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17th June 18, 10:57 AM
#32
I have been on here for a little over a year now and have browsed many of the current and "historical" threads, whilst there are numerous strong opinions both traditional and otherwise I have found that they have educated me enormously and helped guide me in forming my own tastes.
On the whole, as a newbie to kilts, I think the views/guidance of Jock and other traditionalists have been excellent and like many things relating to how we dress I find that using that information to ensure I have the basics correct has given me more confidence in experimenting with different looks.
As an example I do wear my kilt with argyl jacket, waistcoat etc, but I am equally happy to swap out the argyl for a Levi jacket and high quality boots as I have seen this demonstrated well by others on this site.
So, back on thread, personal flair is of course personal, but I do think that if get the basics right then it is less likely that your "flair" will look ridiculous, perhaps eccentric, but then again you're wearing a kilt, why would you not be considered eccentric (unless of course you are surrounded by other kilted persons).
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