Kilted Girls... Below the Knees?

**chrisupyonder** · 15th June 11, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by mookien

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.

**azwildcat96** · 16th June 11, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by chrisupyonder

Is this better...

Chris.

Wow! you are a photoshop master!

**Pyper** · 18th June 11, 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by chrisupyonder

Is this better...

Chris.

Now it looks as if she's leaning on air.

Can you give her a Harley to lean on? Or a Ferrari? That would really rock!

Man! Photoshop can be like a fairy godmother -- with Intuos as the magic wand!

**Mike_Oettle** · 20th June 11, 10:57 AM

GGGP, thanks for posting the picture. I like the skirt (ex-skort) and the boots, but I also like the freckles!

Regards,
Mike

**GoodGirlGonePlaid** · 21st June 11, 09:48 AM

Originally Posted by Mike_Oettle

GGGP, thanks for posting the picture. I like the skirt (ex-skort) and the boots, but I also like the freckles!

Regards,
Mike

Thx, Mike.

Well if that doesn't prove my Scottish heritage I don't know what will.

**Highland Lass** · 15th June 11, 09:03 PM

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)

**Bugbear** · 15th June 11, 09:22 PM

Originally Posted by Highland Lass

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...