As a long-time reader of AD, yes. And the house itself was lovely, but really not my taste.
As for kilt-relevance beyond the cover, there was only one other photo of the Duke of Rothesay, smaller in size from the cover and in similar pose, but there was a lovely Arthur Elgort photo of a high-kicking Linda Evangelista and a piper in full regalia on page 51, advertising a subscription to the Vogue Archive, which dates back to 1892. More of Elgort's photos and Ms. Evangelista's 1991, tartan-suffused spread in Vogue can be found in this BLOGINVOGA blog post, which probably belongs in the lasses'-wear thread, if it is still running.
Regards,
Rex.
At any moment you must be prepared to give up who you are today for who you could become tomorrow.
Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR
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