Outlander: Blood of My Blood will explore not only the family dynamics of the Frasers and MacKenzies but also the dynamics ...

Now in its twentieth year, this popular event was originally held in Blairsville GA, where it was known as the Blairsville ...

The first step is to investigate your Scottish ancestry. If you have a common Scottish surname, like MacDonald or Campbell, you may be able to easily identify your clan tartan. “If your last name is ...

Argyle sock patterns have their roots in Scotland and were originally inspired by Clan Campbell of Argyll's tartan designs. These socks have since evolved to become a fashionable trend across the ...

Mitchell and Campbell expect their Witches of Scotland kilts to launch in May. However, unlike other tartan patterns, wearers aren’t restricted to a specific family or clan. Anyone can sport the ...

as well as local family tartans such as that of the Campbell clan, better known as the ancient Black Watch, worn by Highland companies since 1725 and their official tartan since 1739. There are rows ...

Anta’s designs are inspired by Scotland’s landscape and seasons, occasionally a reimagining of an old clan tartan ... and Araminta Campbell to create a bespoke tweed and tartan for the ...

This tartan became associated with the Campbell clan in the early 19th century and is now worn by the present Duke of Argyll, who has approved its use. The Black Watch Tartan is essentially the same ...

UB40's Ali Campbell was turned away from a Scottish hotel due to a clan feud dating back over 300 years. The Red Red Wine hit-maker was travelling from Land's End to John O'Groats when he decided ...

Sharp’s business, Modern Huntsman, now leads excursions in the region, often stopping at Campbell ... Tartan courtesy of Johnstons of Elgin.Illustrated by Peter Oumanski Distant cousins of the ...

Since her landmark Anglomania collection for autumn/winter 1993, in which Vivienne Westwood melded the 18th century French craze for English tailoring with clashing clan tartans, this distinctive ...

Originally derived from the tartan of Clan Campbell of Argyll in western Scotland, the Argyle print was popularised by the British brand Pringle in the early 20th century and, thanks to the Duke Of ...