Originally Posted by
Graham
This is developing into a very interesting and intelligent thread!
I appreciate your thoughts, Hamish.
I'm happy to see plain kilts opening up new opportunities for men to get out of trousers - provided the plain kilts are worn and accessorised well (not all are).
I agree there, Graham. Unfortunately, too many wearers of plain kilts are trying to 'justify' them by dressing them up with Scottish, or traditional accessories. This can have the effect of making either the 'kilt' or the accessories look ridiculous!
New and different kilts need new and different accessories to work well.
While I failed in the "Victory" department, who knows, I may well try again later.
Hamish, please convey my best wishes to Nick and Adele when you see them.
I certainly will, Graham. Have you had dealings with them? Each one is a joy to speak with on the 'phone and I am so looking forward to meeting them.
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