The frock Tuxedos Suit coat

The frock Tuxedos Suit coat was at first worn casually as a less custom suit form of undress of probably armed origin. Towards the ending of the 1820s the tuxedos suit and zoot suits, it started to be cut by a waist seam to make it extra fitted with often marked tuxedos waist suppression and inflated flair of the zoot suit skirt. Tuxedos suits, a marked degree of waist repression with a marked hour goblet figure persist into the 1840s.
As the frock Tuxedos suit coat became better widely well-known around the 1850s Tuxedos suit as well as zoot suits started to become accepted as formal Tuxedos suit day time 'full dress', thus relegating the zoot suits dress coat to exclusively to evening tailored suit formal full dress, where it relics today as Tuxedos suits with white tie. At this period the frock Tuxedos Suit coat became the most standard form of Tuxedos suit coat for formal day time dress – zoot suit, morning dress. Through the majority of the Victorian era the tuxedos suit and zoot suit was worn in similar situations that the lounge tuxedos suit is worn today.