Proper attire

[emeraldfalconoflight]

ok so basicaly only with evening wear, or if your a piper with the piper jacket... hmm i have seen a pic on one of the kilt sites where the model is wearing the fly plaid without a jacket, kinda completes the look, and yet looks just a lil out of the ordinary for scottish attire.

[Bob C]

ok so basicaly only with evening wear, or if your a piper with the piper jacket... hmm i have seen a pic on one of the kilt sites where the model is wearing the fly plaid without a jacket, kinda completes the look, and yet looks just a lil out of the ordinary for scottish attire.

Well, here's the deal. MY deal, at least.

Try it. If it looks good to your eye, and you like it, then go for it. I start with the "rules" (as I understand them, anyway) then decide how far I'm willing to bend them.

The pictures you saw were probably not of a fly plaid, but of a great kilt, which is one long piece of tartan, belted at the waist and slung over the shoulder. You mostly, but not exclusively, see that at Renaissance Faires.

[Blu (Ontario)]

ok so basicaly only with evening wear, or if your a piper with the piper jacket... hmm i have seen a pic on one of the kilt sites where the model is wearing the fly plaid without a jacket, kinda completes the look, and yet looks just a lil out of the ordinary for scottish attire.

I should say it's not something I would think of doing... but if you think about it, the look would be reminiscent of the great kilt - like the movie Rob Roy. If this is just for fun... say a party or a renfair or a pub... try it out! If it's a fine restaurant or formal occasion, you might want to reconsider. But what the hey... ya gotta live a little sometimes - yaknow!