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Title: Creating a More Feminine Wardrobe
Post by: Esyllia on January 03, 2015, 09:35:34 PM
Hey there! I'm working on coming out currently, most of my friends and teachers at school are aware that I identify as female but not most of my classmates. I was wondering if there were any more feminine clothes that would be fine for a guy to wear especially in more of a public situation. I've started to get a scarf collection going and I've been thinking of getting some women's flannel/plaid. Any thoughts? (I'm roughly a male XL by the way)
-Samantha
Title: Re: Creating a More Feminine Wardrobe
Post by: mrs izzy on January 03, 2015, 09:39:16 PM
I did my early years in the thrift stores.

So much to choose from at a good price and $ goes back in community helping others.

Title: Re: Creating a More Feminine Wardrobe
Post by: Rosemary on February 07, 2015, 11:15:35 AM
Quote from: Esyllia on January 03, 2015, 09:35:34 PM
Hey there! I'm working on coming out currently, most of my friends and teachers at school are aware that I identify as female but not most of my classmates. I was wondering if there were any more feminine clothes that would be fine for a guy to wear especially in more of a public situation. I've started to get a scarf collection going and I've been thinking of getting some women's flannel/plaid. Any thoughts? (I'm roughly a male XL by the way)
-Samantha
Cardigans are good because you can choose how feminine to go with them, as you feel more confident choose more pastel colours, daintier buttons, etc.