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	<title>Comments on: How To Buy a Tuxedo</title>
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		<title>By: That70sMan</title>
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		<description>Frankly, I recommend buying on ebay and searching for a 70s black tuxedo with wide velvet lapels and flare leg pants with a velvet or satin stripe along the sides.  Match them with black platform shoes with a heel of no more than 2 1/2 inches, choose any color ruffled shirt (vintage from the 70s of course), and finish off with a puffy black velvet bowtie.  Now THAT my friends is the way to make &quot;black&quot; stand out!  The problem with tuxedos today is not just because they don&#039;t offer any seletion but because they appear drab and make you look like an idiot next to your date.  The point is (and I love that about the 70s) is that you can match your date in looks!  I mean, why would I want her to be the only one looking pretty and stealing the show?  I want some attention too, and Peacock Revolution is my religion.  And DON&#039;T just limit yourself to a black tux.  No sir!  Be free in your choice of colors man, you just might impress the right person!  You dig?</description>
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