
Originally Posted by
fluter

from South Carolina.
If an event permits
either uniform or formal civilian attire, then the kilt and Prince Charlie is your substitute for black tie/tux. I believe that's how it's worn to some military functions where civyy black tie is an option.
Prince Charlie will work...but I'm partial to the Regulation Doublet myself...either is appropriate for black tie or white tie, depending on accessories. But Fluter is correct...it would have to specify civilian attire accepted. Most official functions in the military require a prescribed uniform for members of that organization. Now if you were attending as a spouse to your wife's function (assuming she was military...there are lots of dual mil couples out there...but likely not your case), then you'd have the choice to wear appropriate formal attire of your choosing.
"If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace." -- Thomas Paine
Scottish-American Military Society Post 1921
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