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Scotsman
25-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Scotsman
Dressing the Scottish woman : A guide to timeless & modern style
Timeless & Modern Style Scotland is a land of rugged landscapes, rich history, and bold fashion. Scottish women's style effortlessly blends tradition with contemporary trends—think tartan, tweed, and timeless elegance mixed with edgy, modern flair. Whether you're embracing heritage looks or updating them for today's fashion scene, here's how to dress like a true Scottish woman. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Scottish women's style effortlessly blends tradition with contemporary trends—think tartan, tweed, and timeless elegance mixed with edgy, modern flair. Iconic Tartan: More Than Just a Kilt No Scottish wardrobe is complete without tartan—the country's most famous textile. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad User (UGC) Submitted While kilts are traditionally male attire, women have reclaimed tartan in stylish ways: Tartan Skirts & Dresses – From mini skirts (a nod to punk fashion) to elegant midi-length pleated styles. – From mini skirts (a nod to punk fashion) to elegant midi-length pleated styles. Tartan Blazers & Coats – A structured blazer in Black Watch or Royal Stewart tartan adds sophistication. – A structured blazer in Black Watch or Royal Stewart tartan adds sophistication. Accessories – Scarves, handbags, and even tartan boots make a statement. Neon and pastel tartans are shaking up traditional patterns, perfect for festivals and streetwear. The Ultimate Heritage Fabric Scottish tweed is warm, durable, and effortlessly chic. Key pieces include: Tweed Blazers & Jackets – Perfect for layering over dresses or jeans. – Perfect for layering over dresses or jeans. Tweed Skirts & Trousers – A refined alternative to office wear. – A refined alternative to office wear. Tweed Accessories – Handbags, hats, and even gloves for a countryside-chic look. Styling Tip: Pair a tweed blazer with a turtleneck and leather boots for a modern take on Highland style. & Wool: Luxury Meets Practicality Scotland is famous for its soft cashmere and wool knits, ideal for the unpredictable weather. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Cable-Knit Sweaters – Chunky Aran knits in neutral tones (cream, gray, heather green). – Chunky Aran knits in neutral tones (cream, gray, heather green). Cashmere Scarves & Wraps – Lightweight yet warm, perfect for layering. – Lightweight yet warm, perfect for layering. Wool Coats – A tailored wool coat in charcoal or plaid elevates any outfit. Pro Tip: Look for brands like Johnstons of Elgin or Pringle of Scotland for authentic luxury knits. From Countryside to City Scottish women know how to balance practicality and style with their shoe choices: Leather Ankle Boots – Essential for rainy Edinburgh streets. – Essential for rainy Edinburgh streets. Brogues (Scottish Brogues) – Classic lace-ups with decorative perforations. – Classic lace-ups with decorative perforations. Wellington Boots – A countryside staple, now styled with skirts and tights. – A countryside staple, now styled with skirts and tights. Trending Now: Knee-high leather boots paired with tartan skirts for a modern Highland look. Celtic & Contemporary Scottish jewelry blends ancient symbolism with modern design: Celtic Knots & Thistles – Symbolizing eternity and national pride. – Symbolizing eternity and national pride. Pebble Jewelry – Inspired by Scotland's rugged coastlines. – Inspired by Scotland's rugged coastlines. Silver & Pewter – Traditional materials with a sleek, minimalist twist. Must-Have Piece: A Luckenbooth brooch (a historic Scottish love token). Scottish Street Style Today's Scottish women mix heritage pieces with urban edge: Punk Tartan – Ripped fishnets, tartan pants, and leather jackets (thanks to Glasgow's punk scene). – Ripped fishnets, tartan pants, and leather jackets (thanks to Glasgow's punk scene). Edgy Layering – Thick wool capes over ripped jeans, or a tweed skirt with combat boots. – Thick wool capes over ripped jeans, or a with combat boots. Sustainable Fashion – Many Scottish brands focus on eco-friendly tweed, organic wool, and recycled fabrics. Inspired by: Scottish influencers like Emily Millichip and designers like Christopher Kane. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Wear: From Highland Balls to Weddings For formal events, Scottish women embrace elegance with a local twist: Evening Gowns with Tartan Sashes – A nod to tradition at galas. – A nod to tradition at galas. Tweed Suits for Weddings – A stylish alternative to dresses. – A stylish alternative to dresses. Kilted Skirts – Some women opt for feminine versions of the kilt for formalwear. Royal Influence: Kate Middleton often incorporates tartan into her outfits, keeping Scottish fashion in the spotlight. Final Thoughts: How to Embrace Scottish Style Whether you're Scottish by heritage or just love the aesthetic, here's how to make it work: Mix old and new – Pair a vintage tweed blazer with distressed jeans. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Play with textures – Combine cashmere, leather, and wool for depth. Accessorize with meaning – Celtic jewelry or a tartan scarf adds authenticity. Scottish fashion is all about confidence, heritage, and a touch of rebellion—just like the women who wear it. Which Scottish look is your favorite? Share in the comments!
Times
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Times
Goals and now beers, how Scott McTominay has won over Napoli fans
Napoli fans will toast their heroes Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour this week with discounted Scottish beer. The midfielders, already heroes for the Tartan Army, are gaining cult status in Italy's football-mad city. McTominay scored twice at the weekend to beat Torino and propel Napoli to the top of Serie A with four games to play. In a canny act of national marketing, Scottish food and drink stalls draped in Royal Stewart tartan will be set up in the heart of Naples. The Taste of Scotland Tour, a roving offering of goodies, has offered all Napoli season-ticket holders a beer for €2 (£1.70). The deal has gone viral among fans. According to a press release for the stall, the two Scots have 'conquered the hearts
