Tuxedo (noun)

A man's formal evening dress, typically consisting of a black jacket and trousers with a bow tie, worn with a white shirt.

Origin:

Early 20th century: named after tuxedo park, a resort in new york state where it was first worn.

Examples:

1. He wore a tuxedo to the black-tie event.
2. The tuxedo is a formal attire worn on special occasions.
3. The tuxedo is traditionally worn with a black bow tie and cummerbund.
4. The tuxedo is a classic and timeless piece of clothing.
5. The tuxedo can be rented or purchased for a formal event.