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27th September 07, 10:05 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by James MacMillan
Thanks - I wonder if she does diced hose?
I think she would all you have to do is talk to her about it.
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27th September 07, 10:20 AM
#2
I just went through Hamish's photo album, looking to be vindicated on the question of Black or White/Off White hose. However I am big enough to admit that I was wrong, in all the photos of Hamish in formal gear he is wearing White or Cream (Off White) hose. Therefore until my Argyle hose are ready I will wear my cream hose with my Prince Charlie.
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27th September 07, 10:51 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by McMurdo
I just went through Hamish's photo album, looking to be vindicated on the question of Black or White/Off White hose. However I am big enough to admit that I was wrong, in all the photos of Hamish in formal gear he is wearing White or Cream (Off White) hose. Therefore until my Argyle hose are ready I will wear my cream hose with my Prince Charlie.
I actually like black hose w/ evening wear but in actuality Hamish has said at least once that he doesn't. He says that black hose w/ black shoes makes you too bottom heavy. I just add bright flashes. 
To give this a maroon YANK back on topic I have to agree w/ Panache. I'm not so sure that a modified Eton would work with a waistcoat; I'd go with the formal belt and buckle. --OR-- as has been suggested go searching for ex-hires for sale.
Dee
Ferret ad astra virtus
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27th September 07, 10:59 AM
#4
The hose question may be a moot point, as I have cream hose that fit my over-sized calves, and my black hose do not. I may or may not be able to get/justify/afford new black hose, since I already have cream hose that fit.
as has been suggested go searching for ex-hires for sale.
Red_Raven and I discussed this last night.
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7th October 07, 07:27 AM
#5
You don't need a lot of accessories to look great. I just wear the Eton jacket like it is. I wear a green tie I got from www.scnt1.com, a kilt belt from stillwater (www.stillwaterkilts.com), and a plain black sporran from stillwater. Cream hose, green flashes, a white shirt, and black dress shoes. My kilt is a Campbell sportkilt, or Stillwater economy black watch. Leave the jacket open, tuck your tie behind the silver belt buckle, and you will look fine. Forget the Brigadoon, over dressed look. It is gross. You are not a Clan chief. There is no reason to wear a fly plaid or Prince Charlie. Just wear a suit. Check out this thread:
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ht=eton+jacket
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7th October 07, 11:40 AM
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11th October 07, 02:01 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by campbell
There is no reason to wear a fly plaid or Prince Charlie. Just wear a suit.
But if he’s going to a black tie event a suit wouldn’t be appropriate. If it’s the sort of thing you’d rent a tux for I’d just go out and rent a PC w/ vest for the night. Personally I got a black Argyll with 5 button vest as it fits in at all but the most formal affairs (then I just rent a PC).
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8th October 07, 06:08 AM
#8
The second photo is spot on. That is EXACTLY the look I was referring to! It is horrible, and I have seen too many people dressed like that. Hamish on the other hand, looks fantastic.
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8th October 07, 06:59 AM
#9
 Originally Posted by campbell
The second photo is spot on. That is EXACTLY the look I was referring to! It is horrible, and I have seen too many people dressed like that. Hamish on the other hand, looks fantastic.
I think it might be the tails or maybe the green socks 
As I was scanning down and hit the green socks with all that red all I could think was "Jingle Bells Jingle Bells". Where is Father Christmas??? Not a Formal affair.
MrBill
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8th October 07, 07:25 AM
#10
 Originally Posted by mbhandy
I think it might be the tails or maybe the green socks 
As I was scanning down and hit the green socks with all that red all I could think was "Jingle Bells Jingle Bells". Where is Father Christmas??? Not a Formal affair.MrBill
The picture came from a high school production of Brigadoon; they are in costume. I doubt they are kilt wearers other than for the play.
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