These women are driving innovation in Scotland's most traditional (and male-dominated) fields: whisky making, kilt design and bagpipe playing.

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 ...

Scotland is a land filled with stunning landscapes, a deep-rooted history, and lively traditions, and it boasts some of the most iconic and culturally significant clothing you'll find anywhere.

Hulking men in tartans and kilts, women in tartans and kilts, 16- to 56-pound objects being heaved, swords being swung, whiskey being drunk, Irish jigs, pipes and drums, Highland cows and Gypsy ...

1 Kilts have been around since the 16th century Credit: James Glossop - The Times Glasgow Do Scots men really not wear anything under their kilts?

Fourth-generation kiltmaker Howie Nicholsby knows how to dress even the biggest A-Listers in kilts to impress.

Kilt pins, featuring Scottish symbols like stags or thistles, add a decorative touch and help keep the kilt in place.” ...

The women's lacrosse team did not give Gordon a fighting chance on Tuesday afternoon, silencing the Fighting Scots by a 19-10 margin in non-conference action to record its fourth-straight win and keep ...

The power to issue such Scottish gilts (which traders have inevitably decided to call “kilts”) was given to Holyrood as something of a sop after Scots voted to stay in the United Kingdom in ...

The kilt skirt, often celebrated for its deep roots in Scottish heritage, has transcended its traditional boundaries to become a statement piece in women's fashion worldwide. The kilt skirt, often ...