Foreign Dress Culture - Brief Introduction Of Scotland Skirt

The dress of Scotland short skirt

Today the Scots take Scotland.

Dress as a formal dress or a celebration.

They usually wear short skirts of Scotland on weddings or other formal occasions, but a small number of people wear them as casual clothes.

The Scotland skirt is also used by the boy scouts as a parade. People can also see people wearing Scotland skirts at the highland games, bagpipes, country dances and the concert.

Short skirts in Scotland have become common wear in many formal occasions, such as weddings, and people of any nationality and ancestry can wear them to attend these activities.

Although the matching of short skirts and white dresses still exists, the dress of the more common Scottish Highland dress still matches the black dress.

The history of Scotland skirt

The rudiment of Scotland skirt

The rudiment of Scotland skirt is feileadh&nbspmor in Gail's language, meaning big&nbspkilt in English.

It is a garment that has not been cut. It is about 5 meters long, wrapped in human body, and a waist belt is put in the waist to achieve the purpose of covering up the body.

The part below the waist is almost the same as the present Scotland skirt, but the upper part of the waist is made with pins on the shoulder.

The effect.

The development of Scotland skirt

According to records, in 1715, the British government adopted an open policy to allow people in England and Scotland to trade with each other, Tom.

Rolinson was one of the businessmen who benefited from it and went north to gold rush.

He opened a charcoal painting factory in northern Scotland, and Scotland's short skirt was a durable uniform that he popularized among the workers.

The traditional Scotland costume KILT originally includes a broad shawl and a shawl and short skirt.

Because cutting trees is very inconvenient, Tom?

Rolinson then asked the tailor to cut the KILT to two, and the Scotland skirt was born.

But the Scots thought that as early as 1692, the locals were wearing two pieces of cloth stitched together around their waist.

Now, Tom?

Rolinson's invention is obviously "piracy".

There are also historical records showing that as early as 1624, the Scotland army was subdued by the Scotland skirt.

Scotland short skirts that have been exiled but survived

After the defeat of James S and his supporters in the first battle of Karton in 1746, Scotland skirts and other highland costumes were banned.

However, due to the fact that the Highland Regiment of the British army still followed such a dress, Scotland skirts survived in that very period.

Today's Scotland skirt

The modern Scotland skirt is made up of 8 meters of cloth at the waist line, forming thick folds on the back and side.

Fashion designers have even tried to use some non Scotland Plaid materials, including leather, to make Scotland skirts to attract more consumers.

At the beginning of this century, several companies that made Scotland short skirts, including Utilikilts, Sport&nbspKilt, NeoKilt, Pittsburgh&nbspKilts and Kilt2, began producing garments that did not use Scotland lattices, but still called Scotland skirts.

Their products often have some changes to traditional Scotland skirts, such as pockets, symmetrical folds, low waist and so on.

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One of the selling points is that people do not need Scotland blood to wear Scotland skirts. The two point of sale is that they are much cheaper for those descendants of Scotland.