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17th August 10, 09:54 AM
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Historically, FWIW, the clerical version of black tie, at least for Roman Catholic Clergy (called abito piano), was cassock, biretta, and a cape called a farraiolo. It's not a kilt, but it is a non-bifurcated garment. (it's also very out of style in the contemporary clergy, and sure to raise a few eyebrows).
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