Less Can Be More

**creagdhubh** · 8th May 13, 01:19 PM

Originally Posted by Grizzly

That's why the *** is also known as a Kyleism.

Hahaha! Quite right, Simon. I'm rather proud of my unofficial title on XMTS...so kindly bestowed upon me by the rabble, of course!

**Grizzly** · 8th May 13, 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

Hahaha! Quite right, Simon. I'm rather proud of my unofficial title on XMTS...so kindly bestowed upon me by the rabble, of course!

Whatever the world has in store for us, the Kyleism will live long.

**TheOfficialBren** · 8th May 13, 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

As do I. I'm a legend around these parts with the ***.

That you are, my friend. That you are.

+Kyleism to Simon's post.

**creagdhubh** · 8th May 13, 01:52 PM

Hahahaha!!!

**creagdhubh** · 10th May 13, 01:30 PM

Here are several more photos that may be of interest to the discussion. What are your thoughts on the Highland attire shown? There is quite the variety - from a definitive "less can be more" approach, to some chaps having all the "bells and whistles" that Highland day attire can offer. It's rather interesting to see the plethora of different styles and personal preferences being presented. Most of these photos were taken at the Lochearnhead Highland Games and the Birnam Highland Games in Scotland.

Cheers,

**Nathan** · 10th May 13, 01:55 PM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

Here are several more photos that may be of interest to the discussion. What are your thoughts on the Highland attire shown? There is quite the variety - from a definitive "less can be more" approach, to some chaps having all the "bells and whistles" that Highland day attire can offer. It's rather interesting to see the plethora of different styles and personal preferences being presented. Most of these photos were taken at the Lochearnhead Highland Games and the Birnam Highland Games in Scotland.

Cheers,

I like some of these outfits but not others. Lots of smartly dressed gents with their selvedge mid-knee too ;)

**Nathan** · 28th May 13, 08:18 AM

So, here's my outfit from this past weekend's Scottish festival. I posted this in a few other threads and would be interested to hear your input.

This outfit is colour coordinated but I don't think it's too "matchy matchy" (perhaps you disagree).
It's also probably not the "less is more" approach, but I got a lot of compliments, including from the professional photographer who stopped and asked if he could take my photo because I looked so, "authentic". At a festival full of kilts, I found his reaction interesting and flattering. What do you think? More is more? Less is more? Matchy matchy or well pulled together?

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