A Multitude of Photographical Examples of How I approach Traditional Highland Dress

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. . .Our chief, Sir William Macpherson of Cluny; note his three eagle feathers denoting his rank as a Highland Chief, recognized by the Lord Lyon. He also wears a jacket of the "Macpherson" tweed (contains the same colorings as in the Macpherson hunting tartan, bespoke tweed made by a wee company in Edinburgh named, Hugh Macpherson's on West Maintland street. Cluny also wears a sporran made of a Scottish Wildcat-the totem of the Clan Macpherson. He also has his interesting cromach at hand.


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Is it just the angle, or does the chief not have his ribbons flying free and untied? It doesn't appear that his ribbons are loose in this photo.