Dress Culture: Scotland Dress Without Wearing Underwear

< p style= "text-align: left >" according to the British media reported on January 8th, local time 8, in Miami, a rugby game in the United States, a standing in the band last, wearing Scotland group members met with embarrassment: the fact that no underwear is exposed by a gale. < /p >
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< p style= "text-align: center > > awkward without underwear. < /p >
< p > during the game gap, the musician lined up with the orchestra and played on the playing field. Unexpectedly, a sudden strong wind set off his "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp "Scotland skirt" /a, exposing his entire hips to the attention of photographers and fans, making him extremely embarrassed. < /p >
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< p style= "text-align: center > > Scotland skirt light incident < /p >
< p > when it comes to the event that Scotland skirt is gone, in the Scotland comprehensive sports meeting, PHILPS's prince wore a short skirt in Scotland and was careless in revealing the photos of X, and the Scotland skirt followed another fire. There has been rumour in the street that wearing Scotland skirts is not wearing underwear. There are many pictures of Scotland soldiers wearing Scotland dresses and the Queen's photo of X in the past. What's the root of this statement? Can't you really wear underwear? Why do Scottish people wear skirts again? < /p >
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< p style= "text-align: center >" was originally a worker uniform < /p >.
< p > in English, < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_h.asp" > Scotland short skirt < /a > is called "KILT", this is the real Scotland dialect. Englishmen and Scottish people are arguing about the origin of this skirt. There is a saying: an English man named Tom Rosenson first advocated wearing short skirts in Scotland. < /p >
< p > 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 Lun Lun was one of the businessmen who had benefited from it and went north. He opened a charcoal processing plant in northern Scotland, and the Scotland skirt was the durable uniform he promoted among the workers. < /p >
< p > traditional Scotland < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > dress < /a > KILT, originally including a broad shawl, and a shawl and short skirt together. It is very inconvenient for cutting trees. Tom - rolson asked the tailor to cut the KILT to two, and Scotland short skirt was born. The Scots believe that as early as 1692, the locals wore short skirts wrapped around two broad strips and wrapped around their waist. The invention of Tom Rolinson was obviously "piracy". There are also historical records showing that as early as 1624, the Scotland army was subdued by the Scotland skirt. {page_break} < /p >
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< p style= "text-align: center" > different lattices represent different clans < /p >
< p > the skirt of Scotland skirt is not less than that of the knees, but the a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" shoes are generally thick and hard boots, while the thick stockings should be matched with a pair of short swords. At the same time, different trellis represent different clans. The "black grey case" is known as the "government cabinet"; there are "aristocratic" lattices specially made for royalty members; family names are represented by family names and represent every family in Scotland. < /p >
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< p style= "text-align: center > > no underwear, allusion < /p >
< p > some people say that wearing short skirts in Scotland does not include underwear. For this reason, the Scotsman will tell you such a story: 300 years ago, in a defensive battle in the Scottish Highlands, an officer of the Scotland army suddenly ordered the soldiers to take off the Scotland skirts and underwear, and to attack the other side only in shirts. At this point, the other party saw the situation and thought they were all mad and turned around and fled. Since then, wearing Scotland skirts without underwear has been widely spread. < /p >
< p > there are also some other claims that wearing short skirts in Scotland is not necessary to wear underwear, but only when dancing. If you wear a Scotland skirt, your underwear seems to be cumbersome; however, if you wear a Scotland skirt with no lining, underwear is indispensable; whether you need to wear underwear is dependent on weather, individuals and occasions to attend. < /p >
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< p style= "text-align: center > > the full set of Scotland skirt is of great value" /p ".
< p > a complete set of kilt is not only a lattice skirt. The full set of Kilt requires a knee padded skirt, a matching vest, a tweed jacket, a long tube knitted stockings, a wide waistband for fixing (and a large bag to be hung), and a tapestry blanket on the shoulders. Such a set of Kilt can be bought in many local stores in Scotland, but the price is not bad. < /p >