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Show 2001 Bridal Guide For the boys Out with the old, in with the new is the mantra of the new generation of grooms who want to look as fashionable as the bride on their wedding day. No more boring tuxedos for them. Men really dont want to look like penguins anymore, says Bob Bennett, president of the Mens Apparel Group, manufacturer of After Six, Oscar de la Renta and Raffinati formalwear. Grooms today want to look elegant but not wear a basic tuxedo. They want original style that sets them apart m Fashion-forwar- formalwear, providing over 70 percent of the tuxedos for rental and retail markets in this country. Men are more interested in fashion now than they ever have been, he says. They do not want to look like their fathers or grandfathers, and they certainly do not want to look like the waiter. Even if they prefer something more traditional, they want it to have a twist. One of the most popular colwell-dress- ed Bennetts team of designers lections in the Mens Apparel Group is the Nuvo line from After Six. These tuxedos feature a triplepleated silk lapel and slightly keeps up with changing trends in longer jackets that can be accented from everyone else. 4a ' - 7 tuxedos for the grooms party d with colorful vests. Vests are extremely popular now, admits Bennett, taking the place of the traditional cummerbund. The newest vests for grooms may feature multicolored swirl patterns or monochromatic diamonds with matching solidcolor ties - all chosen to complement the wedding ties (trad partys attire. ditional, longer ties) are also taking the place of bow ties, according to Bennett, and look especially dapper with coordinating vests. Four-inhan- In Oscar de la Rentas new Oscar Formal collection, the new trend in longer jackets and bold monochromatic looks sets the new fashion standard for grooms and their groomsmen. The line features three-quarta seven-buttojacket made of silk and wool in a new graphite gray with a black satin spread collar that is a standout new style when accessorized with a tie. A three-butto- n black version of the jacket is also available and is a great way for the groomsmen to match the groom er n, four-in-ha- who chooses to wear the seven-butto- n jacket. An even more trendy look for the groom is included in After Sixs Downtown collection with a seven-buttothree-quartjacket that is is appropriform and very fitting Extreme. Another named ately fashion-forwar- d tuxedo, Sly feaclosure with no tures the buttons showing. Both these tuxedos can be accessorized with traditional accessories or with silver collared shirts and on page 8 n, er fly-fro- nt match-continu- lay-do- adding rlew&! k. Vi Oi h a. " tt -- i.; The Nuvo . III tuxedo offers details like a triple-pleate- jacket. The look is accented with tie. four-in-ha- d a diamond-patter- n satin lapel and three-butto-n vest and solid Ind out vuAols yetting mamied... A picture is worth a m SuA&vuAe (ysl thousand IVOrOS, 1 not cost u a thousand dollars. : but should Complete wedding packages available. f; One East Main St., Price 637-907- 7 II Name: I I I Address: City: Card I I I I Signature: Mall Check Western Photo Co. today and gonvullt heap up on uJiai s happening to Sun Advocate, PO 870, Price, San fidvGcatQ 1 1 year $37.00 year $40.00 1 year $54.00 UT 84501 Emery County ProgVCSH 1 1 I year $22,00 year $27.00' 1 year $30.00 I I , J ed |