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9th April 10, 02:40 PM
#17
 Originally Posted by Semiomniscient
Traditionally, a normal kilt is a man's garment. However, my friend who is a girl wears a kilt--however, she wears it like a skirt. She does not wear kilt hose, but rather black stockings, and usually a blouse with a vest that looks particularly feminine. I think this is perfectly acceptable and attractive. To me, if I see a woman in a kilt worn with kilt hose, bonnet, etc. I find her to look a little too "mannish"... even pretty lasses! This works for pipe band uniforms as everyone is supposed to look the same.
Come to think of it, you're absolutely right. Change the little things, like sock height, turnover & style, hem height & rise, and it will be quite feminine.
Maybe ask some of the Highland dancers what the differences are...nobody would mistake a girl for a guy in that context, for all they're supposed to be "men's dances".
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