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Started by Susan, May 24, 2005, 07:56:56 PM

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Luc

yeah, outlets are key. Now that I'm in CO there are outlets close, so I can get some Calvin Klein stuff! And yes, Marco, I am very comfortable.  8)

Rafe
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mefree

Typically what I wear is a pair of jeans or boyshorts, and a female top, unless I want to dress up a little then I pull out the performance attire, a hand-me-down from a friend.  But that is just me.
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Becky Sue

#42
I prefer sundresses,skirts, and girly party dresses.  I like sandals.  The colors I like are the pastels.  My favorite outfit would be a light blue party dress with a pair of sandals.
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nonie

I also like distressed jeans :D  I'm kind of a metro at heart but I have to wear baggier stuff for now or I won't be able to pass...
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LynnER

Personaly Im a jeans and tee shirt type girl.... though the occasional cami is nice depending on the weather...  Note the jeans have to be atleast alittle low cut and have some flare at the leg LoL and the tee's cant be all baggy and stuff....  *shrugs*   baggy is for boymode  *bleh*
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jennyclassgal

I personnally like a classic pencil skirt with a knit top, with black hose and pumps; I like black because it is slimming, classic and can be matched with anything. As I venture out more I am more consciuos of what other women are wearing. I like the look of a pleated skirt, with a cardigan. I must also say, I do think capris are a fabulous idea, the pracicality of pants but with a bit of leg and ankle showing, and can be a casual look with a pair of sandals or  dressed up with a pair of heels. I do have a dilemma; I am going to Vancouver next week and hoping to go to a couple of clubs. I was thinking a short denim skirt might look ok. Any ideas what might look OK as a top? I don't want to look like I'm trying to be 21, but then again I don't want to look like I came from a business meeting? Any ideas?
Thanks, Jen
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grazia

I usally wear clothes there are appropriate to a middle-aged woman, so I like mainly knee-length skirts and blouses, sometime I go out in "tailleur" (lady's suit? I am sorry, but I am not sure of the right word) but not so often.
I have some jeans, but these are also knee-length. I like soft clothes, but I do not like silk very much. I also like a little bit of lace, but just as decoration.
I like heels around 5 cm (~2 inches).
For colors, I like coloured and patterns fabrics during summer, black and brown during winter.
I like also very much the way I am in a pleated skirt and a twin set.
Grazia

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Kia Lafemme

I really like red dresses, but im not  so sure it suits me :-(
and right now im in a periode where i wear real short shirst,
maybe the hot summer have something to do with that,
i like going to a bar like this.  >:D




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sheila18

Kia:
actually you got  a good figure what I found for myself was that there were these subconscious clues in body language that I was not aware I was sending off.  Little by little I trainned my self to work and improve those area.

  The shoulder balance is the bigest target.
Train your  end of  shoulders to be straight  or forming a v up .  Men form a V down(apex at the neck).
At home find the and of a wall and set your spine against the ridge , slowly wrap your shoulder baldes around the corner.  This will transform your signature (the silloute/profile that IDs a man from a woman).  Important to learn how it feels to be in those positions. so that youcan reproduce it instinctevely ...there is more  but if you are interested to try it  and if you do let me know how it goes the results should be clear for you in a month if you do this 2 times a day, remember easy does it, because you are retrainning the back muscles and readjusting how they balance each other htera some muscles that need to get stronger and need to stretch other tha tneed to shrinkster being stretched out.
  You have a good butt and great legs.  Retrainning the balance of your hips should be assy

the secret to transformation is observation

fro now on when you see an atractive woman (atractive only) observe carefully how they move their hands and which joints they rest their movements from, some use elbows others hips.  the point is that you'll doscoveer that aside the breasts and the women with pear shape bodies wide hips in many women's bodies are not that different from guys.

sheial18
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Kisa

I wear regular shirts and pants most of the time,nothing fancy!
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Rei Ayanami

I like a little of Everything as long as it looks good some of my sisters friends saw me dressed towards the end of Oct and said I had good Fashion sense   :D

As long as it isn't Gaudy I'll entertain it.

Rei
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Refugee

I see this being a huge issue for me beucase I am quite admant about the fact that I'm a tomboy.  Yeah every now and then I see something and go "ohh pretty" but I don't know that I'll ever wear a dress but to my own funeral.
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kaelin

For anything other casual, dresses are more of my thing, because I fail badly at coordination.

When casual, I'm pretty much game for anything that leaves me decent.  Unfortunately, lots of informal clothing tends to be less decent, and male and unisex clothing tends to be considerably diverse and still reasonably comfortable anyway.

I'm still figuring this out; don't mind me too much...
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beckster

At home you will be lucky to get me out of PJ's, a friend did comment a while back that she couldn't believe that when she came over with her kids to see me I hadn't bothered getting changed out of my PJ's !!  :)  If you do get my out of my PJ's then normally jeans and a vest top or jumper.  

If I am going out shopping or am doing something with my friends then I will normally dress things up a little bit, nothing over the top, maybe a nice pair of jeans with a nice top as I like to look well dressed if I am out.  Knee high boots and tights are fab, especially this time of year when it's so cold.

If it's a night out then a tight vest top, short skirt, fishnets and knee high boots are the order of the day !!

For work I normally wear a skirt or trouser suit.  We don't actually have a dress code anymore, but call me old fashioned I know but I like to look I am actually going to work, not just on my way to buy a pint of milk from the corner shop.

Becky

xx
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ConfusedMichelle

Must admit, I'm a little A&F/Hollister pretty boy lol. That may be because of I'm a teenager though.
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Dryad

For me, it has to be comfortable. At home, I simply wear a fleece plaid around tight around the waist, which is nice because it shows puts stress on both my hips and shoulders, and make my waist look really tiny as a result.
But in the real world: It's baggy t-shirts, cargo pants, hiking/mountain boots, sports socks, full zipper vests (sleeves ALLWAYS rolled up) and never boxers. (I often have to walk or cycle, sometimes even hours on end... Chafing really isn't pleasant, especially when the socks get stuck between the sadle and leg..)
Sports-boxers aren't an option, because, ironically, my upper legs are quite muscled. A sports-boxer that fits around those won't fit around my waist, and.. Well, you catch the drift.

So.. It's all baggy, for me. Might not be pretty, and I'd really like some pretty clothing, but... Well, clothing is expensive, and I have to take a pick: Either pretty, or comfortable. Either fragile or strong.

Allthough I do favour women's long sleeve t-shirts. They fit nicely around the shoulders, over the stomach and stress the... Let's call them 'chest muscles.'
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BeverlyAnn

I prefer long skirts almost ankle length that button up the front.  For a more demure look, fasten all the buttons but for a different look, undo it to just above the knee.  Lots of people seem to find that flash of leg sexy (including my SO).  For blouses, I adore satin but I also have a couple of crepe blouses with a styling reminiscent of the 60's.  As far as jeans go, I have several denim skirts but only one pair of jeans and one pair of denim leggings.

I've read some of the other posts and some of you mention dresses.  I thought one of the two commandments for TS's was "Thou shalt not wear dresses or makeup." (Why are there only two commandments for TS's?  Because after all that surgery, you're practically perfect!!!!!!
JUST KIDDING LADIES.  NO FLAMES PLEASE

Bev
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Melissa

Quote from: BeverlyAnn on February 26, 2007, 11:31:32 PM
I thought one of the two commandments for TS's was "Thou shalt not wear dresses or makeup." (Why are there only two commandments for TS's?  Because after all that surgery, you're practically perfect!!!!!!
JUST KIDDING LADIES.  NO FLAMES PLEASE
Not a flame, but just a comment.  I know some people believe these, but I think it's foolish.  By limiting yourself *because* you're TS prevents you from moving on.  If these are commandments, I break these quite often.  Why?  Because I like to wear what makes me feel comfortable.

Melissa
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BeverlyAnn

Quote from: Melissa on February 27, 2007, 12:22:56 AM
I know some people believe these, but I think it's foolish. 
Melissa

Melissa, I don't believe them for a minute.  That actually is a quote from a comedy routine done by Sabrina Marcus during the talent show at SCC one year.  It was just my poor attempt at levity.

Bev
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Suzy

I guess I'm a bit casual.  I like jeans and a top with heels or boots.  I do have a new skirt I'm enjoying, too.  But my biggest problem is that I have lost quite a bit of weight.  I have almos no butt left.  So I'm looking for something to augment that area or camoflauge it.

Kristi
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