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"I have a black velvet jacket that I love, and I sometimes wear it in place of a tux, but only in homey situations like a private New Year's Eve party. It's sort of my answer to that Roaring Twenties question \"Shall we dress for dinner?\" Given the anarchic state of fashion, you can substitute your velvet blazer for a dinner jacket in most black-tie situations. You could wear tux trousers with it, though I would probably wear gray flannels. It's a good match, but it's not black tie. Velvet jackets always look good with jeans, meaning traditional blue or black jeans, just no funny washes, please. Velvet blazers also evoke casual cravats (sometimes called ascots) worn with an open collar and a white shirt or bow ties tied with floppy insouciance."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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