Scottish Cage Is Back In Fashion

One of the fashion trends today is the so-called "Scottish cage" - a classic pattern combines black perpendicular fabrics on a red background. "Scotch" has been at the height of fashion more than once, but until recently the stars preferred more modern styles. However, in the new autumn-winter 2013 season, a new round in the history of the "Scottish cage" began.

Is it possible that the stars of Russian and world show business pulled out old things from the wardrobe? One way or another, this season it was the "red cage" that was in the trend. Elena Perminova, Oksana Lavrentieva, Elena Kuletskaya, Victoria Lopyreva, Oksana On, Milana Koroleva and Miranda Mirianashvili and many other stars adorned in dresses, shirts, trousers, coats and other various attributes of clothing with a pattern, mainly in a "Scottish cage". It should be noted that this bright and flashy pattern went to literally all of its owners, giving richness and decisiveness to their image, and in some cases even militancy.

The history of this drawing is rooted in the history of the United Kingdom of Britain. And if initially red and black tones dominated in the drawing, over time the design of the cell changed, striking in its diversity. Now there are a lot of variations on the theme of "tartan". World designers willingly add different colors to a familiar pattern - from green and white to blue, pink and yellow. The color scheme has been greatly modified in comparison with the original, but fashion designers have gone even further and now often use oblique lines in the ornament. Therefore, this centuries-old pattern does not go out of fashion, only its appearance and colors change.

It remains only to admit that a new star trend has formed. It is also no secret that the tartan "creates an aura of New Year's holidays, traditions, quality and style around herself. So now is the time to get your old clothes out of your wardrobe and look like a super fashionista.

We hope that soon elements of Russian symbols will also come into fashion.