Dressed to Kilt: A Hilarious Romp Involving Scotch, Sam Waterston, and Yes, Plaid - Fashionista

Dressed to Kilt: A Hilarious Romp Involving Scotch, Sam Waterston, and Yes, Plaid

Last night, I "judged" Dressed to Kilt, a charity fashion show thrown by Friends of Scotland, a group that supports military veterans on both sides of
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Last night, I "judged" Dressed to Kilt, a charity fashion show thrown by Friends of Scotland, a group that supports military veterans on both sides of the Atlantic.

Although I was disappointed by the absence of Ed Westwick, there were plenty of other colorful characters that made it an eventful, often hilarious, evening.

Some highlights from the event:

Sam Waterston in a kilt. And my shameless excitement when he walked down the runway.

Harris tweed dresses.

Joan Jett in a bad-ass getup.

Britt's All Saints dress.

Matthew Modine helping me down the stairs.

Vivienne Westwood Red Label. Kyle MacLachlan.

A septuagenarian yelling at Britt for standing in his section.

Glenfiddich on the rocks at the Norwood afterparty.

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