Opinions on the following outfit please...

**MacKay71** · 14th January 10, 11:44 PM

Looks good to me!

**Highlander31** · 15th January 10, 05:57 AM

With the exception of hiking the kilt up just a little, I would say you are ready for the party.

**Riverkilt** · 15th January 10, 06:08 AM

Agree, a fine look. Usually the turnouts we put together ourselves are pretty good efforts.

Just me, but I like to roll up my long sleeves onto my forearms when just wearing a vest/waistcoat. Course that may not work for the look/theme of the party.

**fluter** · 15th January 10, 06:48 AM

Well done, Pete.

Originally Posted by Kilted Jeeper

... the waistcoat/belt thread is why I am not wearing a belt in this photo :-)

If the kilt wants to slip down, you an always hide some braces (suspenders to us Yanks) under the waistcoat. That might address the shortage of knees in the photo---always assuming it's not the camera angle.

The conventional wisdom is to have the camera about waist height; that'd be kilt waist, naturally.

**Tobus** · 15th January 10, 07:07 AM

Just me, but I like to roll up my long sleeves onto my forearms when just wearing a vest/waistcoat.

I really like that look too. But only as a "casual" look which means no tie. If I'm wearing a tie and waistcoat, like at the office, I'll keep my sleeves down. Late in the day, I may take off the tie and roll me sleeves up. I just can't bring myself to roll the sleeves up with the tie still on for some reason.

For a party, the same thing might work as it gets late and everyone has had plenty to drink, where things get more relaxed. Or, say, if people go out for coffee afterward.