I like to wear a camisole with bra and panties. During the colder months leggings or yoga pants and a sweat shirt.

Lets hear it Girls. 

Light flannel pajama pants, boyshorts, and usually a tank top or loose t-shirt with or without the sleeves cut off.
If I'm cold, which is like always, a loose hoodie. Socks are my mortal enemy.

Casual sports, yoga wear or jeans. A baggy top, sometimes I throw on a hoodie in the winter. I like to be barefoot around the house. I also like natural, soft fabrics. A lot of my clothes are made from bamboo.

Not much! 

Hugs, Devlyn

Thanks for that Pic Devlyn! LOL

Right now? Purple lounge pants and a burgundy camisole.... That's all.

Warmer weather, much the same except soft gym shorts.

Colder weather? See first paragraph and add slippers and a huge cardigan that belonged to Randi's father. It's huge and cuddly and makes me feel safe. Randi's father was like a father to me as well. I think he would have accepted me.

I wear either an old pair of gym shorts (they are more holes than not) or sweat pants.  On top normally a t-shirt or sweat shirt depending on the temperature.  Most of all these days I value comfort.


Conform and be dull. —James Frank Dobie, The Voice of the Coyote

Skort and tee shirt


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Basic tee and loose shorts.

I Live in western Canada, at high elevation so long length sweater dress when its warm and Cold...

Quote from: Devlyn Marie on March 18, 2017, 03:11:00 PM
Not much! 

Hugs, Devlyn

All I can think about is Phoebe from and episode of Friends..."OH, MY EYES"!!!  LOL. 

That's Funny Paula!!

  Since I am still very much in the closet and cannot wear what I want, where I want yet it isn't so much being comfortable as it is what makes me feel good. That tends to be my prettier stuff, dresses, skirts / tops and heels as time for indulging is not that long.

  Hugs,
    Jeanette

Jeanette You can dress under your outer clothes? Panties/boyshorts/bras's etc..

This time of year, I usually wear long-sleeved t-shirts and longish skirts.  I have some shorter casual skirts for warmer weather.  After 60+ years of enforced skirtlessness, I wear skirts any time I can.  I find them much more comfortable than trousers.

Quote from: Christine1 on March 18, 2017, 04:53:44 PM
Jeanette You can dress under your outer clothes? Panties/boyshorts/bras's etc..

  Lol Christine you can rest assured that I do. Panties are normal everyday wear. I don't consider that indulging. I do maintain male underwear for occasions I don't feel comfortable wearing panties. Doctor visits (though that may change not that being trans is in my record), visits with my grandkids (they notice EVERYTHING), CT scans etc.  Bras I wear less often for fear of discovery. Recent developments on my chest has made wearing a bralette more common though.
  I fear it won't take my 5 year old long to discover my softer chest and out me to the rest of the family as she did my pierced ears. She wanted to try to put earrings in them to see if the holes still went through. I have explained them away as being a leftover from my wild youthful days. There would not have been a problem with any of the 4 holes...

    But anyway I was talking about a more complete dressing.

thank you for trying to help Christine.

  Hugs,
    Jeanette

Quote from: KathyLauren on March 18, 2017, 05:13:34 PM
After 60+ years of enforced skirtlessness, I wear skirts any time I can. 

  I'm with you Kathy. Skirts and dresses when I can.

  Hugs,
    Jeanette

Oh yeah. I just bought a kilt. That works too.


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Jeanette. Panties are normal everyday wear. I don't consider that indulging. I don't also.

Lacy bra with nipple suction teats, barely black stockings plus garter belt, Mary Jane shoes, a black lacy baby doll, then bright red lipstick and oodles of mascara.

Then I go on my electric breast pumps for an hour. I feel so feminine, that I must produce breast milk soon!