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1st September 18, 12:58 AM
#12
 Originally Posted by Panache
Dressing as a Scotsman for Halloween is in poor taste in my opinion.
However, what about...
...a Scottish Pirate
...Macbeth
...a Scottish Santa
...or a Scottish Explorer
You can incorporate the kilt in a variety of ways that has it be part of a costume, but you should never make the kilt a costume.
Cheers
Jamie
You are a very bad man ( well naughty really ). I like the fact that you can still have fun with the kilt, whilst you have demonstrated wearing it very well in traditionally/historically/casually formats on numerous occasions in the past.
I might not like all of the looks, but who cares that's just my own hang ups and some of the looks have made me reappraise and alter what I wear because they do look good and isn't that what this forum should be about.
I don't get upset about people using the kilt as part of a costume as long as people recognise that what they are wearing is a costume and not anything historical, have fun and enjoy yourself. As to wearing it with things not regarded as traditional, please keep doing it I have grown to appreciate the mix of modern/traditional mixes some have displayed.
P.S whilst I think some people can end up looking like muppets, self included, my 22 in the British army has left me with a warped sense of humour and instead of getting upset I just laugh to myself ( get strange looks from the wife if it is out loud) and move on.
Last edited by Nomad; 1st September 18 at 12:59 AM.
Reason: Some typos fixed
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