The Dreaded Annual Halloween Kilt Thread - 2009

[RB51]

Now you're just teasing...

[sathor]

Last year, as Mung Daal

[Paul]

Last year, as Mung Daal

You should have dyed your skin blue and got a fake white moustache!

[sathor]

You should have dyed your skin blue and got a fake white moustache!

Didn't find the color of facepaint, and had a mustache problem that day. I tried though.

[O'Callaghan]

Just wear a kilt for Halloween, and when asked about your costume say "Costume? What costume?".

[Ryan Ross]

Just wear a kilt for Halloween, and when asked about your costume say "Costume? What costume?".

I've done that... it's more amusing, sometimes, than you'd initially think.

As for the topic at hand, I like to use historic costumes as Halloween attire, in general. If you're doing it up right, I think a belted plaid w/proper historical accesories can liven up a costume party, without doing the kilt's good name any harm.

[Nighthawk]

You should have dyed your skin blue and got a fake white moustache!

being a good chef is all about the moostache!

[CameronTaylor]

I'm wearing a kilt on Halloween, not as a costume but because that's what I'm expected to show up in.
One must keep up appearances over on the westside.


CT -

[D.A. Guertin]

I do my best to keep my 'dress up' and 'dressed out' kilts separate. The 'dressed out' (better) kilts I normally wear with shirt and tie, but otherwise wear with anything from a woolly jumper to the ocassional t-shirt. 'Dress up' kilts I wear with a fluffy shirt to Ren faires and Halloween parties, and even the back-woods cretins I'm usually surrounded by can see the difference.

I suppose, in my experience, it's more about what you wear *with* the kilt than that you wear the kilt.

[mbhandy]

Last year I was playing with the Band. Errr here kitty,kitty.



MrBill