At least not to work. Also let me be clear, I mean "pants" in the American sense of the word.
When I first went full time back in June I actually tried not to dress too femininely. I think I was afraid of living up to the stereotype of trans women who go overboard with the femininity so I tried to look as bland as possible. After a week I wore a skirt for the first time, and now I have yet to not wear a skirt or dress to work in 2019. It feels like an odd thing to feel so strongly about, it being January I have to wear tights, and thus can't even feel the skirt. But knowing its there, and seeing it in my lap just gives me warm "I love being a girl" feelings. Does anybody else get this?
When I was a kid I used to get so jealous of the pretty clothes the girls used to wear. I should have taken it as a sign when, in junior high, I would take Victoria's Secret catalogs out of the recycling bin, and spend countless hours marveling at the outfits.
I never really thought that my style would be this femme, but it is. What's also weird is that I've heard from cis girls that they feel vulnerable and have trouble sticking up for themselves when wearing a skirt. I feel more confident. I guess I'm just weird.