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22nd April 13, 04:27 PM
#13
 Originally Posted by MizzouScotsman
That is what I want to avoid at all costs. I work our clan tent at regional games and do a lot of history talks and wish to be as authentic as possible.
To be completely honest, then, as an acqiauntence and a gentleman, given that you do NOT want it to look like a costume I (personally) would just wear my usual kilt.
However, given that it's an example of living history, I would look for a specific era and nail that down. Stick to that era. Great kilts were worn from about 1550-1746(ish). That's a LONG span of time and trends to draw from.
Let me ask you: which era interests you the most?
Your approach might be different, though. I have no idea what is normally expected at your usual events.

Kiltedrennie, good stuff. Totally fitting there since everything is a bit anachronistic at Ren Fairs and it's more about having a good time than educating the masses.
Last edited by TheOfficialBren; 22nd April 13 at 04:30 PM.
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