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Date: 2021-01-05 12:25 am (UTC)For non-suit-based formal wear, it should tastefully coordinate with other accessories, if any.
(Actually earlier this year I was told a friend's fiancee was planning to wear a ratty used surgical mask to their wedding, and she didn't know if he was planning to wear his blue suit or his black one, so I whipped up two reversible masks in navy and black w navy and black based prints for the reverse. She said they were perfect! Hers was sequined It was not a formal wedding though, it was outdoors w five people.
(The correct answer is probably probably that you should not attend formal events during a pandemic. But it will be useful to know for after!)