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    Yes, Zardoz, that is a suggestion.
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    Zardoz: For Heaven's sake! Why would you post a picture of someone standing in front of an old wooden trash receptacle? It completely distracts from the subject and ruins the whole effect.

    Personally, I much prefer Robert's pictures of Lady Chrystel. Just look at the elegant backgrounds that frame her beauty. And, she proves indisputably that a woman can look better than any man it a kilt. Lovely!
    I changed my signature. The old one was too ridiculous.

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    Nice suggestion, Zardoz

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    Quote Originally Posted by mookien View Post
    Zardoz: For Heaven's sake! Why would you post a picture of someone standing in front of an old wooden trash receptacle? It completely distracts from the subject and ruins the whole effect.

    Personally, I much prefer Robert's pictures of Lady Chrystel. Just look at the elegant backgrounds that frame her beauty. And, she proves indisputably that a woman can look better than any man it a kilt. Lovely!
    Is this better...



    Chris.

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    Hi

    I tend to wear kilts that are at the middle of my knee or just touching the top (I personally see the longer ones, or ultra short ones as skirts)

    When I go kilted I have worn, hiking boots with scrunched down socks for casual, worn dance ghillies without hose is summer (at a more formal event), and with hose and tasteful flats/loafers and changed into dance ghillies for country dance. I would also wear knee-high boots.

    I'm also into historical costuming and do dress as a man when portraying male roles (sporran, hose, spats, sgian dubh...depending upon the era)
    ~ Clan Grant ~

    Oh for more money to buy more kilts!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Highland Lass View Post
    Hi

    I tend to wear kilts that are at the middle of my knee or just touching the top (I personally see the longer ones, or ultra short ones as skirts)

    When I go kilted I have worn, hiking boots with scrunched down socks for casual, worn dance ghillies without hose is summer (at a more formal event), and with hose and tasteful flats/loafers and changed into dance ghillies for country dance. I would also wear knee-high boots.

    I'm also into historical costuming and do dress as a man when portraying male roles (sporran, hose, spats, sgian dubh...depending upon the era)
    That's interesting.
    I'm sure pictures would be appreciated...
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    Chris: Much better. Good show! I hadn't noticed the person in the picture was a bonny lassie. Now, I see.
    I changed my signature. The old one was too ridiculous.

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    Good Girl Gone Plaid, I love your skirt with the pocket and pleats on the sides.
    Did you make it yourself? It's really cute.

    Lady Chrystel looks so charming in her short kilt, and elegant in her long one.
    Bonnie Heather Greene, Kiltmaker and Artist
    Traditional hand stitched kilts, kilt alterations, kilt-skirts

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    Quote Originally Posted by bonnie heather View Post
    good girl gone plaid, i love your skirt with the pocket and pleats on the sides.
    Did you make it yourself? It's really cute.

    Lady chrystel looks so charming in her short kilt, and elegant in her long one.
    here, here!!!
    "The fun of a kilt is to walk, not to sit"

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    @ Woodsman, @ SpartanTartan, @ BonnieHeather,
    It's a "faux" kilt, so it zips and the pockets don't work.
    No, I didn't make it. It's actually a (gasp) skort that I cut the "ort" out of.
    I'm happily awaiting my real kilts.

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