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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy
    Hat- yea or nay it would be a glengary (the women in my life picked it out for me over the balmoral)
    I wouldn't - not for an evening event, especially if it's indoors. At every gathering I've been to, the men all remove their hats with the exception of a clan chief if one is present. Why bother wearing something if it's going to be tucked into your belt all night? I've *never* seen a hat with a Prince Charlie jacket, anyway.

    Quote Originally Posted by Randy
    Torso-white tuxedo shirt, silver/pearl studs, cufflinks, black bow tie (still having problem getting right look), black Prince Charlie jacket and waist coat.
    Sounds fine, here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Randy
    The KILT- Dunbar modern (mostly red with green, think Christmas), black belt, silver buckle, white fur sporran (semi dress).
    The purists will tell you to leave off the belt and buckle if you're wearing the waistcoat. From my own point of view, I don't think it's a problem *if* the buckle is low-profile so it doesn't cause bunching of the waistcoat at the buckle.

    Quote Originally Posted by Randy
    whats under my kilt? green flashes, off-white hose, black dress shoes, no sgian dubh- real knife in sporran.
    Sounds fine. I've always thought it better to go without a sgian dubh than to wear something tacky.
    Last edited by Caradoc; 21st April 06 at 09:58 PM. Reason: Missed tag

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