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This is a world of dressing, and it will only become more sophisticated.

In the past, you could rent or buy a tuxedo (no swallow tailed dinner dress), and then breathe a sigh of relief that you are ready to attend any formal business or social activities.

This is no longer the case.

A tux that does not follow the popular fashion is like a suit from the 70s of last century: the costume of the studio.

It smells of camphor balls and good old days.

For example, at the opening ceremony of the Venice Film Festival Burn After Reading, George Clunie (George Clooney) was smart enough to give up the dull black Armani (Armani) tuxedo - this dress, which he claimed to have worn for 10 years in 2006.

And chose the classic Lapel single breasted style, with a fine linen white shirt and a decent bow tie.

Brad Pitt, a co starring Brand Pitt, has chosen a double row button tip Lapel tux with a neat white decorative scarf.

Cohen, the director of the spy comedy, was dressed in formal black dress and wore no tie to look more artistic and posed on the red carpet. (Coen)

This is the continuation of the beginning of this summer's Cannes Film Festival.

At that time, Andre Leon Tully, the honorary editor in chief of the American magazine Vogue (Andr Leon Talley), appeared in the double row of buttons, tux and straight tie ties. The black leather shoes were embed with bright clasps. The puffed Daddy (Sean P Diddy Combs) showed off black trousers and white ceremonial dress.

Instead of matching a black decorative handkerchief, Stefano Gabbana and Stefano Gabbana (Domenico Dolce) drew inspiration from the thin ties and long lapel of the 60s of last century, and created "tight tux". (Gabbana)

Bernard Thomas Bernard Thomas, general manager of Lane Crawford, Menswear, Hongkong, said: "the main trend in this area will be the use of military, casual or worn cloth and other unexpected fabrics and detailed details to re dress the evening dress, especially the jacket."

(Jia Xiao)