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Perhaps nothing is more closely associated with Scotland than the kilt. Now part of the national costume, you will find kilts being worn at everything from weddings to international sports matches. Either worn casually or as part of a full outfit, this recognizable garment is the best way to show off your Scottish heritage. It has been my observation that there are various reasons why someone may decide to wear the kilt, and those reasons will affect our habits and attitudes towards Highland dress. I normally try to avoid sweeping generalizations, but there are some major categories that I believe most kilt wearers fall into. People tend to wear the kilt as a uniform, as heritage dress, as a costume, or as clothing. Most kilt wearers I have met fall into at least one category, and some will identify with more than one. The first category is that of uniform. These people wear the kilt because it is part of the uniform of a group or activity in which they are involved. The most obvious example would be the military uniform of a Highland regiment. Another would be a pipe band. But the kilt could also be a uniform in a less structured sense. If one is involved in Scottish Country Dancing, the kilt is part of the outfit that men are expected to wear. The reason that people in this category wear the kilt is because it is part and parcel of the activity they participate in, be it dancing, piping, or some other endeavor. If you wear the kilt as a uniform you are more than likely going to have a more rigid attitude towards Highland dress. This may actually be imposed upon you by certain dress requirements for competition and performance. This tends to limit the extent of your Highland wardrobe. If the kilt is part of a uniform that you put on while participating in a certain activity, you only need to be flexible within the confines of your uniform requirements. The second category I have named is that of "heritage clothing." By this I mean those who wear the kilt

Scottish Kilt Shop offers Custom made Kilts for Men and Women. Scottish Kilt is online Kilt selling company and deliver its product worldwide.At Scottish Kilt Shop you will find product according to all aspects of Quality and Fashion. Find your desire Kilt at Scottish Kilt Shop from various categories of Kilts. Leather Kilts,Tartan Kilts,Denim Kilts,Hybrid Kilts and Scottish Kilts.

When it comes to national costume,we don't think there's anything parallel to Scottish Kilt. it's not only who can lay claim to the kilt as a form of national dress,traditional kilts are love and recognized around the world as symbol of Scotland.But now a day it has change alot according to 21st century fashion.Now a days the manufacturing and fashion for kilts is changed.Tartan Kilts,Leather Kilts,Denim Kilts and Utility Kilts are some examples For the description of modern Kilts. Where Does Scottish Kilts Fit In Today? Although the kilt is the national costume of Scotland,you won't see it being worn on a daily basis routine at the office ,or in the Supermarket. it's most often worn 'highdays and holidays'so basically for ceremonies and special events these can including Weddings,Funerals,Family Parties,Festivals and more.Or also worn by Highland Bands,Highland Dancers and participants in the transnationals Scottish Highland Games or National events of Scottish peoples.it is also worn by some Army Regiments. A real Scottish kilt should be tailor made to fit you not bought off the Rack. Scottish Kilt Shop offers Custom made Kilts for Men and Women. Scottish Kilt is online Kilt selling company and deliver its product worldwide.At Scottish Kilt Shop you will find product according to all aspects of Quality and Fashion. Find your desire Kilt at Scottish Kilt Shop from various categories of Kilts. Leather Kilts,Tartan Kilts,Denim Kilts,Hybrid Kilts and Scottish Kilts. If You Want ..... If you want the truly authentic experience and fulfill aspects of tradition and fashion,there are a whole host of Kilt accessories which will give you the total look These Include The Belt: made from pure leather with a decorative buckle. The Sporran:A small pouch worn around the waist so as to hang in front of the Kilt. Kilt Knife:also called "Sgain Dubh" from the Gaelic meaning a 'Black Knife' It's a small knife often with a decorative bone handle a

This blog has become a cluster eff of all things I love: style, fashion, beauty, inspiring music, and frankly...anything else that sparks my interest and I want to share! I am passionate about animal rights and a vegetarian.  Over the past few years I've really gotten into Vintage everything and I love a good thrift store hunt and find.  I make up words a lot and add cutesy things to the end of normal words that I want to make prettier...also I am easily excitable, unendingly (too) honest and have a ridiculously short attention span. I may or may not be hyperactive. I love a lot of things... I'm a married 20 something and I live in the fine state of Minnesota, in the twin cities to be exact...Randall and I have two awesome kitties, Mr. Wallace and Stevie Beans, a parrotlet named Stella Blue,  and a rescued pomapoo Piper. By day I'm a fiscal policy analyst but on lunch breaks and at night I blog and sometimes I attempt to craft.  I love Dinosaurs, going to museums, and I am a photography addict. 

Hello there! My name is Kara Haupt and I Just Might Explode is my personal blog. In it you'll find a combination of adventures, people who inspire me, school projects, photographs, and confusing DIYS. I live in a tiny apartment in Portland, Oregon with my childhood best friend, Stephanie and our mischievous kitten Pip. Here is a recent family photo… I'm 20 years old. I call myself a blogger, designer, photographer, online shop owner, online art journaling/scrapbooking/photography teacher, etc…  I'm a contributing writer for A Beautiful Mess, an intern at Passionfruit Ads, and online assistant for Indie & Chic. I also pretend to be charming at a retail job a few days a week. Please send me coffee. Back story: I've grew up in Boise, Idaho and then moved to Brooklyn, New York for art school in 2010. You can read about some of those adventures here. I then changed my mind and decided to take off a semester of school and move to Portland, Oregon with my best friend at the beginning of 2012. I'm a firm believer that evolving and changing your mind and following your dreams is the best way to live.  I currently go to an art school for Communication Design. I have an online shop called Stuff Kara Made. I opened it in November 2011 with my first tee shirt line. I make tees, hand-stitched pullovers, and journals.

Luxirare is a weekly webzine dedicated to clothing and cuisine. At Luxirare, the typical notion of a seasonal fashion show or seasonal "menu" does not exist. Styles and recipes are presented as individual pieces that do not follow a strict theme but rather a flow of ideas. The Luxirare principle is to use the unique mobility of the internet to develop an enticing, unorthodox presentation. A fluidity of information is easily produced because content can be accessed from anywhere at any time. The grassroots feedback system allows and encourages anyone to provide instantaneous feedback. Ideas are presented 1 by 1 so that detailed images can magnify the process or item being presented; this allows for a more intimate interaction between the image and the audience. However, there is a commitment to motion. There are no starts, no stops, no resumption of any discontinued story; just a continual conversation between the creator and the audience. Instead of typical "collections" or batches of ideas which are grouped into "seasons", the goal is to move towards a season-less, collection-less presentation, promoting a constant renewal of thought. The power of the internet to swallow so much into obsolescence is usually considered detrimental. The point here is to use the greatest invention of the 20th century, the internet and the obsolescence associated with it, as an advantage.

Hello there and thanks for reading Gal Meets Glam! I'm Julia, a 21 year old recent college graduate living in the San Francisco area. I created Gal Meets Glam as a way to chronicle my personal style, love for color  and beauty tips in hope to inspire others to take that extra step to incorporate some glam  into their everyday life. Whether it's a swipe of red lipstick, a bold piece of jewelry or a  sparkly bag...those little things can make a big impact on not only your style, but on the way you act and feel. Adding a little glam goes a long way! I hope you enjoy! P.S. My wonderful fiancé, Thomas, takes all of my pictures and uses a Canon 60D.  *Privacy Policy- If you wish to use any of my photos from my blog please send me an email first and provide a link (back to my blog) with the content you are using. Thank you!

Living in the Midlands of England, I get to live on the edge of the lovely countryside whilst being able to hop on a train to cities such as London, Birmingham and Manchester. I started this blog in July 2009 as a general expression of all things 'me' but I soon found it taking a fashion and style direction. I'm a major art geek and hope to make a career selling my paintings and taking portrait commissions. I'm a little obsessed with hydrangeas, The Phantom of the Opera and Hello Kitty. I adore my cute little guinea pigs: Vuitton and Dior. I'd say icing is my favourite food, accompanied by buttercream and perhaps a little cake, and I have an addiction to collecting craft supplies such as ribbons and sparkly gems. I was a columnist at British Style Bloggers from September 2009 to March 2012 and was an editor of the Links à la Mode for Independent Fashion Bloggers from July 2010 to February 2011. I started Florrie's Art Spot in June 2011 as a separate blogging project on Tumblr.

Frock Files is a lifestyle blog that shows readers the simplest route to a life rich in fashion, food, and friendship. Updated three times a week, Frock Files offers up solutions to women who crave beauty but don't have the time for a lot of fuss. Through posts that help women save time and worry, Frock Files helps readers to create space in their lives to focus on the things that matter most. Our tips, tricks, and thoughts are also on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest.   A note from the blogger: I'm Joy, a writer living in north of Boston by way of Honolulu, London, and Portland (Oregon). Before becoming a blogger, I wrote a travel column for a newspaper, and various pieces for magazines like Honolulu, Leader, and Adventure Journey. Early on, I inherited the gift of functionality from my mom - does it do anything to make your life better? No? Then let it go. Yes? Then invest in it. In my life, I eliminate as much of the "extra" stuff as possible so that I can devote myself to the relationships and projects that enrich my life. This is the philosophy behind Frock Files. With warmth & kindness, Joy

Are you a proud Indian, then show it to the world. Wear this Hand-painted T-shirt not only on this Independence Day or Republic Day but any day of the year and feel proud. Be a part of Make in India revolution. Hand-painted by artisans of rural India, this collection is a tribute to our glorious freedom fighters. Made of 100%-combed cotton (extremely soft cotton), the material is very comfortable on the skin while the acrylic fabric colors used for the design enhance the intricate details. It is recommended to order a size up if you are looking for a more relaxed fir. The Hand-painted T-shirt is a perfect blend of modern as well as historic age. It seems like history is flavored along with the modern art. By getting dressed in attire that reflects the virtues of a national hero, one would leave an impact of being like the one. The Rang Rage T-shirt is profoundly for such a dauntless personality having virtues of a national hero. Product Highlights Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL 100% Combed Cotton Colour: White Hand-painted trendy design Package Contain: 1x T-shirt

You've made the reservations for dinner at your date's favorite restaurant and arranged to have a bouquet of roses delivered to her office. But no matter how well you plan out the night, an unforgettable Valentine's Day starts with wearing an unforgettable outfit. So read on, Cupid, and we'll show you a few ways to hit the bull's eye on your Valentine's Day outfit. Start with the setting Are you going to a candlelight dinner at a tapas-style restaurant in a hip part of town or heading to a five-star restaurant in center city? Different restaurants call for different attire, and your outfit needs to be up to speed with the formality and mood of the setting.

You've made the reservations for dinner at your date's favorite restaurant and arranged to have a bouquet of roses delivered to her office. But no matter how well you plan out the night, an unforgettable Valentine's Day starts with wearing an unforgettable outfit. So read on, Cupid, and we'll show you a few ways to hit the bull's eye on your Valentine's Day outfit. Start with the setting Are you going to a candlelight dinner at a tapas-style restaurant in a hip part of town or heading to a five-star restaurant in center city? Different restaurants call for different attire, and your outfit needs to be up to speed with the formality and mood of the setting.

About J's Everyday Fashion Imagine a fashion magazine full of women just like us - moms, college students, professionals, in all shapes and sizes, on a budget and dressing for the challenges of everyday life. There would be no models, no Photoshop, no fancy backdrops, just real women talking real fashion.  I want that magazine to be a reality someday. For now, I bring you J's Everyday Fashion. Not a personal style blog, but the study of one girl's closet. How far can you make a small (couple hundred dollars a month) budget stretch? Do the trends and outfits we see in magazines really hold up in real life? I share it all with you here - the failed attempts, the experiments, the successes, what I wear to events in my own life, but also what I might wear if I were in your shoes (working in an office, being a mom, etc.). This website is all about empowering women - to give them fashion without the frills, that hopefully you can use and apply to your life in a very practical way. And maybe someday… I'll bring you that magazine, too.  :-)

My name is Darby. I am a  wife and the mother of three young children and this is my blog. I love old houses, photography, renovating, interior design, sewing, flea markets, cooking,  baking, Diet Coke, Twizzlers, and eating dinner outside. I have a twin sister, whom I love living not too far from. She is an extremely talented designer and blogs HERE. Just a little reminder: this a blog, not a real life account, but merely a tiny glimpse into our lives. We don't sit around craft, bake and smile for pictures all day long. We do strive to glorify God but fail miserably and recognize our deep need of a Savior. What comfort we find in knowing that our debts have been paid and we have been set free. I also always love to hear from those who are reading and do my best to answer any questions I get via email. I consider each correspondence a blessing, but unfortunately can't always find the extra hours in the day to respond to each one, but I do my best: darby@flythroughourwindow.com.

Hey! I'm Mandy and this is my blog (spoiler alert!). I'm wife to Scot (no typo, just the one T) and mama to Harper, the most charming toddler I've ever met.I started the Haps to document her life back when she was just a few months old in hopes that one day I'd have something to show her since the 3 baby books I own are sitting lonely with a few pages filled out (I'm either the laziest person alive or a hoarder - jury is still out on that one). Over time, people started finding us (the internet is crazy you guys!) and a few years later, here I am still sharing stories about the nugget plus all kinds of other adventures we have as a family of 3 brunettes - one a Gemini, one a Scorpio and one a Cancer. I'll let you guess which is which as you read.

Are you a proud Indian, then show it to the world. Wear this Hand-painted T-shirt not only on this Independence Day or Republic Day but any day of the year and feel proud. Be a part of Make in India revolution. Hand-painted by artisans of rural India, this collection is a tribute to our glorious freedom fighters. Made of 100%-combed cotton (extremely soft cotton), the material is very comfortable on the skin while the acrylic fabric colors used for the design enhance the intricate details. It is recommended to order a size up if you are looking for a more relaxed fir. The Hand-painted T-shirt is painted with a spinning wheel with the tri-colors painted in the background. The instrument that inspires you to work hard, when painted in a modern style reveals that the respect for the ancient era still holds. If one would love to keep connect between the two, this Rang Rage t-shirt is an indeed amplifier to your style. ItÍs like looking back in the past and carve a dwelling in present. Product Highlights Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL 100% Combed Cotton Colour: White Hand-painted trendy design Package Contain: 1x T-shirt

Are you a proud Indian, then show it to the world. Wear this Hand-painted T-shirt not only on this Independence Day or Republic Day but any day of the year and feel proud. Be a part of Make in India revolution. Hand-painted by artisans of rural India, this collection is a tribute to our glorious freedom fighters. Made of 100%-combed cotton (extremely soft cotton), the material is very comfortable on the skin while the acrylic fabric colors used for the design enhance the intricate details. It is recommended to order a size up if you are looking for a more relaxed fir. The Hand-painted T-shirt is painted with a spinning wheel with the tri-colors painted in the background. The instrument that inspires you to work hard, when painted in a modern style reveals that the respect for the ancient era still holds. If one would love to keep connect between the two, this Rang Rage t-shirt is an indeed amplifier to your style. ItÍs like looking back in the past and carve a dwelling in present. Product Highlights Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL 100% Combed Cotton Colour: Black Hand-painted trendy design Package Contain: 1x T-shirt

We have for you a few ideas on how to wear a bra stylishly and show them of confidently. Here are a few tips on how to put on a bra in style

We have for you a few ideas on how to wear a bra stylishly and show them of confidently. Here are a few tips on how to put on a bra in style

We all are great admirers of checkered wears. Our inclination for prints will never fade away, come what may. Undeniably, a man looks handsome when he dons a fitted suit, but what acts as a stimulus to his demeanor is a tie. A short piece of glossy satin cloth, when wraps around your neck, makes you an epitome of beauty. While most of the men prefer sporting checkered shirts, complementing your formal looks with a seductive plaid skinny tie is not a bad option either. Having a plaid tie in your wardrobe means you are awesomely prepared for all seasons and occasions.

A Pair & A Spare is a chronicle of Geneva's day-to-day addiction to Do It Yourself fashion, where she shows you how to create the most desirable and on-trend fashion and lifestyle projects. Originally from Brisbane, Australia and now living in Hong Kong, Geneva believes in a sustainable approach to fashion and revels in making old new and on-trend using sewing, beading, studding, refashioning and a host of other projects. Proving that DIY Fashion can  complement traditional fashion ideals, Geneva also posts a weekly DIY tutorial over at Harper's BAZAAR Australia and was recently featured in an eight page spread by Cosmopolitan Magazine Australia.