Style, Fashion Rules, traditions, Flat caps, and the missing element...

[ForresterModern]

DFWII

We are much more aligned now than at the beginning of our discourse. I neither accuse you of being right or left on the spectrum, only somewhere to the right of me. No telliing where I lie on the scale. that is for the general public to decide.
Be well.'

[DWFII]

I neither accuse you of being right or left on the spectrum, only somewhere to the right of me.

I know, no worries. Just more of the same--thinking out loud, so to speak.

[Carolina Kiltman]

I just have to throw my tuppence in here. What you wear is of less importance than how you wear it!

I have seen blue jeans and T shirts worn in a manner that actually made them look dressy. A lot (mayhaps most) of the effect was due to the way the person wore them.

I know some who could wear a modified feed sack, and look regal in it. Others who no matter what they wear, look like slobs.

Now having said that, I personally always try to look as if what I am wearing fits together whenever I go out into the "market place". What I wear when working in my yard, or shop is entirely something else. Just the way I was brought up and feel comfortable when I do so.

The same holds true when I wear the kilt. Tomorrow I will attend a "Kirkin' O the Tartan", I'll wear a Crail jacket, vest and white shirt and tie. Flashes will match the tie, (and predominant colour of the Kilt). I would not, however, wear my Braemer, nor would I wear a PC, but I fully expect to see others "overdressed", and it does not really bother me.

[The Barry]

I just have to throw my tuppence in here. What you wear is of less importance than how you wear it!

Amen!