
What are we wearing as we post, part deux
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What are we wearing as we post, part deux
Poiple T-shirt, knee length denim straight skirt, loafers, been playing online poker (razz) all morning and afternoon. 

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Been into town again earlier today wearing my new denim skirt with a flight jacket, but right now while I'm sitting at my gate legged table, I've changed into a beige polo top and my beige corduroy Union Kilt. I like the way the front overlaps on Union Kilts fall to opposite legs while sitting, creating the impression of long shorts.
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I've not seen any foto's of men in skirts with petticoats, but it does seem an interesting option. Giving extra layers of protection, and pushing the skirt out a little. Rather nice. I think petticoats are not easily obtainable here, and quite expensive. I'm thinking of the thrilly petticoats. Maybe you use others.bob striks wrote:At the risk of being seen as out there, I am currently wearing a knee lenght skirt with two petticoats under it. I am not wearing any other graments that would be viewed as for females. Before you judge you should give it a try. they are rather nice and drive my wife crazy ( in a good way).
I think they would be rather nice to wear. Once you can break with the idea that men cannot be soft and frilly there's practically no limit to what you can wear.
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A man is the same man in a pair of pants or a skirt. It is only the way people look at him that makes the difference.
Just a quick post and I'll go back to lurking...
Petticoats come in many styles. I'm wearing two petticoats as I type. A plain cotton petticoat is very simple to make, like a full skirt basically. Once you start getting into crinolines etc or tiered with ruffles and lace it gets more complex. They add fullness to a skirt and provide additional layers and airspace for insulation. Anyone who regularly wears them can attest to the fact that while the very outer skirt fabric is icy cold, the inner layers next to the skin are pleasantly warm. No doubt a scientist would install thermocouplers between each layer and measure the decrease in escaping body heat with each successive layer....
A plain serviceable cotton petticoat with no frills would cost you around twenty dollars in my shop...
Petticoats come in many styles. I'm wearing two petticoats as I type. A plain cotton petticoat is very simple to make, like a full skirt basically. Once you start getting into crinolines etc or tiered with ruffles and lace it gets more complex. They add fullness to a skirt and provide additional layers and airspace for insulation. Anyone who regularly wears them can attest to the fact that while the very outer skirt fabric is icy cold, the inner layers next to the skin are pleasantly warm. No doubt a scientist would install thermocouplers between each layer and measure the decrease in escaping body heat with each successive layer....
A plain serviceable cotton petticoat with no frills would cost you around twenty dollars in my shop...
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at work, downtown st paul minnesota:
knee-length black/white plaid wrap skirt. (much shorter than my usual ankle-length)
shiny black tights.
upper calf-length low-heeled black boots.
dusty blue fleece sweater.
very light make-up
acrylic nails
the ability to dress as i wish is one of the few good things about my job.
knee-length black/white plaid wrap skirt. (much shorter than my usual ankle-length)
shiny black tights.
upper calf-length low-heeled black boots.
dusty blue fleece sweater.
very light make-up
acrylic nails
the ability to dress as i wish is one of the few good things about my job.
you know... george orwell warned us!
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Sister M. Madeleva Wolff (1887-1964), CSC
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"Moderation is a colorless, insipid thing to counsel. To live less would not be living."
Sister M. Madeleva Wolff (1887-1964), CSC
Also at work
Also at work. Wearing a guys brown sweater, white polo, broomstick, ankle length, tie-dye skirt (blues, browns on white background), knee-socks and boat shoes! Egad.
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Yes, AT WORKsapphire wrote:r1g0r and JRMILLER, at work???
Your outfits sound nice. r1g0r, acrylic nails??? nice..
You guys ROCK!


Who's the boss? You guys?

As I am typing this, I am wearing what I wore out in town today, a below the knee calf length skirt, grey tweed with eight 3/4 length pleats, in black.
Today with a pair of grey cotton tights, and black boots (riding boot style)
A white tank top (Not an M1:roll:) and over that a women's V neck wine coloured sweater, with buttons half way down.
With that a neclace, with clear, blue and black "stones".
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A man is the same man in a pair of pants or a skirt. It is only the way people look at him that makes the difference.
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Similar nightshirt
Black and white nightshirt with stripes vertically. T shirt material. Usually wear my nightshirt all day if I don't plan to go anywhere that day. 

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"I've not seen any foto's of men in skirts with petticoats, but it does seem an interesting option. Giving extra layers of protection, and pushing the skirt out a little. Rather nice. I think petticoats are not easily obtainable here, and quite expensive. I'm thinking of the thrilly petticoats. Maybe you use others."
I actually do wear the "thrilly" ones. They are very fun option. I wear them under a rather plain skirts that doe not look any more feminine then most skirts. They do offer those added layers for those of use that are bit shy about such things. They are often hard to find. The best way to find them is through the online sites for circle dance and square dance clothing. If you have not ever given them a try I highly recommend you do at least once before dismissing thes as an option.
Have Fun!
I actually do wear the "thrilly" ones. They are very fun option. I wear them under a rather plain skirts that doe not look any more feminine then most skirts. They do offer those added layers for those of use that are bit shy about such things. They are often hard to find. The best way to find them is through the online sites for circle dance and square dance clothing. If you have not ever given them a try I highly recommend you do at least once before dismissing thes as an option.
Have Fun!
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Whilst posting?
[Looks down]
Well, at the moment I'm wearing a purple (eggplant-coloured, actually) mens dress shirt, my just-back-from-the cleaners red waistcoat, a calf-length black skirt, skin-coloured knee-highs, and black dress shoes.
I also just got back from an evening out in said rig. Sapphire and I mainly went out to ease the sadness that a pair of cats that we are taking care of were causing their original human who happens to be a friend of ours.
Well, at the moment I'm wearing a purple (eggplant-coloured, actually) mens dress shirt, my just-back-from-the cleaners red waistcoat, a calf-length black skirt, skin-coloured knee-highs, and black dress shoes.
I also just got back from an evening out in said rig. Sapphire and I mainly went out to ease the sadness that a pair of cats that we are taking care of were causing their original human who happens to be a friend of ours.
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