Kilted Girls... Below the Knees?

**Highlander31** · 29th June 11, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted Rogue

Do those come with a nice seam on the back side? that would be verra nice

Funny,...my wife said the same thing.

**Dixiecat** · 29th June 11, 11:42 AM

Yes, I've always thought that stiletto boots would be a good touch.

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 29th June 11, 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by Kilted Rogue

Do those come with a nice seam on the back side? that would be verra nice

Nope, these are seam-free, which means what you see in the front is also what you see in the back. :-)

**TurboKittie** · 17th July 11, 08:45 PM

I was saving this look for something special, and finally wore it when I got the chance to host the traveling Wales scarf.

I got the striped knee socks from Target, but they reminded me of men's hose with flashes...except not.

The shoes are Doc Martins men's shoes I bought a few years ago and I've always liked the buckle look.

**Aspiringloser** · 19th July 11, 09:26 PM

That looks rockin' to me.

**bigdad1** · 4th September 11, 02:54 PM

Father Bill I'm not quite sure when a woman wearing a short skirt of any kind became "pushing the envelope."

**Father Bill** · 4th September 11, 03:24 PM

Originally Posted by bigdad1

Father Bill I'm not quite sure when a woman wearing a short skirt of any kind became "pushing the envelope."

Hi bigdad1.

It's a very long time since I posted that and I don't remember what the finer points of my intended message were at the time. I am quite sure however that it did not refer to length of skirts which is clearly personal choice; probably more to do with trying extremely unusual things in colour or accessories since that's what "pushing the envelope" means to me.

Hope I haven't offended or shocked - it certainly wasn't my intent, merely an observation that women have a much wider spectrum of clothing choice before anything that they choose would be considered unusual.

Thanks for clarifying!

Cheers!

Bill