The Scottish Skirt Is "Formal".

The Scots look at Scotland skirts as "

It is worn on weddings or other formal occasions.

Until now, Scotland's army has also regarded Scotland skirt as a uniform.

The black woolen coat, the white shirt, the plaid skirt, the wool stockings, and the same pattern of lattice shawls and the vase decorated with the animal skin are linked to the waist. The image of a standard Scotland man is just before us.

In English, Scotland short skirt is called "Kilt", which is a real Scotland dialect.

British and Scottish people have been arguing about the origin of this skirt.

There is a saying that an Englishman named Tom Rolinson first advocated wearing short skirts in Scotland.

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 had benefited from it.

He opened a charcoal painting factory in northern Scotland, and Scotland skirt was the work garment he promoted in the workers.

The traditional Scotland dress "Kilt" originally includes leniency.

The shawls and short skirts were united, and it was very inconvenient to cut down the trees. Tom Rolinson asked the tailor to cut the "Kilt" to two, and the Scotland skirt was born.

However, there are also records that the Scotland army used the Scotland skirt as the uniform of the army as early as 1624.

The phrase "wearing short skirts in Scotland, not wearing - inside pants" has also been circulating.

One explanation is: only when you dance, do you need to wear inner pants; if you wear a lined Scotland skirt, your underwear seems to be a burden; wearing a woolen woolen Scotland skirt, underwear is indispensable; whether or not you need to wear underwear depends on weather, personal habits and occasions to attend.

Another explanation is an allusion.

It is said that 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 inner trousers, and to attack the other side only in shirts.

The soldiers of the other side saw the situation and thought that their enemies were mad, so they turned around and fled.

From then on, "wear Scotland."

The saying "no - wear - inside pants" spread.

Having finished the mystery of the skirt, it is also necessary to mention the lattice on the skirt of Scotland, which is known as a "class" class. "Scotland skirt is equal to the history of the British Empire", it is not exaggerated at all.

It is said that the British checker Association of Scotland has recorded hundreds of different grid patterns, some of which are named after their surnames and represent different Scotland families.

The black grey case is called "* * Ge".

There are also specially designed lattice patterns for royalty members. Noble figures are noble, and the lattice pattern they wear is also known as "aristocratic case".

In 17th Century and 18th Century, the war between the tribes in the Scotland plateau lasted all the year round. The men on the battlefield recognized the enemy and I in the lattice pattern they wore.

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Next time, if we have the chance, we should take a close look at Prince Charles's short skirt.