Re: I've bought a dress
Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2024 2:54 pm
Guys Guys.
A dress is no more than a top and bottom in one.
Admittedly certain designs don't work so well on a male torso but there still many which do.
My own 3 go to favourites are pinafore, shirt, tee and polo.
As an entry level dress, the tee design is the easiest option, just a longer or shorter bog standard tee-shirt and sooo comfy in hot weather.
There's nothing wrong with layering a dress either, and I do regularly too. However, try it so the dress element shows, perhaps with a cardigan or a long line shirt unbuttoned.
If you can face the world in a skirt, the dress step is easy and some will even have pleats which would likely pass as a kilt in some eyes too.
Fortune favours the brave!
Steve.
A dress is no more than a top and bottom in one.
Admittedly certain designs don't work so well on a male torso but there still many which do.
My own 3 go to favourites are pinafore, shirt, tee and polo.
As an entry level dress, the tee design is the easiest option, just a longer or shorter bog standard tee-shirt and sooo comfy in hot weather.
There's nothing wrong with layering a dress either, and I do regularly too. However, try it so the dress element shows, perhaps with a cardigan or a long line shirt unbuttoned.
If you can face the world in a skirt, the dress step is easy and some will even have pleats which would likely pass as a kilt in some eyes too.
Fortune favours the brave!
Steve.