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6th October 04, 07:10 PM
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Friends, Lend me your ears
It has been quite sometime since I have posted School has been consuming my life, the majority being devoted to Calculus Anyways, here comes the on topic part....
I will be going to my schools homecoming dance quite soon, and will be kilted. I have a Blackwatch kilt to wear and most of the stuff to go with it. I don't plan on wearing a jacket with the outfit. The issues I have are 1) Would a white dress shirt and plain black tie look good, or would something else suit it better? ( no tartan ties) 2)Do I really need to wear a belt? Anything else you can think of to suggest would be appreciated....Thanks in advance fellas.
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6th October 04, 07:21 PM
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Is the affair something of a cotillion or rather informal? Is the kilt tartan?
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6th October 04, 07:31 PM
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If you have a waistcoat that can look nice without a jacket. Black tie would be fine, light blue also looks nice.
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6th October 04, 08:03 PM
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If you wear a waistcoat (vest) you don't need a belt, otherwise you should wear a belt
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6th October 04, 08:18 PM
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for home coming I would get a nice Sporran and a nice belt and a plain time should work but if you are wearing a high waisted Kilt the time may be hard to Tie short. just a thought.
I think getting a Bow tie would be cool. Thats just Me.
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6th October 04, 08:40 PM
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Re: Friends, Lend me your ears
 Originally Posted by Calico Jack
It has been quite sometime since I have posted  School has been consuming my life, the majority being devoted to Calculus  Anyways, here comes the on topic part....
I will be going to my schools homecoming dance quite soon, and will be kilted. I have a Blackwatch kilt to wear and most of the stuff to go with it. I don't plan on wearing a jacket with the outfit. The issues I have are 1) Would a white dress shirt and plain black tie look good, or would something else suit it better? ( no tartan ties) 2)Do I really need to wear a belt? Anything else you can think of to suggest would be appreciated....Thanks in advance fellas.
In have a black watch kilt and it fits me just grand. I'm often seen in a plain white dress shirt with a tie that matches one of the colours of the tartan. The blue works well. Day sporran, white hose or blue hose. I don't like the black hose with the Black watch. The kilt fits me so well that I don't care to wear the belt. It seems to gather the fabric and I'm always hoisting it(the belt that is) up no matter how tight it is.
A good pair of dress shoes or gilles will set it off just fine.
Cheers
Robert
Have a grand time at the dance
The leather and hemp Kilt Guy in Stratford, Ontario
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6th October 04, 09:12 PM
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White shirt will go with anything.
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7th October 04, 08:27 AM
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Sounds good Jack, I would try and find a black vest to go over the shirt. It just gives it a little something extra. Most suit stores will sell them, or you can usually pick up a used one from a tuxedo rental shop.
Check out what Andrew wore to our buddies wedding. I have purchased a similar vest. Just tops it up.
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/a...php?pic_id=484
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7th October 04, 08:29 AM
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Great advice everyone has given you.
Just be yourself and have a good time, but you already will because you will be kilted.
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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7th October 04, 08:30 AM
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I would suggest that hat ever you choose, keep it simple and let the kilt make your statement.
I like Robert's suggestions.
Casey
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