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17th February 11, 08:10 AM
#19
 Originally Posted by creagdhubh
I think the chap in the photo looks fine (I may change the sporran though), though I am not entitrely fond of those sort of neckties - they look unkept and ultra-modern (uber fashionable) to me for Highland day attire. I tend to think the high contrast between the tartan in his kilt and the tweed in his jacket and waistcoat is rather appealing - of course, this is only my opinion.
I tend to agree with you, Kyle. I hate the style of tie but the rest looks fine.
I forget where this picture originally came from, but on the original site it could be enlarged. It appears that the tartan in question is a muted Anderson (a tartan that ain't easy to mute - it's loud by nature) and I think it works well with this jacket, though I also don't think that the matchy-matchy thing we do with Saxon wear needs to be done with Highland attire. Of course, my opinion is probably influenced by the fact that my great-grandfather was an Anderson and I'd love a kilt in and Anderson tartan someday!
Richard and I disagreed with each other about this picture early last year and I think of it every time someone asks about matching. Style is an individual thing and if we all liked the same thing there'd be no need for a site like this and if it did exist it would be BORING! 
Regards,
Brian
Last edited by Brian K; 19th February 11 at 08:53 PM.
Reason: Spelling - noted 2 days after posting!! Ugh!
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