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"  Lapels The Armani Options: Peak, notched The Esquire Endorsement: Peak. They&amp;#039;re classic and timeless. Notched makes you look like a waiter. The Cloth The Armani Options: 220 cloths, including wool and silk, wool and mohair, etc. The Esquire Endorsement: Midnight-blue mohair will help you stand out in a black-tie crowd, but black wool is still the most conservative and versatile option. Vents The Armani Options: Single, double, or none The Esquire Endorsement: It makes little difference, but double vents tend to feel more comfortable when you&amp;#039;re sitting down for a while. The Block The Armani Options: Three styles: Trader, Excellence, and Sartoria The Esquire Endorsement: Trader -- a fitted, elegant silhouette Closure The Armani Options: Single- and double-breasted The Esquire Endorsement: Single looks lean and modern without being trendy. Trouser Pleats The Armani Options: Pleated or flat front  The Esquire Endorsement: Flat front is sharper; subtle pleats may be more comfortable on a long night. Handmade-to-measure tuxedo (from $4,325) and shirt (from $695) by Giorgio Armani. Service available at all Giorgio Armani stores. Shoes ($315) by Allen-Edmonds. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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