Scotland skirt

The Scottish skirt with red and black plaid is mysterious and beautiful.

As far as I can remember, only girls wear skirts, and even the sign of the ladies' room is a little person wearing a skirt. If boys wear skirts, it's very funny, and it will definitely be regarded as a laughing stock.

However, on the battlefield in Scotland, Wallace and his Scottish rebels, wearing Scottish skirts, lifted their skirts and used * * * to express their shame to the English army about to go to war. This scene can be used as a vivid display of Scottish maverick personality. Skirts are no longer just the clothes of gentle and lovely daughters, but also the battle clothes of masculinity and heroism.

Back to the story, in the pure classic of Sister Braids, in the dreamy graduation Oscar ceremony, in such a revelry and ecstatic evening, girls can create an incredible beauty miracle in a pumpkin carriage like Cinderella, but the handsome boy Tian Lang gave up the class flower and chose the most unremarkable sentence in the class to be a party girl, but was stood up for the biggest time in his life. Tianlang, who lost the bet, can only wear a Scottish dress and sadly walk alone on the red carpet ... a beautiful, warm and touching story, a story about the wonderful connection between plaid skirt and boys, full of courage and sadness belonging to youth and true love.

I wonder what kind of chemical reaction will happen to that handsome guy in a Scottish skirt? The brave and handsome Scottish dress in the story didn't bring happiness to the silent girl with dark wounds in the end?

People will make choices that make them feel confused in an instant. Is it intuition or some special emotion? Don't want to fall into a certain stereotype and do what everyone takes for granted? This is just a story. If it is really in reality, would Tianlang really choose the envelope with small print written in a faint pencil? In the story, everything is so coincidental. There happened to be one more girl in the class, and the remaining two people happened to be in the sky and underground, which happened to be the difference of thoughts at that time. . I like fairy tales, I like the pure classics of Braid Sister, just because it happens to be beautiful, even though I know it is untrue and slim, I am willing to believe it.

At the end of the story, Tianlang asked Xiao Rong if he would accompany him to the red carpet. Xiao Rong's answer is hesitant. This is a simple scene. I don't know why I always feel a little depressed. Maybe because the story is over, I'm a little unfinished.

Compared with the wonderful relationship between Xiaorong and Tianlang, Xiaorong's love for her mother and Ye's mother may impress me more. Xiaorong has been guarding her mother from beginning to end, and Ye's mother has tried her best to give her daughter a night without regrets. The feelings between mother and daughter are clearer and simpler, and naturally exist in the story. It was easy to be ignored, but it touched me.

The Scottish skirt with red and black plaid is romantic and happy.

Does anyone know the origin of Scottish skirts?

Fast and comfortable

It's cool to wear skirts in summer. Skirts are breathable, so they don't wrap their legs tightly in hot summer, but give the body enough space to breathe freely. This benefit can be realized as long as we try. When we asked male models to take pictures of this group of male skirts, both male models could not help but express that they thought it was cool to wear skirts. They also said that since wearing skirts is so cool, I don't understand why girls don't like wearing skirts anymore.

Convenient work

Wearing skirts is convenient for work. There is an example to prove this truth. In Colorado, many male construction workers wear kilts and boots and knock on the ground to build houses. The workers said they never thought it would be so easy to work in skirts. Therefore, more and more workers put on heavy and sultry jeans and skirts to go to work.

A classic case of men's skirts

It is not news that men wear skirts. In the past two years, fashion has often seen such an image. Regardless of the Scottish skirt, whether it is a male model on the runway or a male star who often grabs the headlines in the entertainment circle, she wears skirts in public. Thus, around us, there have been many classic cases of men's dress.

Famous designers are the first to promote men's skirts.

1984, JeanPaulGaultier, a famous French fashion designer, designed the first men's dress, which was first released in his fashion show, and now it has become a classic in men's dress works. At that time, the designer explained that the clothes a man wears do not have the rights of a man, and his masculinity is in his mind.

Men's skirts are also masculine and decent.

In June, 2003, 165438+ 10, the Metropolitan Museum of New York held the men's dress exhibition "Brave Heart, Men Wear Skirts", showing more than 100 different styles of skirts, appealing to men that skirts can be worn by women as well.

This exhibition has aroused widespread concern in society. After watching the exhibition, some people marveled that men's skirts can be so masculine and decent. They predict that men wearing skirts will be the fashion trend in the future.

Scottish plaid men's skirts are formal dresses.

Scots regard kilts as "formal dresses" and wear them at weddings or other formal occasions. The Scottish army still uses kilts as uniforms. Black woolen coat, white shirt, plaid skirt, wool socks, plaid shawl with the same pattern and hip flask decorated with animal skin are a standard Scottish man image. It is said that the Scottish Plaid Registration Association recorded hundreds of different plaid patterns, some of which were named after surnames, representing different Scottish families. Some plaid patterns have specific meanings. For example, the black and gray grid is called "* * * grid", and the grid pattern specially customized for the royal family is called "noble grid". So some people say that the plaid pattern of Scottish plaid skirt condenses a period of history.

Scottish short skirt, why * * * * "? (photo)

When it comes to Britain, people often think of it as the "British Isles". Historically, England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland have all established their own portals, which are four countries. Later, England and Wales merged through marriage, and later, the king of Scotland was appointed king of England-because the king of England had no heir, he passed the throne to his nephew. As for Northern Ireland, it is the product of military conquest. Nowadays, many scenic spots in Britain have left a deep impression on people, such as melodious bagpipes and men's flowered skirts-in fact, these British cultural symbols are the hometown of Scots. Xiao Shenyang, Zhao Yi's proud disciple of Wenshan, borrowed this unique "Scottish sentiment". (Bottom: "Little Shenyang" became famous for "Scottish Sentiment")

The short skirt is called "kilt", which is authentic Scotland. Traditionally, skirts are the patent of women, but "kilt" has become the traditional dress of Scottish men. Even in modern society, Europeans wear suits and ties. However, short skirts are still in the limelight and have many fans. "kilt" is a complete set, including: a knee-length plaid skirt, a matching vest and tweed coat, and a pair of long tube knitted thick socks. The skirt is tied with a wide belt, and there is a big wallet hanging under it, hanging in the center of the front of the tweed skirt. Sometimes I put a tweed blanket on my shoulder and clip it on my left shoulder. Tweed fabric is very delicate, with continuous large squares painted on it, and each square should be clearly displayed. It is said that modern kilts are mostly nailed together at the waist line with eight meters long cloth, and thick folds are formed on the back and sides. In addition, some fashion designers try to use woolen fabrics without plaid, such as leather; However, the most attractive thing is the traditional styles and fabrics. (Bottom: A handsome guy in a kilt)

In the eyes of Scots, this short skirt is not only a typical national costume, but also a symbol of Scottish national culture. Nowadays, Scots regard "Scottish skirt" as "formal dress", especially when attending weddings, welcoming guests and other celebrations. For example, beautiful kilts can be seen in "Boy Scout" parades, highland games, bagpipe band competitions, country dances and other public places. Of course, there are also some young people who are willing to wear this strange "casual dress" all day and March in the city. Style collocation seems to have its own merits. You can wear a short skirt with a white skirt, and more commonly, a short skirt with a black skirt.

Let's talk about the origin of short skirts: 1707, when Scotland and England merged, the king of England did not force Scottish relatives to take off the traditional "short skirts". Scots are also willing to wear this kind of clothing, which shows a little self-esteem. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. 1745, after Hanover Palace suppressed the armed uprising of Scots, it issued the famous "skirt ban order": Scots were forbidden to wear skirts; Can only be based on British clothing. Violators will be imprisoned or exiled So, Scotland and England have been fighting for a skirt for 30 years. 1782, the British royal family reneged and announced the "ban on skirts". In this way, the right of Scottish men to wear short skirts was re-established, and they have been wearing them for more than 200 years. (Below: Scottish organist and kilt open-air ceremony)

China Liyuan insisted: "It is better to die than to die." This is a question of rules. Short skirts are the same, paying attention to styles and specifications. Generally speaking, the skirt pleat of a short skirt is not lower than the knee, and it must be matched with a pair of thick and hard leather boots. Wear thick stockings on your legs and insert a dagger between your feet. Plaid pattern is also a silent language, with different patterns and different clans. For example, the "black and gray grid" is called "* * * grid"; There are also "noble squares" specially customized for royal family members, "family squares" named after surnames, and so on. Just like a military uniform, you can know each other's identity by looking at the epaulettes.

Short skirts don't wear * * *, and there are allusions. It is said that 300 years ago, in the defense of the Scottish Highlands, an officer suddenly ordered soldiers to take off their short skirts and attack each other with only shirts on. This crazy move frightened the enemy, who had never seen this scene before and turned around and fled. There is also a saying that it is not necessary to wear short skirts, but only when dancing. Short skirts are lined, so * * * seems useless; But what about the woolen skirt without lining? Still have to set * * *. Wear * * * * to see the skirt material, the weather is cold and warm, and personal hobbies. At the very least, no one will lift the skirt again and examine the * * * inside.

When catching up with important occasions, you must wear decent and bright short skirts and dance with bagpipe music with national characteristics. The rich Scottish national customs came to my face. As for those handsome guys in ancient costumes, I'm afraid no one will care whether they wear * * *.

Scottish skirt-the origin of Scottish skirt?

It turned out to be an English worker's uniform, and the Scottish skirt is called "KILT", which is authentic Scotland.

About the origin of this kind of short skirt, the English and Scots argue endlessly. There is a saying that an Englishman named Tom rawlinson first advocated wearing a kilt.

According to records, in 17 15, Britain adopted an open policy, allowing people from England and Scotland to exchange trade, and Tom rawlinson was one of the businessmen who benefited from it and went north to seek gold. He opened a charcoal painting factory in northern Scotland, and the kilt was a durable uniform he promoted among workers.

Scottish short skirt, a traditional dress in Scotland, originally included a wide shawl. The shawl and short skirt were integrated into one, which made it inconvenient to cut down trees. Tom rawlinson proposed to the tailor to split the kilt in two, and the kilt was born. Scots believe that as early as 1692, local people wore short skirts sewn together by two pieces of wide cloth and wrapped around their waists, and Tom rawlinson's invention was obviously "pirated".

There are also historical records that as early as 1624, the Scottish army used kilts as uniforms. Different squares represent different clans. The skirt pleat of a kilt is not lower than the knee, and the shoes that match it are generally thick and hard leather boots. Wear thick stockings and a dagger at the same time.

At the same time, different squares represent different clans. "Black-gray grid" is called "* * * grid"; There is a "noble" grid specially customized for members of the royal family; There is a "family grid" named after the surname, which represents every Scottish family.

Scots today regard kilts as formal dresses or celebration dresses. They usually wear kilts at weddings or other formal occasions, but a few people use them as casual clothes.

The kilt is also used as a military parade costume by boy scouts, and people can also be seen wearing kilts at highland games, bagpipe band competitions, country dances and concerts. The kilt has become a common dress in many formal occasions, such as weddings, and people of any nationality and descent can wear it to participate in these activities.

Although the combination of short skirt and white skirt still exists, the more common dress in Scottish Highlands is still with black dress. The history of Scottish skirts The prototype of Scottish skirts is feileadh mor in Gaelic, which means big Scottish skirts in English.

It is an uncut garment, about 5 meters long, wrapped around the human body, and tied with a belt at the waist to cover the body. The part below the waist is similar to the current kilt, but the part above the waist is pleated and has a pin on the shoulder.

According to records, in 17 15, Britain adopted an open policy, allowing people from England and Scotland to trade with each other. Rawlinson is one of the businessmen who benefited from it and went north for gold. He opened a charcoal painting factory in northern Scotland, and the kilt was a durable uniform he promoted among workers.

Chirt, a traditional Scottish costume, originally consisted of a broad shawl, which was integrated with a short KILT. Because it is inconvenient to cut down trees, Tom? Rawlinson suggested to the tailor that the short skirt would be "born" by splitting it in two.

But the Scots believe that as early as 1692, the locals wore short skirts sewn together by two pieces of wide cloth and wrapped them around their waists. Tom? Rawlinson's invention is obviously "pirated". There are also historical records that as early as 1624, the Scottish army used kilts as uniforms.

After James II and his supporters were defeated in the Battle of Culenton in 1746, kilts and other highland costumes were banned. However, because the Highland Corps in the British army still followed this dress, the kilt survived in that extraordinary period.

Today's kilts Modern kilts are made of 8-meter-long cloth nailed together at the waist line, forming thick folds on the back and sides. Fashion designers even try to use some non-Scottish tartan materials, including leather, to make short skirts to attract more consumers.

At the beginning of this century, several companies making kilts, including uti kilts, sport kilts, neo kilts, Pitt * * * urgh kilts and Kilt2, began to produce dresses that did not use Scottish tartan, but were still called kilts. Their products often make some changes to the traditional Scottish skirts, such as pockets, symmetrical folds, low waist and so on.