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    ai dinnae like plaids mysel...


    ai hae seen them luek guid oan grooms...

    but other than thot- ai think they arr tae Brigadoony tae...


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    If the function you are attending is essentially casual dress, I wouldn't wear a plaid. If it is black tie then wear the fly plaid. The final decision is yours of course, you could wear a fly plaid and if you feel too conspicuous, you could remove it. How's that for not answering your question

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    Quote Originally Posted by snipe481
    brigadoon, brigadoon

    lurking under sable skies

    brigadoon, brigadoon

    there my heart forever lies

    let the world grow old around us let the heavens cry out loud

    brigadoon, brigadoon

    I can't remember the rest
    "Lurking" ? :confused: I'm not sure I'd want to visit any place that "lurked".

    It wasn't a bad muscial, I'm just used to watching a musical and humming the tunes of several of the songs. These ones just didn't stick. But still, THE TREWS, THE TREWS, OH MY THE TREWS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache
    But still, THE TREWS, THE TREWS, OH MY THE TREWS!
    I don't remember that song. :rolleyes:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pour1Malt
    ai dinnae like plaids mysel...


    ai hae seen them luek guid oan grooms...

    but other than thot- ai think they arr tae Brigadoony tae...

    Ai couldnae agree moor!

    It's interessin how oor American brethrin jus' luv th' fly plaid, an so few Scots dae! Leuks like fancy dreiss tae me.......

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    I dress formally so seldom, that I like to add the fly plaid just for that little something extra. I will admit though, that on the second formal night of my cruise I didn't bother with the plaid (I already had my pictures).
    We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish
    Ai couldnae agree moor!

    It's interessin how oor American brethrin jus' luv th' fly plaid, an so few Scots dae! Leuks like fancy dreiss tae me.......

    (With apologies to P1M!!)
    Ham: No need to apologize.

    I think flyplaids look fine for formal wear (i.e. weddings and such) and most pipers I've seen wear them well, fancy dress or no.

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    Wedding attire

    I wore mine at my wedding and everyone thought it was just the BEST! It added a bit of color to my otherwise black jacket. (Looked good in the photos)


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    I don't like fly plaids.

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    I know this is probably going to end up in the Dos and Don'ts thread (fly plaid on a Jacobite shirt - J. Higgins also shows one this way - with no formal jacket, brown shoes with black accessories, brooch maybe a bit too high)...


    ...but I like the way this outfit was pulled together. Is he casual or dressed up? I could imagine him going to a graduation party or a holiday party with friends - kind of along the lines of when I see people in jeans and tux tops. He has that devil-may-care look, as though he just pulled a bunch of stuff out of the closet and got on with his social schedule.

    YMMV,
    Rex in Cincinnati

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