At a banquet hosted by the queen Friday night at Edinburgh's royal Palace of Holyroodhouse, the dress code on the program said lounge suits or national dress.
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Due to the double-breasted jacket's construction, it is usually not recommended to wear a double-breasted lounge suit unbuttoned, unlike the single-breasted jacket, which can be left open or unbuttoned.
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The dress code is smart _ lounge suits, jacket and tie, and ladies are asked not to wear hats because they could obscure the view of those behind them.
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There are ample occasions during the academic year when either black tie or lounge suit for men and ballgown or evening gown for women are worn, depending on the event.
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Only late in the Victorian and Edwardian era were they ever made with a chest pocket to sport a pocket square, a feature more typical of the modern lounge suit.
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Through most of the Victorian era it continued to be worn in similar situations those in which the lounge suit is worn today such as in weddings, funerals, and by professionals.
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The 53-year-old star sat at his Yamaha piano wearing a single breasted red satin lounge suit embroidered with pink flowers and the word Medusa emblazoned in diamante stones across his back.
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Even a very dark blue one would look too much like a lounge suit for such purposes, in my experience . talk ) 23 : 59, 10 January 2014 ( UTC)
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The lounge suit was once only worn as smart leisure wear in the country or at the seaside, but in the middle of the 19th century started to rise rapidly in popularity.
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For example, in films of the early 20th century, a butler might appear in a tailcoat, while male family members and guests appeared in lounge suits or sports jackets and trousers depending on the occasion.
