タキシード

たきしーど
noun
tuxedo
1. tuxedo; dinner jacket; formal evening suit for men
A man's formal evening suit, typically black or dark navy, worn at weddings, receptions, award ceremonies, and other formal events.
タキシードを()出席(しゅっせき)した。
He attended wearing a tuxedo.
結婚式(けっこんしき)のために(あたら)しいタキシードをレンタルした。
I rented a new tuxedo for the wedding.
新郎(しんろう)(しろ)いタキシードに()(つつ)み、緊張(きんちょう)した面持(おもも)ちで()っていた。
The groom, dressed in a white tuxedo, was waiting with a nervous expression.

From English "tuxedo." In Japan, tuxedos are most commonly associated with weddings, where the groom often wears a white tuxedo. Renting rather than buying is the norm. In formal dress code terminology, タキシード corresponds to semi-formal evening wear.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • タキシードを()る: to wear a tuxedo
  • タキシードをレンタルする: to rent a tuxedo
  • (しろ)いタキシード: white tuxedo (popular for grooms)
  • (くろ)いタキシード: black tuxedo (standard formal)
  • タキシード姿(すがた): the figure of someone in a tuxedo

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • スーツ: suit — everyday business wear, not formal evening wear
  • 礼服(れいふく): formal wear — broader term covering various levels of formality including タキシード
  • 燕尾服(えんびふく): tailcoat — the most formal men's evening wear, a step above a tuxedo