Quote from: WorkingOnThomas on April 04, 2016, 04:47:35 AM
Totally agree!!!

I also hated the stupid little embroidery things they were putting on ALL the girls jeans here a few years back. It was impossible to find anything that didn't have a flower or a butterfly or something equally ridiculous on the butt.

Ugh yeah I remember that too! You had to get insanely expensive jeans for them to be normal! Like I haven't had flowers on my butt since elementary I don't want them now!
And then Brittany Spears made the sweats with stuff printed on the back popular when she was with K Fed or whatever his name is

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Jeans & t-shirt or sweats & t-shirt most of the time.

I dress pretty punk most of the time. But lately, I've been collecting/wearing funky blazers with black slim/straight jeans and Chucks and really digging the look. It's a bit...calmer...than what I normally prefer, but I like it.

I FTM but also consider myself gender nonconforming. I wear t-shirts and jeans on a every day basis and dress unisex mostly. I have a really cute Embroidered Chinese womens top that I really like, and stuff like that. I wear a lot of scarves. I were a suit in formal environments.

My style is very...generic. Mostly because I don't have a very large wardrobe and I'm hesitant to add to it because I'm losing weight steadily.

At work I wear slacks with a polo/sweater combo usually, or a button down shirt. Outside of work it's jeans and hoodies. But once the weight is gone I hope to adopt a more varied style with a goal of looking snazzy in a suit.

Quote from: thorhugs on April 16, 2016, 04:16:07 AM
But once the weight is gone I hope to adopt a more varied style with a goal of looking snazzy in a suit.

The ability to wear a suit well is quite possibly my mental Holy Grail of being able to dress myself.  But if I can obtain and wear an interview suit just reasonably well by the time I (hopefully) finally earn my degree next year, I think I'll be happy.

I must be the only trans guy that doesn't like to wear suits haha
I like the way they look, but I don't like smart shirts or ties 'cause they remind me of school uniform. Also they always seem to have enormously loose sleeves on my noodle arms lol

There for a while I did wear scarves and stuff. I'm currently swapping my wardrobe out. At the moment I either wear baggy t-shirts and nice button ups.

Quote from: Peep on April 19, 2016, 04:49:59 PM
I must be the only trans guy that doesn't like to wear suits haha
I like the way they look, but I don't like smart shirts or ties 'cause they remind me of school uniform. Also they always seem to have enormously loose sleeves on my noodle arms lol

I lover how suits look on other men and if I have to dress up, I'd rather wear a suit than just about anything else... I just prefer not to dress up. I am a slob and always have been. Suits are for weddings and funerals in my world. Everyone knows the fashionable gay guy that straight women love to befriend... that IS NOT me!

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I can't wait to get my first suit, but I'm gonna. Soon as I have my top surgery sometime in the coming year, and I'm able to move freely, I'm headed to a tailor. Just the other day I saw a guy wearing a 1920s style gabardine suit complete with hat, suspenders and a pair of truly awesome wingtips. I was sooooooo jealous.

But soon. Just gotta be patient.

I've always worn guy's clothes. I'm constantly outdoors so I wear clothes that are conducive to getting dirty and being active. I'm a bit homestead-y too so jeans, flannels, boots or barefoot. I've been known to dress up in  a nice shirt & bowtie but really don't have any reason to do so anymore; I'm living in a small mountain town in a cabin so if I'm in clean clothes there must be something out of the ordinary happening lol

I think I struggle with dressing up and formalwear because i used to be pretty costume-y with my 'girl' clothes because i felt so uncomfortable, and now i just really don't want to feel like I'm in a costume again ever haha... and my style standards have sort of slipped since i started presenting as male :/ my bofriend says it's ok for me to be a guy, but can't I be a classy guy? the answer is no, this trashbag is now yours, enjoy

I never really dress formally, I find the style to fitting, and I feel self conscious about my chest, hips ect.

I have the same pair of baggy ripped jeans that I wear every day, with the same pair of trainers and a variety of baggy t shirts.

Occasionally I'll wear a pair of basketball shorts if it's hot, or maybe a jumper if I'm feeling smart and it's a bit chilly.

I fit the stereotype of lazily dressed guy, wearing the same clothes every day. I'm hopeless when it comes to fashion

I'm boring, lol. I dress oddly for a 19 y/o. I prefer button ups, polo shirts, simple jeans/khakis/chinos, and flannel shirts. Though I sometimes dress in gym clothes, so a tank top and shorts. And finally: College wear. Sweat pants and a matching shirt, telling all pedestrians I gave up on clothing as soon as I woke up 

Black and white mostly. K-pop sorta thing. Tumblr I guess? Whatever people call it nowadays. I tend to dress that way or be more formal. I like dress shoes and suit jackets.

I basically live in Canterbury bottoms the ones that say "stadium pant" on the tag, they're so comfy I guess they kind of hide my giant thighs too which is why I don't wear jeans. I don't like wearing just t shirts on their own because I get a lot of chest dysphoria so I wear a loose hoodie or something over it, no matter how hot it gets (unless it's my too-big Eden Project t shirt because that's quite dark coloured and loose). If it's a zip-up one or my only flannel shirt I never zip/button them up because dysphoriaaaaaaaaaa*smashes things* though the flannel's kinda tight so that could help kinda

I don't think I really care that much about colours, my flannel's mostly pink with some blue, white and I guess khaki, and I have a Skyrim t shirt that's purple with the Riften sigil thing in yellow on it. My mum asked if the colour bothered me but it doesn't

Once I get a binder I think I'll be more confident in just t shirts. My chest really, really bothers me q:

I don't know if I posted here yet, but my aesthetic hasn't changed much since I was a teenager. Jeans (Levis and RUDE are my go-to), band shirts, striped hoodies, beanies, and occasionally some tie-dye. Nothing too fancy or interesting.

Quote from: mac1 on May 25, 2016, 09:13:55 PM
Right now - women's shorty pajamas.

Psst. mac1. You might want to check what board you are in. This one is FTM. They are usually pretty cool with us interrupting but...

Warmly,

Joanna

I wear whatever I want. Around the 'ranch' it's mostly boots, jeans, and oversized loose fitting mens tees. Sometimes I go to the hardware store dressed like that. Other times when I go out, I wear cute flats, jeans, and womens tees. Sometimes I wear a choker chain. I have nowhere to go where a skirt would be appropriate.

Clothes used to be a really big deal for me when I was transitioning. They defined me to some degree. That was a long time ago. It doesn't seem to matter much anymore.

I live in a downtown area next to a university so evreyone wears dresses, me too.