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    Very Nice

    Very nice. Great idea.

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    Lace Jabot

    Does anyone have a view on how hot a Montrose Doublet may be, or if a Jabot - splendid though they look - is hard to manage at a dinner? Does the lace get into one's food?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Biathlonman View Post
    Does anyone have a view on how hot a Montrose Doublet may be, or if a Jabot - splendid though they look - is hard to manage at a dinner? Does the lace get into one's food?

    Biathlonman
    While I don't own a Montrose (although I'm planning for a dark claret velvet one) I have worn a jacket similar, although Saxon in origin.

    The double layer across the body, in conjunction with it being closed at the neck, DOES make it a warmer option than a Sheriffmuir or other "open" jacket.

    That said, if you're fit, I think the Montrose is a much more striking cut, as it shows off broad shoulders and a trim waist (something a Sherrifmuir can help hide, if you'd rather camouflage your circumference ).

    Can't help you on the jabot, never worn one, but I imagine it would be a magnet for 'soup accidents'.

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    Versatile Wyas of Wearing a kilt.

    Gents!

    Excelent examples of how versatile and fun kilt -wearing truly is! From "Sporty" to "Elegant High" Dress, you examples are very educational!

    Since I do not have photos in separate forms, I am providing similar and additional examples to you vast collection, including Military and Police uniforms. For additional information and to view this one-page collection, please visit: http://www.californiabagpiper.com/photos.html


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    Re: 1 Kilt 10 Looks : A Visual Guide to Formality in Highland Attire

    Can you wear a Fly plaid with Day wear ?
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    Re: 1 Kilt 10 Looks : A Visual Guide to Formality in Highland Attire

    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas H View Post
    Can you wear a Fly plaid with Day wear ?
    Can you? Yes.

    Should you? No.


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    Re: 1 Kilt 10 Looks : A Visual Guide to Formality in Highland Attire

    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas H View Post
    Can you wear a Fly plaid with Day wear ?
    If we ignore members of pipe bands, the fly plaid is just ornament and is sometimes worn with formal, very rarely with tweed, day attire for a wedding by the groom, for example, but generally a fly plaid is not worn with day attire. Can one do so? Yes. Should you? Hummm.
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    Re: 1 Kilt 10 Looks : A Visual Guide to Formality in Highland Attire

    I've always said kilts are like jeans, you can dress them up, or dress them down.

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    Re: 1 Kilt 10 Looks : A Visual Guide to Formality in Highland Attire

    Quote Originally Posted by hunterblue View Post
    I've always said kilts are like jeans, you can dress them up, or dress them down.
    But there are limits to jeans, kilts run the whole gamut or fashion!


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    Re: 1 Kilt 10 Looks : A Visual Guide to Formality in Highland Attire

    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    But there are limits to jeans, kilts run the whole gamut or fashion!


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    I could not agree more Jamie. I could not imagine black or white tie with jeans.

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