Then again, kilt sounds like its a variant form of killed. lolI'm fine with saying they're men in dresses.
I would actually think tunic would be a better term for these things
Then again, kilt sounds like its a variant form of killed. lolI'm fine with saying they're men in dresses.
I do remember those guys. Apparerently it may very well have been something to do with a kind of unisex unfirom that male and female crew members wore. Didn't last long though.They weren't wearing skirts, they wore skants and they obviously did it because they wanted to.
Well, he was raised by humans. Maybe he just didn't like the look of dresses.If Worf's reaction to the TNG dress uniforms is any indication ("They look like dresses') —among numerous other examples— Klingons are not as woke as the Federation and not fond of unisex fashion at least as far as males wearing traditionally female garments go.
Riker could mount higher chairs with them...Given how restrictive and uncomfortable the jumpsuits were, the skants would be a far more practical garment, giving a wider range of movement.
Somethings should really not even be imagined.Riker could mount higher chairs with them...
Somethings should really not even be imagined.![]()
Mini-skirts?In many cultures men were skirts.
Lol, I think there might be a good reason they wear the leggings.This is the dress uniform of the Greek Presidential Guard. It was the standard army uniform in the first half of the 19th century during the revolutionary wars.
I think it counts as a skant
Though I'd prefer if they didn't wear those full leg socks
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But wouldn't that depend on where they lived?New theory!
Fertility.
Those boys, needing babies, to grow their family, with weak swimmers, were advised to wear miniskirts.
those shoes!! XDThis is the dress uniform of the Greek Presidential Guard. It was the standard army uniform in the first half of the 19th century during the revolutionary wars.
I think it counts as a skant
Though I'd prefer if they didn't wear those full leg socks
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New theory!
Fertility.
Those boys, needing babies, to grow their family, with weak swimmers, were advised to wear miniskirts.
Yup the notoriously silly-looking Tsarouchi. Inside the pompon they hid sharp objects used in close combat by kicking the enemy! LOL...those shoes!! XD
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