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Originally Posted by Troglodyte

Lady C's skill with needle and thread is top-notch, and is a testament to itself. She is without doubt the best kiltmaker and costumiere on The Continent.

So it's a great pity our 'star' of stage and screen dressed himself so sloppily.

I wonder what Lady C. thought to her skill and effort being displayed in such a disappointing way.

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I too, wonder?

The bottom photo isn't supposed to be a kilt so it's a non-sequitur. Doesn't match color's well does he? I would have skipped that stupid suit jacket.

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Originally Posted by timemeddler

The bottom photo isn't supposed to be a kilt so it's a non-sequitur. Doesn't match color's well does he? I would have skipped that stupid suit jacket.

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I have enjoyed Alan Cumming's performances, but he does give fashion a bad name.

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Originally Posted by timemeddler

The bottom photo isn't supposed to be a kilt so it's a non-sequitur. Doesn't match color's well does he? I would have skipped that stupid suit jacket.

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Just so you know, “matching colours” is not something traditional kilt attire wearers in Scotland are too concerned with. :wink:

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Originally Posted by timemeddler

The bottom photo isn't supposed to be a kilt so it's a non-sequitur. Doesn't match colors well does he?

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Wearing black & white is as classic as it gets with men's formal attire. (The Dress Stewart plaid-thing, not so much.)

Here's what matching gets you

https://i.imgur.com/AiaTxkX.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/D2uXEER.jpg

It is silly-looking to wear a skirt over trousers; either one or the other would have been better.