Blenheim Palace, famous for being the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
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And then Westbrook, the last of six new inductees into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, peered into a black-tie crowd that filled a large ballroom at Cox Convention Center on Thursday night.
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" At a six-course, black-tie state banquet at the palace on Monday evening, with the emperor and Mr. Abe both in attendance, Mr. Trump called America's relationship with Japan a "treasured alliance.
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They noted that neither Ms. Thomasson nor the Kerry aide was dressed in black tie for the ball, and that both stayed behind with the ambassador after other guests left for the event.
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The second was more of a society diary, respectfully aware of certain dynasties and clans whose black-tie charity work cast a nostalgic glow, even in a post-Truman Capote New York City.
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For months, the question made its way through the music industry in group emails, in whispered office conversations and at black-tie cocktail parties: When will the #MeToo movement finally come to music?
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In ritual-driven Washington, seemingly mundane variations on presidential customs can make waves: Barack Obama's decision in 2009 to skip the Gridiron Club dinner, an annual black-tie gathering of journalists, made headlines.
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Arriving in a hall adorned with soft white florals and greenery on a trellis, the guests, in black tie attire, passed by reporters and television cameras on their way to the main event.
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In November, Justice Gorsuch will speak at a black-tie dinner at the annual convention of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group that helped compile lists of candidates to replace Justice Scalia.
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In the autumn of 2014, Ms. Vrablic and Mr. Kushner attended the Frick Collection's dinner, a black-tie event where patrons dined among famous works of art by Manet, El Greco and Turner.
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After Chiuri's debut couture show, guests returned to the space for Dior's big masquerade ball — where guests decked in black tie and masks drank and danced till the wee hours of the night.
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Trump only recently brought on additional staff members to help arrange state dinners and other official meals at the White House, the first of which was the black-tie Governors Ball on Sunday.
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Beer-soaked floors and raucous crowds are replaced with royalty and a black-tie dress code, as Matchroom Boxing boss Eddie Hearn brings international boxing to the Casino de Monte Carlo in Monaco.
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Country: Multiple, including the UK and ItalyDuration of trip: 2 daysThe century-old Orient Express transports riders to the golden age of rail travel, with its four-course dinners and black-tie glamour.
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In the autumn of 2014, Ms. Vrablic and Mr. Kushner attended the Frick Collection's dinner, a black-tie event where patrons dined among famous works of art by Manet, El Greco and Turner.
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But it's not a very fresh joke, even though "The Square" is often quite funny and, once or twice — in particular during an aggressive performance at a black-tie gala dinner — genuinely provocative.
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The #Duke and #Duchess of #Cambridge are joined by the Crown Princess Couple, members of the Swedish government, Riksdag, civil society and creative industries for a black tie dinner at the UK Ambassador's Residence.
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Meanwhile, at London's landmark Mansion House building, several women wearing red evening dresses and white 'climate emergency' sashes briefly interrupted a high-profile speech by Finance Minister Philip Hammond at a black-tie banquet.
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"When we filmed the Queen getting on the night train to Birmingham, what you didn't see on the film was [Philip] arrived in black tie as he'd come direct from an event," Hardman said.
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The star wrapped herself up in a bow-adorned ball skirt worn over her lace high-collar jumpsuit (a look from the Alexis Mabille Fall 2018 Haute Couture collection) for the black-tie affair.
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Cozy nights with festive cocktails, gift buying for our BFFs, and all those parties (think everything from fancy black-tie galas to chill group hangs) that give us an excuse to play dress-up.
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The club had a formal dining room—black tie only—and since I'd just acquired my first formal evening gown, it made sense that the three of us should celebrate by showing it off.
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And like Ernie Shavers, the heavyweight boxer who famously rocked Muhammed Ali's African gene pool, Conteh is much in-demand these days as an after dinner speaker at gala dinners and black tie functions.
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Within minutes, her remark was all over social media, along with a picture of her wearing a sand-colored Ralph Lauren jacket, a white Chanel shirt with a black tie, and a cream fedora.
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Nick, who has recently come out, divides his time between the elite world of the Fedden family, with its black-tie dinners and country-house weekends, and the gay underground of pre-AIDS London.
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With it, Assoulin has built up a following of loyal customers who turn to her for big occasions — weddings, black-tie parties or any other life event that might call for a little drama.
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The three-course dinner, which starts at $34.99, comes with a choice of breadsticks or soup, dipping sauces, its five-cheese ziti al forno or chicken alfredo, and Black Tie Mousse Cake or tiramisu .
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Inside, nearly a thousand guests, in black tie, were served champagne and fed slices of a giant cake replica of Trump Tower, which was wheeled in by a parade of women waving red sparklers.
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Photo: GettyIt was a black tie evening of glamour, champagne toasts, and lizard flesh at the annual Explorers Club dinner gala this weekend, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was one of the guests of honor.
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There was no booing and no slow handclapping when Garry Jones, chief executive of the London Metal Exchange (LME), rose to address the exchange's annual black-tie dinner at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
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The spilt-screen image Trump wants: As TV cameras show Washington's press corps dressed in black tie at the White House Correspondents Dinner, Trump is giving a full-throated economic nationalist pitch in the heartland.
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That evening, Prime Minister Theresa May will host a black tie dinner with the Trumps at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, and will celebrate the business links between the two nations.
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The star's family stayed in New York City, and her sisters Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian, as well as momager Kris Jenner were in attendance at the black-tie gala that honored the late Robert Kardashian.
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In tech circles, it would be easy to assume that the world of high-impact charitable giving is a rich man's game where deals are inked at exclusive black tie galas over fancy hors d'oeuvre.
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Donning black tie attire and speaking just 16 blocks from his glitzy Trump Tower, Trump spent most of his speech -- nearly the first 20 minutes -- listing his achievements in the New York real estate business.
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While much of the festival is casual, red-carpet premieres have a strict black-tie dress code, which accounts for much of the festival's reputation for glamour: fancy dresses for women, bow ties for men.
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Secondly, I have a few black tie events coming up that I'd love to have some impressive jewels to flaunt, so I wanted to test it out to see if it's worth signing up for.
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The playfulness of Alicia Vikander's Louis Vuitton Met Gala look comes across loud and clear in this illustration which highlights what a modern and unusual choice this dress was for the black tie red carpet.
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People are used to seeing folks with a hunk of rubber strapped to their wrist, and unless you're rocking it at a black tie event, no one's going to call out the fashion faux pax.
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But Zayn took things to the next level of thematic precision, wearing actual metal sleeves over his black tie suit from Versace, and giving us all sorts of Heath Ledger in A Knight's Tale feels.
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Our customer loves to get glam and to dress up and we wanted to give her a collection that is a notch up from our annual black tie collection that is always a best seller.
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There may be a black tie party on the evening of Christmas and dressy outfits for their church outing, but Mike spiced up his look for the royals' tradition of opening presents on Christmas Eve.
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Mike Farmer, titular Lord and legendary lord of the copper market, pulled no punches when he addressed the great and the good of the metals market at the LME's annual black-tie dinner last month.
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Along with his gold jacket, Moss sported a black tie with the names of a dozen black men and women , who were either killed by police or died in police custody, printed in gold letters.
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Bejeweled ladies in elegant, long gowns and men in black tie were adorned with a touch of "Van Gogh Fantasy" as the invitation advised—mostly a sunflower in a lapel or on a straw hat.
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The 2017 awards season began on Sunday with the Golden Globes dinner in Beverly Hills, kicking off two months of red carpets and black tie events, culminating in the Academy Awards ceremony on Feb. 26.
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Conservative former President Antonio Saca, who is now serving 10 years in prison for embezzlement and money laundering, was taken into custody at his son's black-tie wedding in an upscale part of San Salvador.
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It remains to be seen what reception LME chief executive Garry Jones gets when he addresses a black tie dinner on Tuesday, the centerpiece of the annual get-together of the global metals trading community.
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Comedy Central's Larry Wilmore will serve as the entertainer at this year's dinner and talked with The Hill about how he's preparing, describing the black-tie gig as "one of the highlights" of his career.
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The body is also held together by the requirements of social events, as in "Black Tie Affair" (2017), where the face is just that cut-out filigree, plus the eyes, hands, and a bow tie.
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Enrique wore a white jacket and black tie at The Pierre for almost 40 years until he had pancreatitis, a near-death experience that led him to retire in 1991 and return to Puerto Rico.
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Norman Norell, one of the great American designers, went rogue once in the late 1940s, scheduling a black-tie evening event without consulting Ms. Finley — only to discover that his plans clashed with another designer's.
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"Dress trousers made from a family tartan can be very striking," reads the section on proper dress, which also includes what to wear to the opera (a suit or, if it's opening night, black tie).
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John Ambrose, who likes to announce bingo for old people and thinks throwing a black tie event at a nursing home sounds glamorous, is the same kind of old-fashioned romantic that Lara Jean is.
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Retail unicorn Rent the Runway has accumulated a community of over nine million members who use the service to rent everything from gowns fit for black-tie events to casual items like sweatshirts and jeans.
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"Every time you pass the entrance of an opera house and see the women with fur coats and the men in black tie, that makes a younger public take a step back," Mr. Ollé said.
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Black tie Rick and Morty—a spitting image of Vincent and Jules—search for a suitcase with mysterious, glowing contents while El-P and Killer Mike's adrenaline-pumped banger from RTJ3 blares in the background.
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Thursday features more access-heavy sit-downs such as a black-tie "candlelight dinner" at Union Station the night before they head to their prime seats at the swearing-in ceremony on Friday at the Capitol.
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Over time, Bowie settled more firmly into those avant tendencies; decades later, he even started filling records like 1993's Black Tie White Noise and 1997's Earthling with noxious synth bass bursts and brittle breaks.
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For a small portion of their hosting duties, Hough wore a navy blue jumpsuit, giving a fun twist on black tie dressing, which featured a criss-cross halter neckline and a large cutout across the midriff.
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While Dad looked handsome in a gray suit and black tie, Sistine opted for a black miniskirt and white embroidered crop top with black sandals and Sophia wore a black V-neck minidress and nude heels.
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We got the funny man Wednesday afternoon at L.A. Mission where he was helping serve turkey dinners to those in need ... and asked him straight-up if he'd ever considered hosting the annual black-tie affair.
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During his appearance at Bromley Magistrates Court, Beckham -- wearing a sharp charcoal suit with a white shirt and black tie -- was ordered to pay a $1,100 fine and had his driving license suspended for 6 months.
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There were A-line shaped puffers, and puffers of ball skirts and capelets and even some coats with built in face masks, ensuring you'll never miss another black tie gala because of a snow storm again.
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Melania Trump traveled back -- her third trip aboard a government plane during the shutdown -- to Palm Beach on December 27, where she hosted the club's annual New Year's Eve bash, a $1,000 ticketed black-tie affair.
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PARIS — If fashion had a prom, it might be the annual black-tie gala held by the Vogue Paris Foundation to raise funds and to showcase major donations to the Palais Galliera, the city's fashion museum.
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But with President Trump declining to attend this year's 103rd installment, the star power largely MIA and several news outlets nixing their usual bashes, regulars say the "weirdness" factor surrounding the black-tie dinner is high.
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That's what I am muttering as I haul myself up the winding staircase to the Grand Ballroom on the third floor of the Plaza Hotel in a gown on my way to a black-tie wedding.
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But with President Trump declining to attend this year's 103rd installment, the star power largely MIA and several news outlets nixing their usual bashes, regulars say the 'weirdness' factor surrounding the black-tie dinner is high.
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I had a friend who used to wear skin-tight pants with boys' shirts that were a size too small to black tie events, and she pretty much laid those who saw her on the floor.
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Among other tasks, Ms. Winston Wolkoff and colleagues managed the 500-person black-tie dinner hosted by Mr. Barrack at the neo-Classical Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium and a 1,500-person "candlelight" dinner at Union Station.
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Harrold said the black-tie party, held "behind closed doors" at St James's Palace is a traditional event where palace staff gets to mingle with the Queen, Prince Charles, and other members of the royal family.
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Ms. Chao had invited the black-tie crowd, which included François Curiel of Christie's and the French shoe designer Bruno Frisoni, to sip Deutz Champagne and nibble on caviar and foie gras while viewing her creation.
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From the organized fun at the $200-a-head hen do to the black tie dress code and never ending speeches, weddings don't always make you feel like your heart is about to burst with love.
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Take your pick from classic Bath and Body Works fragrances like Japanese Cherry Blossom, Black Cherry Merlot and Black Tie, or opt for a new holiday scent, like Frozen Lake, Winter Candy Apple and Vanilla Birch.
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President Obama and Mitt Romney exchanged PG-rated barbs at the event in 2012, where the most controversial joke uttered was that Romney and his wife liked to wear black-tie formal wear around their house.
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Looking at photos on the night, it seems guests and the wedding DJ all dressed appropriately for the black-tie affair—and by that, we mean they wore Kraftwerk's iconic red button-up shirts and black ties.
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Jenner's debut at the black tie fête was back in 2014, and she went for a full-on princess moment in a custom blush mermaid-style Topshop gown and 82 carats of Chopard diamonds around her neck.
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The Americans actress and her on-and-off-screen beau Matthew Rhys attended the black-tie event as guests of the President and First Lady Michelle Obama (who wowed in an ivory dress designed by Brandon Maxwell).
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Black-tie New Year's Eve potluck, happy-hour snacks and drinks with treasured coworkers, hot dogs and peanuts at Giants ball games, birthday cake with extra frosting, summer barbecues with plenty of Nibbi's pimento cheese to start.
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Guests — who walked the star-studded red carpet, mingled at the elegant cocktail reception, took in the performance and attended the black-tie Supper Ball — included Andy Cohen, Gwendoline Christie and Parker's former SATC costar Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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Washington (CNN)In the first minutes of Sunday morning, at approximately 12:05 am, first daughter Ivanka Trump posted an image on Instagram of herself and husband Jared Kushner, dressed to the nines in black-tie ensembles.
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Irina chose a white satin sheath dress with a sharply tailored white blazer draped across her shoulders for the occasion, while Bradley wore a classic Tom Ford black windsor three piece suit paired with a black tie.
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So while the black-tie dress code is still very much enforced at Cannes, it's not likely that anyone will get turned away for not wearing heels — as long as they're still wearing glamorous footwear, of course.
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She told the Globe that she tried to step out of the way but found herself coming face to face with a "really good-looking," curly-haired, and black tie-clad gentleman whom she couldn't quite place.
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It was here that PentUp concluded with a black-tie dinner under the arched ceiling and low-hanging chandeliers of the cadet mess hall, where princes, dukes, sultans and kings have eaten for a couple of centuries.
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After all, Harry's ex-girlfriends Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas were definitely not carbon copies of the Duchess, but with their tony backgrounds they know how to work seamlessly from the pub to a black-tie event.
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According to the Emily Post Institute, women actually have a lot of options: "a formal, floor-length evening gown, dressy cocktail dress, [or even] your dressiest 'little black dress'" will pass muster under the black-tie umbrella.
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"The Republican establishment is incredulous that he's their most likely nominee," Obama told attendees at the black-tie event, which brought together journalists and media moguls with Hollywood stars and power brokers from Capitol Hill and beyond.
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And as the handful of gondola-adjacent photo calls from the first few days of this all-star affair have already proven, the actress still has black tie dressing down pat, giving it her signature nonchalant spin.
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The Saturday Night Live star attended the American Museum of Natural History Museum Gala black-tie benefit in New York City on Thursday, marking his first solo red carpet since his split from Ariana Grande last month.
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This isn't, of course, to say that it's advisable for a woman to wear the same dress to work that she might wear to a black-tie gala or to a New Year's party on the beach.
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Unlike the Oscars, this is no black-tie affair; The Game Awards are an annual opportunity to announce new games, offer updates on hotly-anticipated titles, and go into further detail on soon-to-be released games.
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Stephen Schwarzman, the Wall Street rainmaker, took the stage at a black-tie gala in Manhattan in January to present an award to a Chinese corporate behemoth that has become a major player in global deal making.
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As the presidential helicopter descended on the grounds of the ambassador's residence in Regent's Park, preparing to whisk Mr. Trump away to a black-tie dinner in a secluded palace outside the capital, protesters raised a cry.
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No longer sponsored by Hot Cheetos and Red Bull, Sundays are instead brought to you by lush indoor plants, Palo Santo-scented room diffusers and candles, and loungewear that could easily be confused with black tie attire.
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At least at Emporio Armani, things started off promisingly enough, with a multitude of variations on black tie in training in (yes) black and white and red, polka dots and stripes, all worn with lots of sneakers.
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Philipp Plein, the maximalist designer whose studs and skulls bling brighter than those of nearly all his competitors, cordially invited the fashion industry to a black-tie dinner and fashion show at the Pool and the Grill.
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The couple, whose relationship has been featured on VH1's Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, will tie the knot in front of family and friends in August during a black-tie affair at a historical venue in Los Angeles.
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Just as much a wardrobe workhorse as its "little" sister, the best black evening gown will blend seamlessly into any event, from your prom to a wedding to a black-tie work event, with batting a proverbial eyelash.
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Céline Dion attended the Met Gala for the first time this year and she ended her night in the best, most New York way possible: by eating a hot dog on the street in full black tie attire.
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Walking down the red carpet for the 30th annual Black Tie Salute with actress Annette Bening, his wife of 25 years, Beatty said his family mattered more than his Hollywood achievements, including multiple Oscar and Golden Globe nominations.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump spent his 100th day in office not at the annual black-tie dinner that some say launched his bid for the White House, but with some of the people who sent him there.
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They also made appearances at a reception for N.Y.C. Mayor Bill de Blasio held in the Empire State Building and a black tie fundraiser at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in honor of the University of St Andrews.
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But a bipartisan inquiry by the House Oversight Committee in early 2017 revealed Flynn was paid more than $33,000 by the Kremlin-funded network to attend the black-tie event and participate in a question-and-answer session.
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Beginning with pants that are neither boxy nor tight (which were sold out of the founders' cars at one point), it now sells a full array of men's clothing, from vacationwear and casual tees to black tie suits.
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When my plane landed in Seattle, Washington, I took it as a good sign that the man sitting across the isle from me was wearing a black suit with a black tie and had his hair slicked back.
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The former milliner and fashion reporter trained his lens on fabulous creatures teetering into fashion shows and society doyennes swishing around black-tie galas — and he was just as smitten by regular people going about their daily lives.
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The awards, which were given at a black-tie dinner with close to 800 guests at Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan, are typically the most glamorous literary event of the year, drawing the industry's biggest names and players.
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Field Notes Krystal and Matt Ritter's wedding last April at the W Fort Lauderdale hotel was a black tie-preferred event, but shoes were optional for their bridal party and 323 guests — at least on the dance floor.
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Within a few weeks — and just days after Mr. Baker and Ms. Malychenko celebrated their nuptials with a black-tie party at a Hamburg yacht club — a pair of plainclothes German police officers appeared at Mr. Baker's door.
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According to an AJC profile of her in December 2019, Loeffler and Sprecher attended a black-tie gala in August 2019 where the couple sat at a table with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and first lady Marty Kemp.
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Guests were showing off their black-tie attire all night on social media and in the photo booth -- which has become a bit of a hallmark at these sorts of shindigs (the Kardashians use one all the time).
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Just as Bouchra Jarrar's balletic black tie at Lanvin — lovely as bits of it were, all lace and rosettes, crepe de Chine and layers of wafting georgette — needed to get its head out of the blush-toned sand.
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In that first basket, a wealthy couple (Colin Woodell, Hannah Anderson) intends to wait out the Purge behind the gilded gates of a black-tie party, where they hope to raise funds to help advance their philanthropic objectives.
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The tennis pro paired her black tie ensemble with a tousled waist-length blowout, flat t-strap sandals to give her hardworking feet a much-deserved break, and a practical watch because this powerhouse has got places to be.
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Padded, wrapped, studded with pearls; however you take your headband, there's a cool-girl way to style it that can take you from your next black-tie wedding to Saturday's boozy brunch, and every warm-weather occasion in between.
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On Saturday night, an abundance of famous and powerful figures in the film industry gathered together for the Governors Awards, the annual black-tie celebration of cinema's leading artists held by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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At last night's Alfalfa Club dinner — a black-tie cotillion for titans of government and business — physician and former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist [corrected] pretended to give a grim, gloved medical exam to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Thankfully, we caught every single, solitary moment of last night's black tie affair (this is our Super Bowl after all) and we're here to guide you through all the ins and outs of this entire Manus x Machina evening.
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But the black-tie dinner is not fundamentally about comedy acts or partisan politics -- it is a fundraiser and awards event that acknowledges the role of the free press and allows journalists to schmooze with sources and each other.
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This question is at the heart of a hilarious scene from Allen's Manhattan, where attendees of a black-tie event discuss the relative merits of a New York Times op-ed and "bricks and baseball bats" in fighting Nazism.
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The WHCA said Ron Chernow, who has written biographies of presidents George Washington and Ulysses Grant and founding father Alexander Hamilton, has been asked to speak on freedom of the press at next year's black-tie affair in April.
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" When it comes to her personal style, however, the actress is more about comfy, laid-back classic rather than black tie pomp and circumstance, saying, "I keep quite a low profile and I wear jeans and jumpers and Converse.
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She ultimately skipped the black-tie gala, flying back to Los Angeles from New York City to be by her husband's side — and her first public appearance ended up being her longtime makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic's Masterclass on Jan.
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But one man by the name of Tom Lenk is putting them all to shame, crafting their black tie ensembles out of household items to create a series of lewks that can only be described by one word: #FASHUN.
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As a result, an adult woman looking for inspiration for a black tie event could do worse than look to the Correspondents' dinner for ideas (itself an idea that would have been unimaginable at the turn of the millennium).
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Podesta, a garrulous, gravelly voiced man known for his bold neckwear, is part of the elite group of lobbyists atop the industry who move easily between black-tie fund-raisers on Embassy Row and closed meetings on Capitol Hill.
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Trump's hosting the Chairman's Global Dinner in D.C. Tuesday night ... where donors who spent top dollar for his campaign will get treated to an exclusive black-tie dinner, and 2 entree options: mustard glazed black cod or filet mignon.
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Among the material making its way online for the first time is an interview NBC's TODAY unearthed from 1993, in which Bowie sat down with the show's Bryant Gumbel to talk about his new album, Black Tie, White Noise.
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Thirty years ago, it was the most expensive in the world, with paintings by Gauguin, Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh achieving eight-figure prices at black-tie auctions at Sotheby's and at Christie's, in London and in New York.
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To me, the Plaza irresistibly represents my days at Vanity Fair in the '80s, when its swanky Grand Ballroom played host to countless black-tie benefits chaired by Wall Street trophy wives, with their hungry eyes and anorexic shoulders.
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Harold Mitchell, a television executive who was one of several friends to provide eulogies, went so far as to tear off his black tie and jacket and don colorful alternatives in homage to Mr. Malaspina's love of vibrant clothing.
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The sisters spent two weeks in the countries, and were photographed riding camels and elephants, on a boat ride along the Ganges, at a horse and cattle show and at black-tie dinners with politicians, diplomats and other dignitaries.
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A mother of two in Los Angeles, who asked to remain anonymous for social reasons, said she&aposd witnessed kid birthday parties that were fancier than some black-tie bar mitzvahs, including one with mermaids swimming in the pool.
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Auctioneers Profiles in History said on Monday it also is selling some 2000 other "Star Wars" items, including an original black TIE-fighter pilot helmet from the first, 22015 movie that could fetch even more money - up to $0003,2000.
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One of the most practical aspects of the suites, however, is that they come with a proper wardrobe and hangers for keeping suits, coats, and dresses looking good for any black tie gala you may be attending upon landing.
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Patricia Cohen MEDIA President Trump will be a no-show at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday, making this the second straight year he has skipped out on the annual black-tie gathering of politicians and journalists.
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They didn't cause the same shake-your-head-and-blink double-takes as Clare Waight Keller's study of tuxedo dressing and the underneath at Givenchy, which promised a rigorous, tightly controlled take on black tie and then subverted it.
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At 51, he wears a short-sleeved polo shirt and shorts everywhere he goes, even to black-tie galas or in New York winters, which gives him the unassailable air of a true eccentric, or a high-school football coach.
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First Kendall Jenner went a little edgy, kicking off her Cannes style streak in black tie jorts, then Bella Hadid channeled true '90s starlet style, with her mega-carat choker giving us some serious Titanic "Heart of the Ocean" flashbacks.
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In 1971, on the night before Thanksgiving, a man calling himself Dan Cooper, wearing a black tie and a suit, boarded a Seattle-bound Boeing 727 in Oregon and told a flight attendant he had a bomb in a briefcase.
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Lately, Fey, 45, has been proving there's no shame in her black tie game, wearing an assortment of sexy, figure-flattering gowns that, despite her many protestations about being awkward or goofy, only go to prove her certifiable hot mom status.
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After our lunch at the old boy's club, I opted to wear a dress shirt, blazer, and tie to dinner—if I didn't have the right genitalia, I could at least adhere to the "black tie or business suit" dress code.
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He has been photographed by countless magazines, usually in his uniform of an immaculate black suit, black tie, crisp white shirt and just the right amount of stubble—a uniform he is wearing when we meet in a London hotel.
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The Federalist Society's annual dinner last week looked like any other black-tie affair in Washington — a sea of tuxedoed and ball-gowned lawyers gathered in an ornate hall in Union Station to sip wine, hobnob, and celebrate the year's achievements.
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You will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down for a nice chat with Charlie Rose or attending some black-tie affair for a new glossy magazine without choking.
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But as gorgeous as she may have looked on Sunday evening, the actress clearly couldn't wait to get out of that stuffy black tie attire and into something a little more comfortable (with a quick break for a pool plunge).
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In Japan last month he was treated to a six-course black-tie banquet with Emperor Naruhito, complete with Mt. Fuji-shaped ice cream (not to mention playing golf and watching a sumo match with the prime minister, Shinzo Abe).
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"Ladies and gentlemen, I lost my best friend last year, and it doesn't seem possible that she's not with me anymore," John, 69, said onstage during the annual Hot Pink Party for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, a black tie gala.
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After this afternoon's reception, hosted by the Queen in St. George's Hall at Windsor Castle, later in the evening guests will attend a black-tie gathering at Royal Lodge, where Eugenie's parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, live.
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On May 3, Swift co-chaired the Met Gala, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual black-tie extravaganza that throws celebrities and important fashion industry figures into the same room with the vague direction to dress according to a specified theme.
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Rihanna has reigned over the Met Gala red carpet for a decade now, captivating the fashion crowd with everything from her game-changing androgynous take on black tie dressing in 20123 to last year's sculptural floral Commes des Garçons masterpiece.
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He can be seen globetrotting the world in borderline thotty poses wearing various brightly-colored sweatsuits He wore them in London, he wore them in New York City, and he even wore them to a black tie event in Beverly Hills.
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Moonstone was introduced in 2016 as part of Glossier's holiday Black Tie set — which meant you had to shell out $75 for the whole shebang (which also included eyeliner, lip gloss, and nail polish) if you wanted to try the highlighter.
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Come Saturday evening, the couple welcomed 250 guests — including fellow Housewives Jill Zarin, Cynthia Bailey, Kelly Bensimon and Marysol Patton — to witness their black tie nuptials at a lavish, modern-chic outdoor ceremony at Brazilian Court on the groom's 50th birthday.
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The actor, 47, who wed Hollywood producer and director Elisa Pugliese at their home the day before, hosted family and a few famous friends on June 9 at a black-tie reception at One World Observatory in New York City.
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Going for "a cool Rat Pack-type of vibe," Baylee dressed to the nines for the black-tie bash in a tux jacket, black trousers, black suspenders, a white shirt and a bowtie with a cowboy hat top it off.
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From black-tie retro bends à la Blake Lively to soft, barely there twists like Ashley Madekwe, acquiring the skills to shape your hair into any variation of wave is beauty gold — and it's way easier than you might think.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House press corps gathered on Saturday for its annual black-tie dinner, a toned-down affair this year after Donald Trump snubbed the event, becoming the first incumbent U.S. president to bow out in 36 years.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Last week while Gabon was awaiting a court ruling on a disputed election result, a U.S. think-tank held a black tie dinner in Manhattan at which President Ali Bongo had been meant to receive a "Global Citizen Award".
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Whenever they're not busy being self-absorbed, the Friends From College spin their wheels in gorgeous lofts, at black-tie events, and on wine-tasting party buses — always without any indication that they're learning a damn thing or growing at all.
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LONDON — A British official was suspended from the Foreign Office after he grabbed a Greenpeace U.K. protester by the neck and forcibly ejected her from a black-tie dinner in London's financial district, the prime minister's office said on Friday.
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While much of the entertainment world has tacked sharply and openly to the left in the last two years, with celebrities politicking from awards stages in ball gowns and black tie, country music has taken a more cautious, tight-lipped approach.
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A band wearing black pants, red coats with gold detail and black furry hats was assembled on both sides of the red carpet, and a crowd of black tie-clad people were in front of the palace awaiting the president's arrival.
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The freshman Democratic lawmaker from California pressed Powell on whether those who attended the black-tie event in Washington could have benefited financially by gaining access to Powell and pressuring him to change how the Fed sets interest rate policy.
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In a Twitter message on Saturday morning, the president said he would be "holding a BIG rally in Pennsylvania" on April 29, the same night the press corps will be gathering for its annual black-tie event at the Washington Hilton.
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Instead, a series of events — a black-tie dinner with business leaders, a meeting with May and an audience with Queen Elizabeth II — will happen outside the bustling city, where Mayor Sadiq Khan has been in a verbal battle with Trump.
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PARIS — On a dark and bitterly cold January night this week, hundreds of guests in black tie, fur and assorted diamonds and emeralds descended upon the Place Vendôme, lit by the flames of scores of flickering candles set on the pavement.
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He will hold talks with Prime Minister Theresa May at her 16th-century manor house, meet Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle and attend a black-tie dinner at the home of former World War Two leader Winston Churchill - all outside London.
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McLean, oblivious to the Marquis of Queensberry rules, or the looming figure of the referee in black tie, punched Shaw as he was on the ground with a right-handed haymaker worthy of a pub brawl at the Blind Beggar.
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But when the sun sets at 4 PM and piles of snow make it hard to get dressed in something as simple as jeans and a sweater, getting dolled up for a black-tie event can be even more of a challenge.
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One day late last January, Beto O'Rourke was hosting a town hall in Sugar Land, Texas, and Sarah DeMerchant, a candidate for a Texas state House seat, was worried she wouldn't be able to make it because of a prior, black-tie engagement.
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The Queen, decked out in diamonds and sapphires, wore white gloves and a Hartnell royal blue tulle ballgown as she and Prince Philip, also in black-tie attire, welcomed their American guests to Buckingham Palace for a lavish banquet in their honor.
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One evening last month, after the traditional cocktails and black-tie meal, the members of the Century Association gathered in the reading room of their Renaissance-style clubhouse on West 43rd Street and, with little fanfare, made a bit of literary history.
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But non-badge holders with the right wardrobe and a little bit of moxie can get into screenings, and even red-carpet premieres, at some of the festival's biggest theaters (red carpet premieres are strictly black tie, so looking the part is essential).
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These are the women whose days start at dawn and end well past sundown, who clock multiple miles hopping from the office to a business lunch to a designer's showroom to a podcast studio to a black-tie dinner all in 24 hours.
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As Kim Kardashian West rushed back to Los Angeles after her husband Kanye West was hospitalized for exhaustion Monday evening, two of her sisters and momager Kris Jenner appeared composed and normal as they attended a black-tie gala in New York City.
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There will be a black-tie reception the evening of the wedding at Royal Lodge, where Eugenie's parents Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson live, and a third "festival and funfair"-themed party the next day also hosted by Prince Andrew and Fergie.
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She also received serious backlash for tweeting a poorly timed photograph of herself and husband/presidential advisor Jared Kushner dressed for a black tie event right after her father signed an executive order banning seven predominantly Muslim nations from the U.S. pic.twitter.
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Beyoncé is a big fan of House of CB as she's recently worn the London-based brand's $165 emerald dress to Rihanna's black-tie Diamond Ball in September, the event that marked her return to the spotlight after welcoming twins Sir and Rumi.
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On Monday, the White House Correspondents' Association said Ron Chernow, who has written biographies of presidents George Washington and Ulysses Grant and founding father Alexander Hamilton, had been asked to speak on freedom of the press at the black-tie affair in April.
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As a production that nominates the most popular blockbusters of the year, the celebrity roster is always packed with style experts — and while it doesn't have the same opulent black-tie dress code of The Oscars, that's kind of a good thing.
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On the Street A surprise of the spring party season was the number of men who shed their black-tie uniform for dinner jackets that had flower patterns, were made of brocade, were bejeweled or featured wild flights of fantasy on the lapels.
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After putting in the requisite smiles (wave, turn, repeat), the team joined the black-tie throng for the premiere, followed by the official dinner and more photo ops, even among rising chatter about a critical article written by Mr. Allen's son, Ronan Farrow.
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To construct, for example, giant tailored volumes at the Row, with a touch of skin via black-tie spaghetti-strap aprons worn over trousers and bandeau tops, in case Cinderella came back from the ball and needed to make a midnight snack.
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Behind the scenes: Before he addressed the black tie dinner at Blenheim Palace on Thursday night, May's team arranged for Trump to have a private audience with more than a dozen leaders of British companies, including BP, that do significant business in America.
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Scene City 18 Photos View Slide Show ' PARIS — If fashion had a prom, it might be the annual black-tie gala held by the Vogue Paris Foundation to raise funds and to showcase major donations to the Palais Galliera, the city's fashion museum.
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In the late evening of August 29, 1968, a balding fifty-seven-year-old wearing a black suit and a black tie took the stage at the International Amphitheatre, in Chicago, to accept his party's nomination for the Presidency of the United States.
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"You will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down for a nice chat with Charlie Rose or attending some black-tie affair for a new glossy magazine without choking," he continued.
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This outing was no exception, though befitting its frame, it had polish built into the seams: the jeans tailored, the leather silver-studded, a strapless evening jumpsuit bandanna-wrapped twice at the torso (a nice pun on the idea of black tie).
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Kennedy alone in front of the Taj Mahal in a green dress and white gloves, and of both sisters at a black-tie dinner attended by Braj Kumar Nehru, the Indian Ambassador to the United States, along with Mr. Nehru and his daughter.
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One Dallas mom, a human-resources professional who asked to remain anonymous for professional reasons, said it&aposs not uncommon for toddlers&apos parties in her neighborhood to have valet services, black-tie servers passing trays of sushi, and a full bar service.
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But the greatest likelihood is that "Westworld" will continue to be a show about human potential: Right now, we have a slew of angry robots busting up a black-tie event, but a new society will have to replace the old one.
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Last year Charity: Water earned an uncharacteristically generous $2.4 million sum gathered after screening The Source at a black tie banquet at the Met, and UNICEF doubled its donation rate in man-on-the-street campaigns by showing prospective donors Clouds Over Sidra.
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When Trump visited the United Kingdom last year, the black tie dinner and tea with Queen Elizabeth orchestrated by Prime Minister Theresa May did not stop Trump from telling a newspaper that one of her rivals, Boris Johnson, would himself make a good prime minister.
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Pamela Anderson, Michael Fassbender, James Franco and Mike Tyson were among the celebrities who attended a pair of pre-festival galas Wednesday night, decked out in their black-tie best as they drummed up buzz for the festival and its big red-carpet moments.
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This particular black tie attire may not be in the running to be her nuptial dress, but Hough should definitely consider incorporating some of the gown's gorgeous detailing, from the full skirt and off the shoulder neckline, to the elaborately beaded bust and embroidered skirt.
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Later in the evening, they will attend a black tie dinner at the residence of the British ambassador, attended by members of the Swedish royal family, and representatives from government, and popular culture, including Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, and actors Stellan Skarsgård and Alicia Vikander.
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Following the events with Turnbull, which include a black-tie dinner on the Intrepid to mark the 75th anniversary of World War Two's Battle of the Coral Sea, Trump was expected to go to his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, for the weekend.
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While we wait to see what Kimmel has in store for Sunday's big show, we're holding ourselves over with a look back at some of his best hosting moments ever, from awards shows and black tie dinners to his own late-night laugh-fests. 1.
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In her lengthy review for Fashionista, writer Alexandra Mondalek said she felt "hustled, scammed and bamboozled into believing Kanye West would perform" at Plein's "dinner show event" and thought the entire Fall 2019 collection was "more disappointing" than the entire "disorganized black tie dinner" itself.
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Later in the evening, they will attend a black tie dinner at the residence of the British ambassador, attended by members of the Swedish royal family, and representatives from government, and popular culture, including Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, and actors Stellan Skarsgård and Alicia Vikander.
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Wearing a green cap, a black tie, and a jungle-decorated jacket with his own face emblazoned on the sleeves, back, and flaps, he walked to a small fenced-in area within the crowd and cut a green ribbon and planted a ceremonial tree.
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Invitees include Mexican diplomats, friends and family of Hispanic White House staffers, and lucky members of the Cucaracha Circuit (beltway Hispanics who give themselves awards at black-tie galas.) A few years ago, I managed to wrangle an invitation, in the hope of impressing someone.
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In Ms. Dunham's interview with Amy Schumer in Lenny Letter, Ms. Dunham's online feminist newsletter, the "Girls" creator recounted her experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Gala this last spring, at which she wore a black-tie pantsuit and owlish black-frame eyeglasses.
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The elaborate courtship of the desirable can begin with an engraved invitation slipped under a dorm room door to "punch" — a selection process that continues with a series of outings and culminates in a black-tie dinner feting the few who make it through.
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It broke just as Trump left a lavish black-tie dinner in his honor hosted by May at Blenheim Palace at the start of a visit that presents her with a deeply difficult test given Trump's unpopularity in Britain and her own wobbly political position.
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The annual black-tie dinner of the Alfalfa Club is the board meeting of America's establishment: The 750 guests tonight include Warren Buffett, Tim Cook, Jamie Dimon, Bill Gates, Bob Gates, Vernon Jordan, Charlie Rose, Jeb Bush, James Baker and plenty more moguls and grandees.
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When Rent the Runway launched in 2009, the idea was that women could benefit from renting black-tie clothes on a night-by-night basis instead of spending a lot of money on something they'd only wear a few times — or maybe even just once.
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The festival's dress code is vaguely defined (in principle it is just black tie), but the enforcement of that code by employees monitoring the carpet has led to dust-ups, including one a few years ago over a woman's shoes that was labeled Heelgate.
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As the elegant Salzburg Festival audience filed out of the theater — the men in black tie and traditional Austrian jackets, the women in long gowns and dirndls — Ms. Netrebko was upstairs in her dressing room, changing out of her black wig, costume and makeup.
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Credit... On a chilly fall morning in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the Queen Mary 2, the luxury liner known for its opulent black-tie dinners and ballroom dances, docked under blue skies while a fleet of 50 or so taxis jostled for position on the wharf.
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As for Mr. Vaccarello's diapers — actually sort of blouson short-shorts in black tie fabrics — these were shown with gorgeously ornate gold and crimson jackets or tuxes, all with power linebacker shoulders and spotty sheer tights and high platform stilettos or feather-topped ankle bootees.
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They appeared together again at a black-tie dinner in May in honor of American and Australian veterans who fought side by side in World War II. Mr. Murdoch introduced the president as "my friend Donald J. Trump" before they engaged in a brief hug.
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At the 200-person black-tie affair, on May 26, 173, the couple's nephew, Ethan Katz, then 3 years old, wore an ivory dinner jacket ($72.95), an ivory tuxedo shirt ($21.95) and a black herringbone bow tie ($2300) from LittleTuxedos, all gifted by the bride.
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After a whirlwind day that saw them participate in an ice hockey shoot out, sip traditional glögg (alcohol-free!) and double date with Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, Prince William and Princess Kate changed into their finest for a black tie dinner with the Swedish royal family.
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The outdoor arrival ceremony at Blenheim — Trump wore a tuxedo and first lady Melania Trump a butter-yellow, chiffon, off-the-shoulder gown — was a grand affair marked by a military band in bearskin hats, hundreds of business leaders in black tie and gorgeous setting sunlight.
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Exclusively featured in the new issue of PEOPLE magazine (on newsstands now), the black tie ceremony—which took place in Palm Beach, Florida on New Year's Eve—was attended by over 250 guests, including fellow Housewives Dorinda Medley, Jill Zarin, Cynthia Bailey, Kelly Bensimon and Marysol Patton.
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The porn star — who alleges she had an affair with President Donald Trump in 2006 and is now in a legal battle with him and his lawyer Michael Cohen — has turned down multiple invitations to the glizty black-tie dinner, her attorney, Michael Avenatti, confirms to PEOPLE.
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A diverse and prominent crowd including Blake Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, Jay Z, Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio and the omnipresent model Karlie Kloss showed up at the black-tie affair, which honored Harvey Weinstein and raised more than $2 million for AIDS research.
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The golf outing took place just one day after Trump and his family took part in a black-tie New Year's Eve party at Mar-a-Lago, the same night eldest son Donald Jr., who is ensnared in the Russian collusion investigation, celebrated his 40th birthday.
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If you hadn't heard this before, fans accused Swift of copying the (honestly bizarre) video produced by actor/producer Spike Jonze, saying that there were too many similarities — from the black-tie event to the outdoor dance sequence — for things to be coincidental, BBC News reports.
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At this weekend's G'Day Black Tie Gala, where Newton-John reunited with her Grease co-star Travolta, the actress revealed she managed to salvage the tight pants she wore for that scene even though she had to be sewn in and out of them multiple times!
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Dave, not willing to give up on the kids, partnered with Nick Rossi to start Aprons for Gloves, a black tie fundraiser gala where people in the service industry exchange their aprons in for boxing gloves and fight for the very first time in their lives.
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Iconic actress Rita Moreno, who's currently starring in the hit Netflix series One Day at a Time, hit the red carpet at the Golden Globes wearing an edgy gold stud-covered leather jacket and black leather pants with a crisp white button up and black tie.
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Kim Kardashian has said that Kanye West is responsible for making black tie denim a thing, and it looks like West's fashion influence has rubbed off on his sister-in-law who wore her light-wash jeans with a black crop top featuring sheer statement sleeves.
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Hillary Clinton tried to highlight her New York City credentials this weekend, bouncing from shaking hands at Junior's Cheesecake in Brooklyn to holding a rally in the borough's Sunset Park neighborhood and making a cameo at a black-tie roast with the city's voracious press corps.
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While the event's reputation as an Academy Award bellwether has somewhat dimmed, the Globes' position kicking off awards season has elevated its significance in setting the tone for addressing controversies, as the entertainment industry navigates a thorny political and public-relations thicket of black-tie ceremonies.
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On January 17, just three days before the inauguration, a reporter for Israel's largest newspaper approached President-elect Donald Trump at a black-tie event to ask about his promise to break with decades of bipartisan foreign policy and move the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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On Tuesday night, James Baker celebrated the 25th anniversary of his namesake think tank at Houston's Rice University by inviting the 44th president of the United States over for a black-tie chat, with the presidential historian of choice Jon Meacham as a respectful if extraneous moderator.
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The Miller wedding was not even the first time a White House couple has decided to pump money back into the president's private business: Last November, Zach Bauer and Meghan Patenaude, two longtime administration officials, married in a black-tie ceremony at the Trump International Hotel.
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The decorated Marine Corps general, speaking at a black-tie dinner in New York in his first public remarks since departing his government post, certainly could have focused on the president's military or foreign policy blunders and scandals, of which there are many, past and present.
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The Owl Club mentions its banquet hall and garden, explains that its members can buy chips, sandwiches, and other food from its own professional steward, and specifies dress code for its many meals, many black tie only (the twice-a-week lunches allow for casual attire, but no hats).
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This holiday trip to Sea Island, GA with my boyfriend's family presents an extra packing challenge: I'm seven months pregnant and we have everything from cookie decorating with the kids to a black tie dinner on the itinerary, so I need to bring clothes that are comfortable and chic.
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Your partner may think you're equally as sexy in your college sweats as you are when decked out for a black-tie affair, but that doesn't mean they won't appreciate a little unexpected effort in the form of a sexy nightie or even just a new pair of underwear.
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At Thursday night's black-tie event, the Obamas welcomed the Prime Minister and 200 guests including Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Mike Myers, Michael J. Fox, Sandra Oh, Nancy Pelosi, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, Saturday Night Live's Lorne Michaels, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and Sara Bareilles, who performed after dinner.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro chatted with PEOPLE Saturday at the 15th annual G'Day USA Los Angeles Black Tie Gala in Los Angeles, sharing that she and husband Robert Herjavec still have a few things to iron out before she gives birth to their twins on the way.
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This caused an absolute uproar, particularly in the U.K., Gillian, so how unusual is it for a president or any president to give that kind of critical interview about an ally and be published hours after he lands when she is feeding him at a black tie dinner?
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After all, there's really only one remedy for a night of skintight black tie apparel and towering high heels, and that's skipping the after party, slipping into an animal-themed onesie with your besties, and calling it a night with two extra-large pizzas as your faithful companions.
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The 29-year-old actor was honored at the G'Day USA Black Tie Gala on Saturday, and he made sure to give an extra special thanks to his new wife Miley Cyrus, who was in the crowd cheering him on, as he accepted the excellence in film award.
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Hosted by Dave Chappelle and featuring musical guests Kendrick Lamar and Calvin Harris, this year's black-tie benefit will once again raise money for the Clara Lionel Foundation, the charity she launched in 2012 in honor of her grandparents to improve health, education, arts and culture around the world.
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And while we may not be A-listers with wizard-like powers useful for getting the industry's top designers to create custom looks for every black tie and cocktail event on our calendars, we sure do hope Watson's collaborators continue this eco-friendly initiative with their other celebrity clients.
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Hefner and several unnamed guests will also have a coveted table at the glitzy black-tie correspondents' dinner itself — prompting some to wonder whether one of those mystery guests could be former Playboy Playmate Karen McDougal, who claims she had an affair with President Donald Trump in 2006.
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Kendall (who has been mixing up her red carpet dressing MO in everything from black tie jorts to statement minis thanks to new stylist Marni Senofonte) opted for a low-back, high-cut leopard one-piece and tiny retro sunglasses for the boating adventure with her big sister.
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It's a look familiar to anyone who saw the star at the 2016 Met Gala, wearing a very not-black-tie-appropriate ensemble including a white tee, boots and a distressed blue jeans (all by the brand) — though it did earn him a "best dressed" nod from Vogue.
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Having been a passenger alongside the writer's heirs and actor Josh Gad last month, I can assure you that there's nothing sinister about the ride, where your biggest problem is a lack of showers and an espresso machine, and deciding which ballgown to wear to the black-tie dinner.
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Washington (CNN)Former Defense Secretary James Mattis received a standing ovation Saturday at the annual black-tie Alfalfa Club dinner after delivering a speech in which he honored the troops and talked about the importance of the US' standing abroad, according to a source with knowledge of the event.
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We see creature shop maestro Neal Scanlan and costume designer Michael Kaplan surrounded by their black-tie and ballgown creations from the extras in the Canto Bight casino, and learn much, much more about Fisher's firebrand presence on set and her connection to the other cast and crew.
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The first lady did host Mar-a-Lago's annual black-tie New Year's Eve bash, without the President and, without his presence, the event at the private club was closed to press, unlike the previous year, when photographs of red carpet arrivals were permitted via the President's press pool.
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At Hermès, for example, Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski brought her audience to the Hippodrome de Longchamp, presumably because of the brand's horsy history, and then shied away from actual animals in favor of impeccably understated, perfectly finished and ultimately bland leather and canvas tunics, culottes and black tie overalls.
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Last night, Keaton presented an award alongside her Something's Gotta Give boyfriend Keanu Reeves, wearing what some would (and did) call nothing special for a black-tie evening: a houndstooth Ralph Lauren suit styled underneath a custom Ralph Lauren wool-cashmere coat and cinched with a big belt.
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And though you might think it was what Melania Trump wore to the black-tie dinner on the Intrepid that should have made sartorial waves (it was a yellow one-shouldered Dior, for the record), in fact, it was Mr. Trudeau's outfit in Montreal that got everyone talking.
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The process, months in the planning but mere hours in its militarylike execution, unfolds mostly away from public view as Americans and the world focus on the pageantry of Inauguration Day: the presidential oath and address at the Capitol, a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue, the black-tie balls.
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And Jenny Packham, another of the duchess's go-to British designers, created a an ice-blue, high-neck, delicately embellished gown for the glittering black-tie gala to celebrate the best of British and French relations, an event attended by the actresses Audrey Tautou and Kristin Scott Thomas.
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He sang Zucker's praises to Turner Broadcasting System's chief executive at the time, Phil Kent, who was in charge of hiring for the position, when the two were seated next to each other at a black-tie charity dinner at the Plaza Hotel hosted by the American Turkish Society.
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Because after the ceremony is a slew of A-list after parties which require a second drop-dead gorgeous gown all unto itself, and for many who weren't able to attend the main award show itself, it's a chance to demonstrate their black tie prowess for the very first time.
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Gigi wore an oversize plaid suit (reminiscent of the '80s) with a side-swept orange head wrap and Kaia closed out the show in a bright yellow beaded gown with a large floral appliqué at the shoulder, plus formal black tie gloves and a matching black scarf concealing her hair.
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We're not sure if Basso's designs will be on the stars of the film, who include Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Rihanna among many other award-winners, or the sea of black tie-wearing extras, but we do know one thing — the gala will be as fashionable as the real deal.
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From the white Stella McCartney column gown she wore to the Charles James exhibit in 2014 that she gave her unique twist with a major cutout across her midriff to her daring 2009 look that gave an androgynous feel to typical black tie dressing, the singer always flips the script.
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Following Sunday's black-tie gala at Ford's Theatre attended with First Lady Melania Trump and First Daughter Ivanka Trump, President Donald Trump has tripled-down on calling for a travel ban from Muslim-majority countries in the wake of the London Bridge terror attack that left seven victims dead on Saturday.
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Ariel and Laurent attended The Dream Builders Project 3rd Annual 'A Brighter Future For Children' Black Tie Charity Gala in Los Angeles on Thursday night to which the actress wore a form-fitting black jumpsuit with a super deep-V neckline that showcased her cleavage, ending just below her bust.
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As people who take sartorial choices with the utmost seriousness, it's that final task that we find to be the most sweat-inducing — decoding directives like "black tie optional" and "beach formal" can be a minefield of confusion, indecision, and doubt for even the most assured and self-confident of dressers.
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I was at a very hoity-toity black-tie event and I was doing jokes about Trump and some guy got up and started screaming at me, but once I got to my Hillary joke — I had one Hillary joke — and I go, 'Blah blah blah Hillary' he goes, 'Loser!
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But the chilly temperatures must have gotten to her because Munn quickly changed into a set of wide-legged trousers that would take her through the evening after swapping out her grey tank and Ann Taylor cocoon coat for a more black tie tuxedo jacket and silky, printed bralette top.
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However political the polemics may be, they're being shown in the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, a venue known for its black-tie galas and red-carpet photoshoots, with a street of high-end jewellery boutiques on one side and a sparkling bay jammed with super-yachts on the other.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE went sans tuxedo to the black-tie White House Correspondents' Association dinner Saturday.
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Now that we've all seen how the Obama girls do full black tie glamour at a State Dinner (so, like, the White House version of prom) it only stands to reason they're also delivering a healthy dose of style inspiration while in Cuba (which is the White House version of spring break).
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The black tie event, which will be premiering July 9 on Spike, will feature an additional list of headliners, including Julianne Moore, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, Jack McBrayer, Daniel Baldwin, and Jane Curtin, as well as a pre-taped performance by Baldwin's Saturday Night Live cast mates, Kristen Wiig and Kate McKinnon.
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"Our colleges and universities, though lavishly funded and granted every perquisite which a dynamic capitalist economy can offer, have become factories for the manufacture of intellectual and moral conformity," thundered Roger Kimball, board chairman of Yale's Buckley Program, at a black-tie dinner that the program sponsored last year in New York.
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That becomes clearer still when Elijah — waiting in line to get Dill a drink — starts chatting with another guy at the soiree: This dude spills that Dill has dated a lot of the men in this very room, and even took one of them to a black-tie event earlier in the week.
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It was the second annual "shopping day" for OnStage, a program created last year by Ms. Friedman in which women donate black-tie gowns and cocktail dresses to Juilliard's students, who are expected to be outfitted in fancy attire at their many auditions and performances, as well as at galas and parties.
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LONDON — An organization that has run an all-male, black-tie charity dinner announced on Wednesday that it would hand out its remaining funds and then shut down, a day after an undercover investigation by The Financial Times revealed that participants in the dinner groped, harassed and propositioned young women hired as servers.
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Finally, he, his wife, Melania Trump, Mr. Turnbull and his wife, Lucy Turnbull, were to attend a black-tie reception and dinner aboard the Intrepid in honor of veterans of the Battle of the Coral Sea, in which the United States and Australia fought side by side against the Japanese in May 1942.
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Undaunted by driving rain and looking in an imperious form, a beaming Merkel, a shoe-in for another term of office next September, was mingling last Tuesday with royalty and the great and the good at a black-tie opening night performance of Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
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But the thing is, I'm none of those; I've been an avid (and very good!) shopper since elementary school, I love dressing up so much that I squeal when a wedding invitation arrives with the words "black tie" and part of my job requires me to attend awards shows and parties in fancy dresses.
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With a long list of A-listers in attendance and a black-tie dress code, the Los Angeles soiree toasting to the love between the actress, 45, and her fiancé, producer Brad Falchuk, 47, had all the ingredients of a major red carpet — including a red carpet-worthy dress for the bride-to-be.
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Again, with no special events on the calendar, I paired them with my everyday outfits and these were a little less inconspicuous than the ring, but obviously fabulous with my poplin button down, jeans and heels and even more perfect for any black tie or special event that you need to dress to impress.
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When Trump visited the British capital last summer, the stop was downgraded from a state visit to merely a working stop, though organizers did what they could to load up with moments of pomp, such as a black-tie dinner at Winston Churchill's palatial birthplace and a drop-in to the Queen at Windsor Castle.
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Protesters wheeled a big screen and speakers in front of Union Station on Thursday night before Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughGOP senator compares impeachment inquiry to Kavanaugh confirmation Christine Blasey Ford receives ACLU courage award Election 85033: Why I'm watching Amy and Andy MORE's expected appearance at the Federalist Society's black tie event.
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Kavanaugh was one of four justices to attend the black-tie–optional Antonin Scalia Memorial Dinner, held in the cavernous, statue-lined hall of Union Station in Washington, DC. Kavanaugh was the last justice in attendance announced — justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch were also there — and the standing ovation he received lasted nearly a minute.
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Tiffany posted the filtered clip from Mar-a-Lago, where she spent the Christmas holiday with her father and other members of the Trump family before jetting off to L.A. The president, meanwhile, remained at his Mar-a-Lago resort, ringing in the new year with an annual black-tie bash attended by family and friends.
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As a gala audience including many of the Philadelphia Orchestra's donors and board members, some in black tie, gathered at Verizon Hall for an opening night concert that was supposed to be conducted by the orchestra's popular music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, a series of last-ditch talks were held in an effort to avert the strike.
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The climatic scene of a black-tie dinner gala at the museum — in which a performer acting as a wild ape (a creature who adheres to very different social mores) harasses the guests until they turn on him to beat him to pieces — especially demonstrates how "realness" is often no better option that the agreed-upon script.
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The event will include formal talks, but also frills like an intimate dinner at George Washington's Mount Vernon estate in Virginia and a black-tie state dinner at the White House -- a test not only of the President but also his wife Melania, who has been engaged in preparations for the visit for the past several weeks.
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You are on Madison Avenue and 61st Street, a prime location and expensive real estate, so you may be entering a high-end hotel or an architecture firm, but in fact this is Tom Ford, a master of opulent ambience if ever there was one, for whom black tie is the best tie and no courtesy need be scrapped.
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As the Secret Service put me through its security check — waving a hand-held metal detector over me and inspecting my bag — I watched as a long line of Bentleys, Rolls Royces and Maseratis snaked through the driveway, bearing Mar-a-Lago members in black-tie attire who gawked at the reporters as we gawked at them.
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But if past New Year's Eves at the president's Mar-a-Lago property are any guide, the president could make an appearance Tuesday night at the luxury resort's annual black-tie New Year's Eve gala, a $1,000-a-head event that starts with cocktails by the main pool before moving to a decadent dinner in the estate's massive ballroom.
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Washington (CNN)A White House state dinner is almost always an opportunity for a president and a first lady to showcase the significance and grandeur of the White House, as well as the cultural components of the host and guest countries, their notable residents, and special flourishes -- flags, flowers, curated menu, black-tie dress code and the like.
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She returns with this second annual antidote to the black-tie event to roast President Trump on behalf of the comedian who would have been tasked with the job (although the president will be skipping the tradition for the third time this year.) The actual White House Correspondents Dinner airs at the same time live on C-SPAN.
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