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26th April 07, 07:14 AM
#1
Since when is this a "fashion" forum? I thought it was about kilts? If "we" want the kilt to become acceptable throughout society, we have to allow people to wear it (properly, i.e. not back to front) as they wish; not just in the traditional way. With a formal tux with tails (hence low three-button vest), a European tie (shorter than regular men's tie) is quite acceptable. You don't want the tie to be hanging lower than your vest (waistcoat). That's just my tuppence.
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26th April 07, 07:26 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by scoutniagara
Since when is this a "fashion" forum? I thought it was about kilts? If "we" want the kilt to become acceptable throughout society, we have to allow people to wear it (properly, i.e. not back to front) as they wish; not just in the traditional way. With a formal tux with tails (hence low three-button vest), a European tie (shorter than regular men's tie) is quite acceptable. You don't want the tie to be hanging lower than your vest (waistcoat). That's just my tuppence.
The gentlemen asked a question, and forum members are giving their answers and opinions. Let's face it, this is a "fashion" forum in a sense, because we constantly discuss colour/pattern options, etc.
Of course, the old adgae "just because you can doesn't mean you should" does apply at times. (not referring to anyone in particular.)
T.
Last edited by macwilkin; 26th April 07 at 08:12 AM.
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