A Glasgow kilt shop has supplied a custom kilt to David Tennant for the second year running.
MacGregor and MacDuff announced that it had the honour of providing the award-winning actor with a custom-made kilt and accessories for the Baftas.
The kiltmakers created a kilt for Tennant using Dark Douglas Black tartan with a bespoke red wool lining.
He wore a matching jacket and waistcoat made by tailor Joshua Kane and completed the look with MacGregor and MacDuff's ghillie boots, black dress sporran, flashes, and kilt socks.
Holly Nicholl, marketing manager, said: "It’s always an honour when our customers choose us to craft their kilt, whether it’s for a wedding, Burns Supper or graduation.
"But it’s a real privilege that David trusted us to create the kilt he wanted to wear as this year's host.
"We are incredibly proud of our team at MacGregor and MacDuff, whose craftsmanship and dedication brought David’s kilt design to life.
"His outfit seamlessly combines the timeless heritage of traditional Scottish attire with a contemporary flair, making it the perfect fit for an occasion like the Baftas."
