Cutting Edge Kilt Fashion.....

[Blu (Ontario)]

Is this the direction that kilts will take in the future.?



These folks were getting a lot of attention and loving it! It may not be conventional kilt attire but at least they weren't in trousers!

Taken July 17,2004,
Cambridge Highland Games,
Ontario, Canada

blu

[richardljohnson]

I don't know about the trend but the sporrons look interesting from what I can see.

RLJ-

[Graham]

and the lassie is well prepared for her pint of ale!

[macwilkin]

Blu,

Do you know these folks personally?

Is the insignia on their shirts a German eagle?

T.

[Bill]

Being more the conservative type the look is not my cup of tea but as some one has pointed out at least they're not wearing trousers!

Bill

[Blu (Ontario)]

Blu,

Do you know these folks personally?

Is the insignia on their shirts a German eagle?

T.

Don't know them personally, but they were having a blast posing for numerous other cameras. The insignia on the shirts looked rather Eastern European but I haven't been able to identify it positively yet. At first I wondered if it was a trademark for a particular brand of clothing. Although unconventional, they had obviously taken great care in their selection of accessories to achieve that look.

[GMan]

I do like the way they accesorised, and has been said previously, no trousers. They definetly were great sight for those in attendance, traditional or not.

[seamus]

well personally, I rather like it. Good on 'em, anyway!

[Aaron]

Mom? Dad? Uncle Barney? You said you were going to a church rally!

[wolfgang]

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Is the insignia on their shirts a German eagle?

It looks similar to the Federal Eagle (Bundesadler) used by the German Army (Bundeswehr). This design is outdated. Follow the links to have a look at the modern design: http://www.bundestag.de/htdocs_e/ or http://www.schekker.de