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3rd March 06, 02:48 PM
#1
Sigh...which kilt to wear...
I'm working an Oscars party tomorrow night and the organizer has been dying for me to come to one of her events and in a kilt. So I'm finally available and but kinda struck with a hard call...which kilt to wear...
This is definitely not an event where I coudl wear the UK...well maybe the mocker...but it's a hard call...there's the pinstripe Mercy, the Royal Stewart, the Blackwatch, the McDonald, the McKenzie...sigh...so many choices...and thankfully, I don't have to wear a jacket where I'm working so there's no need to run out to rent one and I can wear whichever tartan I want....
Just when I get all excited to wear a kilt to one of these gigs and I don't know what to wear....
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3rd March 06, 03:07 PM
#2
I think this is called an embarrassment of riches... 
Phil in Idaho
"Walk Tall, Walk Straight, and Look the World Right in the Eye."
That Great Celtic Philosopher Val Doonican
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3rd March 06, 03:07 PM
#3
Do you know the colour of the room(s) where you will be?
It might not give you the definite 'that one' but you wouldn't want to clash with the decor.
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3rd March 06, 03:32 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by 646guy
I'm working an Oscars party tomorrow night and the organizer has been dying for me to come to one of her events and in a kilt....
What exactly do you mean by working??
Bartender?, dancer?, escort?...... other? :confused:
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3rd March 06, 03:34 PM
#5
Originally Posted by Pleater
Do you know the colour of the room(s) where you will be?
It might not give you the definite 'that one' but you wouldn't want to clash with the decor.
Oh no! You mean we have to coordinate with the decor now?
Lose something valuable to you and don't know who can help?
Call the Retrieval Team at 1-***-GETRBAK and we'll get it back for you.
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3rd March 06, 03:34 PM
#6
Pinstripe sounds classy no matter where you are.
.. the kilt had concealed a blaster strapped to one thigh and a knife to the other. He was aware of the present gentle customs against personal weapons, but he felt naked without them. Such customs were nonsense anyhow, foolishment from old women - there was no such thing as "dangerous weapons," only dangerous people.
--Robert Heinlein in Methuselah's Children
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3rd March 06, 03:51 PM
#7
You probably couldn't go wrong with any of them, tho' if you're going to be a dancer, go with your flashiest tartan. 
Sherry
I might look like I'm doing nothing, but at the cellular level I'm really quite busy.
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3rd March 06, 08:48 PM
#8
Since the organizer would like you to wear a kilt, she must want the kilt to really get noticed. I would go with one of your brighter tartans.
Darrell
Up the coast to Ballantrae, through the ancient kingdom of Carrick, beware! The wild and mighty Kennedys are here!
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3rd March 06, 08:49 PM
#9
This is definetly a great problem to have! Go for the Kilt that hits you one hour before you are set to leave, you will be fine.
Glen
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
Kilted With Pride!!!
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4th March 06, 01:31 PM
#10
Difficult one to call 646guy but I'd say don't wear the Pinstripe Mercy. The Mercy kilt is very comfortable for casual wear (so much so that I've just bought a second one on e-bay) but you get what you pay for and it is a very lightweight polyester material and has only about half as many pleats as a proper Scottish kilt so doesn't hang or swing correctly. Great fun to wear to the shopping mall or supermarket but not for a big night out where you want to your kilt to make a good impression.
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