Foreign Ministry Uniform Selected

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Uniform of the current Foreign Ministry

The following uniform, defined as "A suit, bendy Argent, Gules, Vert, repeated" shall be the uniform of the current Foreign Ministry.

 

[Barclamïu da Miéletz]

Uniform of the current Foreign Ministry

The following uniform, defined as "A suit, bendy Argent, Gules, Vert, repeated" shall be the uniform of the current Foreign Ministry.

 

Interesting choice (of trousers too).

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Xhorxh, we've talked about this: your staffers can't wear something this shockingly stylish, since it would make everyone else upset.  How is poor @Françal I. Lux going to feel when he puts on his regulation onesie?

[Françal I. Lux]

Xhorxh, we've talked about this: your staffers can't wear something this shockingly stylish, since it would make everyone else upset.  How is poor @Françal I. Lux going to feel when he puts on his regulation onesie?

I love the outfit! Putting all of us to shame ;)

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for those interested, here is one source from a consolidator (there may also be direct ones)

[Marïă Caçeir]

Modest yet still a statement, I love it <3

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This will be the field cap for the uniform



Formal headgear will be selected at a future date.

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And a cluster of stamps for the event

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now footwear - which can be mirrored



but should green be on the left as worn or as observed opposite? 

I see in the wiki the flag is green over red in times of peace, but when hing vertical should green then be on the right or left as observed?

[Mic’haglh Autófil, O.Be]

now footwear - which can be mirrored



but should green be on the left as worn or as observed opposite? 

I see in the wiki the flag is green over red in times of peace, but when hing vertical should green then be on the right or left as observed?

If this were a flag, would argue that the "normal" top edge of the flag should be the on the observer's left when hung vertically. A quick sample shows that this is the case for other flags, including the flags of the United States, Germany, Estonia, and Poland.

For footwear, the question is: are you the observer of your own shoes? In that case, heraldic rules would say yes; the dexter/right side of an escutcheon is to the observer's left, and vice versa.

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

For footwear, the question is: are you the observer of your own shoes?

Sign this man up as a philosophy lecturer at the society, immediately!