Pink Monkey wrote:pressing - dry cleaning - химчистка
Ну все-таки pressing - это глажка, а вот dry cleaning - это химчистка.
В химчистке конечно всегда гладят, но понятия все-же далеко не тождественные.
OOOO wrote:Pink Monkey wrote:pressing - dry cleaning - химчистка
Ну все-таки pressing - это глажка, а вот dry cleaning - это химчистка.
В химчистке конечно всегда гладят, но понятия все-же далеко не тождественные.
SK wrote:If the invitation says "White Tie" or "Full Dress"
It’s a very special occasion. A debutante dance, a diplomatic ball or reception, a Mardi Gras ball; an important fund-raising dinner. You’ll be dashing - and proper, too - in traditional full dress: A freshly laundered white wing collar pique shirt, crisp white pique vest, white pique tie, classic black trousers with the formal satin stripe, traditional black tailcoat just covering the vest, black patent shoes.
If the invitation says "Black Tie" or "Black Tie Invited"
You’ll want to dress correctly, in a smart, comfortable tuxedo, cut almost like your newest business suit. The traditional black, worn with white shirt and vest (or cummerbund) in black or dark shades), and a black tie or tie matching the cummerbund; and patent shoes. Worn to any festive event after six in the evening, to which the women will be wearing formal clothes. A cummerbund should always be worn with the pleats facing upward.