Narcheska wrote on Fri, 18 June 2010 13:45

Good question... I usually mix male and female items (usually jeans, t-shirt and hoodies), in colors and shapes that work for both genders. The more fitted the items are, the more they'll show off your shape, and the more you'll go towards the female spectrum. If you stick to baggy clothes, it'll look a bit more male. Then again, a girl in her boyfriend's football shirt still looks like a girl to me, but that's another matter. Basically look at what both genders wear, find a middle ground, and that's it. I'll leave giving more info to our resident experts.

As it is now, I've jsut started wearing clothes that fit me. I had usually tried to hid my body by wearing really baggy clothing. It really didn't have the effect I was looking for. It just made me look like a badly dressed man. O.o

Thanks. ^_^



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I went the lazy route.........scrubs, sweats, Ts, sandals, flipflops...earrings in BOTH ears. Even with a Buzz cut I got mam'd......3 months after starting HRT. It was THEN that I realized my goal/dream of being pretty was not important any longer.....people saw me as a woman. It just couldn't get any better than that. Well.....being seen as a PRETTY woman WOULD have been better....but after decades of being forced into that other role...it wasn't THAT important. BTW....I'm not sure I agree with the tight/loose clothing remark. Tight jeans will definitely highlight a bad case of Noassatall AND snug clothing will show that you have a straight waistline. Guess it's an age thingy.

Yeah, I think you might have been blessed with a feminine body from the get go.

I don't know if I have a bum or not. I have no objective measure. Does anybody want to come over and stare at my bum? (actually, I'd prefer not) ^_^



Oh, and where are these so called experts?

-Izzie

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Ok Im gonna chime in on this one! You need to find some stores called Lane Bryant, Fashion Bug, loop 18
http://fashionbug.lanebryant.com/ I don't know it they have stores in Canada but I do know they are all over the US. Or you can shop online. These chains have a product in they're jeans and sometimes in dress pants and capris, that are called the Right Fit. The jeans are tailored in a different way. there are 3 basic ways they are made. one is for women with no curves...IE most M-F trans. The other category is for partialy curvy women like myself, the final category is for the Full curvy women. Now the thing about these pants is they help pull in certain areas to give the illusion of more curves where you need them, as well as flatten areas that need some smoothing. As for the curvy pairs they accentuate the natural curviness but help flatten areas that maybe a little much. The jeans are stretch they come in boot cut, flare, semi flare,straight leg, petite, average, and even tall for those long legged beauties. The sizes are either the same or different depending on if you want the misses/ junior patterns, or if the women's. the women's are still very cute) In one pair Im a size 22average in the semi curvy but in the women's Im size 6 semi curvy. My wife who unlike me has no ass so she wears the no curves jeans. These jeans pull up in the rear getting rid of the saggy ass syndrome alot of folks have. It lifts what little butt is there and pulls in slightly on the thighs to give the rear much more definition....Ive seen these jeans on little women and very large women, and it gives each a very defined and attractive appeal. My wife literally has no rear end so much that she says when we win the lottery I can get my hoohaa and a boob job if she can just get ass implants.. however I always tell her throw the DKNY, out the door, we don't need them, cause the $10-$20 fit rights make ur butt the bomb!

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