leg if you are left-handed. Remember, it is a weapon and should be naturally accessible to you. Be advised that modern legislation in some countries places a question mark over the wearing of such an 'offensive' weapon. 4. Footwear. The smartest footwear with evening dress is undoubtedly buckle brogues but since these are very hard to come by, any smart formal shoes will suffice or, what are known as ghillie brogues with the long laces that tie around the ankles. 5. The Kilt. The kilt comes next and is worn firmly by the straps and buckles at the waist. The hem should come to the crest of the kneecap thus showing the knee. 6. The Sporran strap. This should be put through the sporran loops at the back of the kilt and chains brought forward to attach them to the rings at the rear of the sporran. You then adjust the hang of the sporran by means of the rear strap and buckle. 7. The Sporran. It is most important that the sporran is worn high and not midway down the front apron. Your coatee and vest then finish the evening Highland dress outfit. Notes: Lace Jabots and ruffles are not suitable to wear with the coatee and vest (waistcoat). They are usually worn with the close-fitting high buttoned style of doublet. If medals are to be worn, they should be on the left breast. Medals should be miniatures. Waist belts with a silver buckle are not required when wearing