We haven’t seen a better looking wedding party in awhile – Paul Betenly tuxedos, Stenstroms tuxedo shirts, and Dion bow ties all from Gotstyle kept these guys looking perfectly wedding ready.
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Founded in 2005, Gotstyle Menswear has become one of Toronto's leading menswear stores. We offer a well edited selection of international brands, with an edgy sophisticated style, appealing to the stylish and the style-less, in a range of price points and sizes. Our store is divided into three different male life styles: casual, social and business, completed with shoes and accessories. As a further service to men, we offer made to measure, an in house tailor shop and barber shop.
No waist covering?
Nope, not for this wedding. They went with a more contemporary tuxedo.
Playing devils’s advocate… Contemporary or not, from what I’ve read a tuxedo should not be worn with an uncovered waist. From what I can tell these tuxedo shirts have the typical 4-studs followed by white buttons. A cummerbund or waistcoat would cover the white buttons (leaving exposed the studs, which are meant to be seen), and the waist so you don’t see the bunched fabric where the shirt tucks in.