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As we move into the second half of the summer, we can look both forward and back and find, you guessed it, tuxedos. What did you think it was going to be? Tuxedos are still go-to promwear — maybe even graduation wear — and, looking ahead to the fall wedding season, another wave of tux wearers have likely already been fitted for their vests and cummerbunds, assuming either of those is still a thing. You RSVP’d, right? And you chose the chicken? Always the safest way to go. Fit is going to be the operative word in this space this week because, as anyone who’s been fitted for a suit or tuxedo will tell you, sometimes it’s best to just go with separates. Suit separates have enabled anyone of most any size or shape to end up looking squared-away and put-together for the affair of their obliga—er, choice, when even tailoring a standard-sized set won’t get the job entirely done. So, sometimes, different sizes of the same things are better than one size fits all. Or even one. With something as

City of Yes for Housing: Why a one-size-fits-all approach may not work for NYC boroughs | The Riverdale Press | www.riverdalepress.com Skip to main content 75°, Cloudy --> July 22, 2026 Register Log in Facebook Twitter Email us EDITORIAL City of Yes for Housing: Why a one-size-fits-all approach may not work for NYC boroughs Posted Friday, August 2, 2024 5:00 pm As we move into the second half of the summer, we can look both forward and back and find, you guessed it, tuxedos. What did you think it was going to be? Tuxedos are still go-to promwear - maybe even graduation wear - and, looking

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