Me kilted at a wedding...

**minimalistix** · 20th November 05, 06:00 PM

It was just a civil ceremony for my friend so somewhat casual.

Good old gordon tartan.

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**Graham** · 20th November 05, 06:51 PM

Casual or formal, kilts look great at weddings (and everywhere else)

If I may comment, the kilt looks like it's slipped down your waist a bit (a problem I've not had for some time with my 'winter tummy')

**minimalistix** · 20th November 05, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

Casual or formal, kilts look great at weddings (and everywhere else)

If I may comment, the kilt looks like it's slipped down your waist a bit (a problem I've not had for some time with my 'winter tummy')

Yeah, I tend to wear them low on the waist. Same with my tyranical trousers

**mudd** · 20th November 05, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by minimalistix

Yeah, I tend to wear them low on the waist. Same with my tyranical trousers

Not a good look. IMHO.

**Southern Breeze** · 20th November 05, 08:03 PM

Nice pic. Kilts are the ulitimate anywhere,anytime garmet. :grin:

**Bob C** · 20th November 05, 08:55 PM

Kinda looks like a hostess skirt, worn so low.

JMO.

**minimalistix** · 20th November 05, 09:07 PM

Originally Posted by Bob C.

Kinda looks like a hostess skirt, worn so low.

JMO.

Probably actually need to get it hemmed, it is a bit long. One other thing I've noticed on some web sites people do wear them long, guess its a matter of opinion.

Just a note, I did try it on again, evidently, it might not be that I'm wearing it too low as I originally thought, its way long even after pulling it up past my waist. C'est la vie.

Originally Posted by mudd

Not a good look. IMHO.

ehh, doesn't bother me. Then again there are a lot of looks that I don't like regarding traditional kilts and normal dress though.

But I guess that's where personal taste comes in. You wouldn't wear it, I would