Dressing up a U.K.

**GlassMan** · 28th January 06, 11:46 PM

Either that he or didn't even recognize it as a kilt. He did a quick scan and saw all solid colors and just assumed that he was seeing the top of a pair of pants.

**Southern Breeze** · 29th January 06, 06:19 AM

Great look. It's much easier to improvise and dress up a kilt than Levi's.

**Yaish** · 29th January 06, 08:27 AM

Very cool. Good thing to know about the dress code. The Magic Castle is one place I hope to go this year, as soon as I can score some tickets. Now I know I'll have to call ahead and inquire about the dress code (and maybe bring up the fact that they have already allowed some kilted brethren inside)

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 29th January 06, 08:40 AM

That is a good look. As someone has already said, you can always dress up a kilt. Or dress one down for that matter. The regular jacket probably actually helped, as it did not call attention that you were wearing something different below.

**GlassMan** · 29th January 06, 10:18 AM

Okay, dumb question but I've never even been to that area.

What is the Magic Castle?

**646guy** · 29th January 06, 10:29 AM

I have a Hugo Boss blazer that I match up with the Olive UK mocker.

My favorite story in that is when I was working backstage at Avery Fisher Hall for a concert in shirt and tie, oliver mocker, Hugo Boss jacket, and my Doc Martens. I had to go to the front of house to talk to the house manager about getting some doors opened to allow for easier access to the backstage when performers had to move about. I got approached by this adorable older lady usher who wanted to know if I was working with them that evening and thought the kilt was "cute."