QuarantinEtiquette - Episode 13 - Dressing in Black Tie -

Episode 13 of The Royal Butler's QuarantinEtiquette. Today, The Royal Butler and The Royal Dachshunds demonstrate the correct way to layout Black Tie / Tuxedo. Each day at 6pm on The Royal Butler's KZbin Channel these videos are uploaded which contain some fun and light-hearted guidance with the assistance of The Royal Dachshunds.#StayHome #WithMe

[@Doreana48501]

Well done Dach and dad

[@laurenwalker4645]

With him around I need a vodka 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sharonfernandez2739]

A Teddy Bear Black Tie event sounds wonderful! 💕💕💕 Looked 💥. Happy days 🤗

[@beckywatts502]

Oh you two looked smashing!!!!

[@davislongsworth7150]

Both of you are adorable!

[@lorrainesully7295]

I picked up two bow ties for my miniature dachshund the last time I was in Dubai. My only regret is not having purchased more of them!

[@martinfunk1930]

Great Job! Please do an Episode covering white tie and/or morning suit

[@dloveofgod8269]

About to watch as read an article which heightened my curiosity.

[@TheRoyalButler]

Thank you! 🙏. Can I ask which article? TRB

[@dloveofgod8269]

@@TheRoyalButler Here's the link & I've shared it and some of your videos. I sent the one of serving gin & tonic to my son. www.insider.com/quarantine-etiquette-class-with-former-royal-butler-2020-4?amp

[@TheRoyalButler]

@@dloveofgod8269 Thank you!

[@SheNiteOwl]

I read the same article and watched several videos yesterday and enjoyed them all.

[@SlackingSince1969]

Your channel came up in my feed a few days ago. I did not know you had a channel. Subscribed. I've watched several of your videos. Very interesting and enjoyable. I have a question about the creases. I noticed in some of your other videos, items like tea napkins for example and in this video, the silk scarf. The creases are visible and not pressed out. I also noticed in the Windsor Castle BBC documentary where they followed the life of Windsor Castle for a whole year. I have the dvd box set and I'm certain you know all about the documentary. In the episode where they are preparing a room for the French President. The episode titled "The Banquet". The hand towels were unfolded and the creases left in. The same as your scarf, tea towels, etc. Back to my question. Why are they not pressed out? If you were visiting a country house or formal estate. Like Windsor Castle for example. Would a footman or butler "iron" the scarf or any clothes prior to a gentleman wearing it? If not, why not? If you had the time to read all of this and answer. Thank you in advance.

[@Are_We_Having_Tea]

I apologize for being late to the party! But would the Teddy Bear tie be appropriate for a slightly less formal event, such as dinner at home or with very close friends at an intimate, small party? As a whimsy?

[@christopherarteaga]

Dear Mr. Harrold, where would you place the studs should your shirt have some? In addition, where else could the cufflinks be placed if one does not feel inclined to place it in the shirt sleeve? Thank you!

[@hurricaneheide]

I have a question. I know that you tend to focus on gentlemen and gentlemen's attire (like a Valet would). But I am curious to know if there is a counterpart that you have on youtube who would give the same sort of garment advice from the perspective of a Lady's Maid.

[@Doreana48501]

Hurricane.. my bet is on Royal Butler..I'm serious this man is knows 😆

[@margaretskincareexpert]

Can you show white tie and tales?

[@MsMesem]

Cummerbunds? Are they still worn for certain occasions? I love a nice brocade or velvet waistcoat.

[@TheRoyalButler]

Yes they are indeed when evening black tie is worn.