- horse-riding in the
Early Modern era. From the 18th century, however,
tailcoats evolved into
general forms of day and
evening formal wear, in parallel...
- as
directoire style. By the
early 19th-century
Regency era, dark
dress tailcoats with
light trousers became standard daywear,
while black and
white became...
- (dress in
black tailcoats, with bi-coloured socks, braces, and bow ties of blue and yellow; male society) The
Viceroys (dress in
black tailcoats, with bow ties...
-
Tailcoat for
Scapegrace (Russian: Фрак для шалопая, romanized: Frak dlya shalopaya) is a 1979
Soviet children's
adventure film
directed by
Eldor Urazbaev...
- occasions. As it was
simply an
evening tailcoat substitute, it was worn with all the same
accoutrements as the
tailcoat,
including the trousers. As such, in...
-
pointedly removes his own
tailcoat and asks him to continue; one by one, the "gentlemen" in the
audience remove their own
tailcoats.
After the triumphant...
- The Americo-Liberian
settlers adopted clothing such as hoop
skirts and
tailcoats and
generally viewed themselves as
culturally and
socially superior to...
-
extend only to the
upper thigh in length,
whereas older coats such as
tailcoats are
usually of knee length. The
modern jacket worn with a suit is traditionally...
- Link Circus" is
performed by
Rossellini in a
black and red ringmaster's
tailcoat, with the ****istance of her dog,
Peter Pan, who
performs a few
tricks and...
- thin men who can walk from hill to hill at a stride, who wear
purple tailcoats (with lapels), bow ties and top hats (with
feathers in them).
Their weapons...
