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    Oddern:

    Ditto to what Jock said. I don't mind them with Norwegian national dress at all. I grew up in a small town in Iowa, populated mostly by Norwegians and and their descendants; therefore, I am quite familiar with the Norwegian national dress (we had a festival every year where the bunad was worn).

    Anyway, most (all) seem to agree you should wear blue.

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    Wink

    To borrow a quote from the Cowardly Lion - "white hose - Never, No Way, No How??"
    "'Tis far better to keep one's mouth closed and
    seem the fool; than to open it, thereby removing
    all doubt." Anon.

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    Navy... always go for a dark hose to compliment the kilt. The lighter hose gives too much contrast and directs the eye to your leg away from your face.

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    Although I think both the cream and the navy look good with the overall outfit, I would go with the navy because they allow the relatively dark colors of the kilt with its highlight overcheck colors to pop from the dark blue/black background. You have enough white above the waist to provide come contrast and pull out the lighter colors of your kilt.

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    I vote Navy, it makes the whole outfit look sleek.
    Now I am trying to figure out how you button up the "Bunad" jacket ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan Tess View Post
    I vote Navy, it makes the whole outfit look sleek.
    Now I am trying to figure out how you button up the "Bunad" jacket ?
    I'm guessing that one doesn't. Like a Sherriffmuir doublet, for instance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan Tess View Post
    I vote Navy, it makes the whole outfit look sleek.
    Now I am trying to figure out how you button up the "Bunad" jacket ?
    Quote Originally Posted by fluter View Post
    I'm guessing that one doesn't. Like a Sherriffmuir doublet, for instance.
    Fluter: You are guessing absolutely right. This Bunad The jacket should not be buttoned up, so it is with PC jacket too. I think there are many similarities between the formal Kilt attire and Bunad.

    Thanks again for all the good advise and comments on my attire.
    It was a great evening and the Haggis tasted fantastic. Se the thread from the Burns Night at The Caledonian Society of Norway here>>

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    I am well outvoted but I would go with the Cream Hose, Just my preferance

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Dalglish View Post
    I am well outvoted but I would go with the Cream Hose, Just my preferance
    I liked the cream/white hose with that tartan, but I thought blue was better with the total outfit. With white hose, your eye would be back and forth between the shirt and the hose, and the kilt would fade away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Dalglish View Post
    I am well outvoted but I would go with the Cream Hose, Just my preferance
    Thanks david. You are a man of courage. I went for the blue though, but on the Burns night supper, I was somewhat in the minority. Most had white hoses while some had argyll hoses.
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