How Do You Use Shirts Studs For A Tuxedo?
Shirt studs are a fashionable accessory to complement a tuxedo. Made of metal with jeweled or semi-precious stone accents, shirt studs take the place of buttons on a tuxedo shirt, adding flair and panache to formal wear. Tuxedo dress shirts, with or without ruffles and flared edges, have holes on both sides of the front panel where buttons would normally be sewn into the fabric. Using shirt studs in preparing formal wear adds a dash of color and elegance to the tuxedo shirt, especially when color-coordinated with a bow tie and cummerbund. Check the number of horizontal slits on the right-hand side of the tuxedo shirt to determine how many studs will be needed. A tuxedo shirt will normally have five or six studs extending down the front, depending on the size of the shirt. Insert a shirt stud through the back of each slit in the right-front panel of the tuxedo shirt so that the finished or jeweled surface extends through the front. Put on the shirt and pull the left front panel over the
