Tartan Plaid

Admin — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 15:21:36 +0000

Plaid was associated at one time with different clans and then were a source of reference for different regions and districts. It was then during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, that tartan plaid garments became popular and could be found in catalogues. Tartan had shifted from being distinctly mens wear to part of women's fashion. In the late 1970s when the gothic or punk music culture started using the plaid fabric as a way to voice their opinions with the ruling authorities. Plaid has always been associated with authority and class since the tartan has been dated back since the 3rd century and produced in the 16th century. The popularity of tartan was greatly increased by Royals George IV, and later Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert. Plaid is one of the hottest fall fashion trends, but there is one rule with wearing plaid, and that is - don't combine more than one type of plaid for your outfit.

Alexander McQueens 2006 Fall Line included some outstanding designs using the red plaid. Check out some of his looks~

Latte By Coffeeshop Plaid Wool Military Coat

FRYE Women's Adrienne Lace-up Boot,Black,11 M US

Biviel Women's BV1627 Knee-High Lace-up Boot

Boot Ankle Lace Up B W Size7 Costume Accessory

Pleaser Brand Boot Style Gangster-101 Sexy Black White Patent Oxford Wing Tip High Heel Lace Up Gangster Costume Ankle Boots

Tartans

AK Anne Klein Women's Qiara Lace-Up Shootie,Black Multi,7.5 M US
Harajuku Lovers Women's Airlie Plaid Mary Jane Pump,Red Combo,7 M US

Plaid fingerless gloves with velcro closure

5 Inch Sexy High Heel Knee Boot Chunky Heel Lace-Up Platform With Faux Fur Collar

Pleaser Brand Boot Style Gangster-101 Sexy Black White Patent Oxford Wing Tip High Heel Lace Up Gangster Costume Ankle Boots

Steve Madden Women's Towwer Open Toe Lace Up Ankle Boot