Yes, do wear uniforms/fantasy/fancydress/etc. I have a Alice in Wonderland blue/white dress & a Miss Muffett [ nursery rhyme ] pink gingham dress. I also like to wear my schoolgirls uniforms, these are genuine girls [ 12-16 year olds ] clothes, bought in the girls dept of shops like Mattalan/ Asda/Primark/etc. They are worn with the appropriate underwear/socks/shoes to go with the outfit.

                                          Helenmarie

Quote from: helenmarie on August 20, 2018, 10:55:31 AM
Yes, do wear uniforms/fantasy/fancydress/etc. I have a Alice in Wonderland blue/white dress & a Miss Muffett [ nursery rhyme ] pink gingham dress. I also like to wear my schoolgirls uniforms, these are genuine girls [ 12-16 year olds ] clothes, bought in the girls dept of shops like Mattalan/ Asda/Primark/etc. They are worn with the appropriate underwear/socks/shoes to go with the outfit.

                                          Helenmarie

@helenmarie: 
I never really entered the fantasy outfit scene... it does sound like it could be fun however. 

No uniforms for me.   The only uniform that I recall that I ever wore is when I was in college, I had a night job at a local hospital as a Janitor ....  "Suntans"   ....matching tan colored twill shirt and twill pants from Sears... and durable work shoes.

My "uniform" at my business is dress casual, dress and heels, blouse, skirt and heels, or a nice top and dress slacks and perhaps more comfy shoes.

I daily off-time clothing choices are dictated by my planned activities and the current weather...
Danielle

@helenmarie
Since this new thread doesn't seem to fit in the Introductions Forum I might suggest that it gets moved it to a more appropriate topic area of the Forums...   
Thanks for your involvement in the Forums since you recently became a member of Susan's Place.

I will always be looking for more of your postings.
Hugs,
Danielle

I've dressed as a nurse for Halloween before, does that count?

Quote from: Alaskan Danielle on August 20, 2018, 01:05:23 PM
@helenmarie
Since this new thread doesn't seem to fit in the Introductions Forum I might suggest that it gets moved it to a more appropriate topic area of the Forums...   
Thanks for your involvement in the Forums since you recently became a member of Susan's Place.

I will always be looking for more of your postings.
Hugs,
Danielle

@helenmarie
This thread and all of the reply posts on it have been appropriately moved to "Crossdresser talk" and there it retains the very same Subject Title that you originally posted.
      https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php?topic=240254.0

Hugs,
Danielle

Uniforms? Not any more. I retired from the Army, so I packed them away. 

I work for a Federal agency involved in land management and there is a uniform for those meeting the public. Most days I am hidden behind the security wall so can wear anything I want. As long as it is "office appropriate" whatever that means. I do have two sets of official uniforms, one male and one female. neither very flattering but both suggest professional competence.

I use to be a Correctional Officer at a maximum security prison. That's the only time I've ever worn a uniform. It was the most boring job ever. All I was allowed to do is push buttons and open doors. Not once was I allowed in the tower to shoot runaway inmates. Granted, not one tried to run while I worked there.

I bought a star trek, original series uniform recently. Can't find the matching blue panties though. Black ones with black tights work OK. Just a bit of fun. I mostly wear ordinary clothes.

Quote from: BirlPower on August 29, 2018, 07:36:08 AM
I bought a star trek, original series uniform recently. Can't find the matching blue panties though. Black ones with black tights work OK. Just a bit of fun. I mostly wear ordinary clothes.

Sounds delightful! I have lots of blue panties, the color does not matter if you keep your skirt down!

Quote from: V M on August 20, 2018, 01:57:52 PM
I've dressed as a nurse for Halloween before, does that count?

Been there, done that, still have the dress!

Used to when i was a bus & tram driver.

I have a Catholic school girl uniform I wear sometimes for Tristan.