women wearing Utilikilts

[KiltedKnight]

I know this will get me in trouble but trashy has its advantages.

No trouble from me amigo...

Chris.

[timber]

My 2 cents:

It seems to me that this is just a matter of semantics and perception. If a man puts it on it is a kilt. If a woman wears the exact same garment it is a kilted skirt. Either way, it is the most comfortable lower body garment one can wear, and it looks good too.

[pbpersson]

I know this will get me in trouble but trashy has its advantages.

Well.....I was going to say that crotch-length skirts sounded pretty exciting to me but I'm glad that you said it!

Now you can get in trouble and the rest of us can look like perfect gentlemen

[CameronTaylor]

Now you can get in trouble and the rest of us can look like perfect gentlemen

Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ..... that'll NEVER happen !!!!


CT -

[Pleater]

If it's too small to see in the photo, her shirt reads "32nd U.S. Invitational Heavy Events Championship." This is one of the women Riverkilt warned you about.

Just a first impression but that might be one of the women your father should have warned you about, if it is not already too late.

[cloves]

Kimono has real style, grace and artistry. I too love the look of the kimono much more than bare bellies and crotch length skirts. Grace vs trashy.

Bubba, I tottaly agree. And speaking of Japanese clothing, I really like the look of hakama (which are basically pleated pants!!?) there is just somthing about certain articles of clothing that speaks to me.

[Frank McGrath]

All this discussion and no pictures so the rest of us can make an informed decesion? Give us pictures!


Please?

[MacTavishOfJapan]

I really like the look of hakama (which are basically pleated pants!!?.

Hakama are baggy pleated pants. They look great.

Kimonos and yukata (the less expensive version) rock. I am planning to have a yukata made before I leave Japan next year.

[bubba]

I have a yukata that I use as a bathrobe and for lounging around. Most comfortable.

[michael steinrok]

Perhaps I am the only one who feels this way, but I have an issue with women wearing Utilikilts. I mean....haven't women already stolen enough of men's fashions? Can't we have at least ONE article of clothing to call our very own?

I think that all it will take is a few women walking the streets in Utilikilts for most men to NEVER want to wear a Utilikilt in public.

Am I totally out of line with my thoughts on this? How does everyone else feel?

I was just making the same remark today. I was at the Pleasanton Games tons of female type in kilts some mini's some traditional, some Utilikilts. I do wish kilts would be mens' alone. Maybe we should form a kilt sinn fein.
And yet there are many women that look really hot in a kilt! Ah well life is so complicated :confused: