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I would change the term X-dressing with freestyling in the article but still this is some progress...http://metro.co.uk/2015/04/01/eddie-izz ... u-5130962/

Nice article - "Recently I plucked up the courage to occasionally wear women’s clothes, or perhaps what you might deem women’s clothes. It’s something I’ve thought about for a while. I always thought it was unfair that women can wear anything they like, yet men’s fashion is very restricted, and...

It is completely unfair one sex to wear all mostly without prejudice(no matter how this is achieved,now is the 21 century,people must be above stereotypes) while the other is handicapped and limitted by society(speaking of western type of societies).Hardly(probably never) could hear a woman to be ca...

So is masculineness simply what is defined in the mind of the wearer and/or beholder? For sure, the masculinity of a skirt (or any other inanimate object) is defined by our perceptions of it, and not by any intrinsic properties. The questions then become: What features generally viewed as masculine...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21151350 Nice quote from the article - "They would smoke pipes, they would wear hats that were very masculine. And this is why women adopted the heel - it was in an effort to masculinise their outfits."So masculinity is a subjective thing after all.

Yeah,women are totally discriminated fashion-wise .They never wear apparel directly from the men's department,nor they have female analogs for all .

You go to a court building and you see the great variety women can wear in terms of formal clothing, grooming, and shoes, and then you see men wearing the same old monkey suits with the monotonous shoes. Men's formal styling actually has devolved from even the 1920's. Now if a man wants to wear a s...

Crfriend, Again, I enjoyed reading Your "Mental masterbation", it is true, I would agree that without Social Conditioning, a forum like this would need not exist. Again, You have been a "Steward" of this forum, and I appreciate Your higher than average inteligence. Skirtyscot, j...

As his face matures as a male, assuming that he does not take female hormones, he will likely continue to apply makeup. As a mature male he could be a trendsetter for makeup conventions for men instead of the plain and austere look with bifurcated garments only that is expected out of men. Nothing ...

I thought it might be fun to share these. cord.jpeg I was at home alone one day after having a shower and trying to decide what to wear. So many choices now that I'm out of pants and into more interesting stuff. The top is a tunic. It's made of black corduroy and has 2 pockets out front. It's too s...

The dress is not bad but needs a belt because it is rather formless at the waist - http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/arc ... 58299a.jpg.

I stumbled across this set of pictures from a professional photographer. http://www.franckallais.com/series%201.html No doubt in my mind that these are all staged (I believe the photographer is more on the artistic side of photography than the journalist side) but the men all look reasonably presen...

To me heeled shoes are a no no and I look at that as cross-dressing sorry, but that is my opinion Crossdressing can be applied to any man in a skirt(ask any ordinary person on the street) so that is pointless and not helpful within our community to talk about that gender biased term and I do wear h...

Hello all, What is Free Style Fashion? For too long, women have had all the choice when it comes to clothing. They have even developed their own style with traditionally male clothes, such as trousers/pants or suits. But now many men are developing their own styles too, should they so choose, with ...

My attitude about the stupid "masculine anxiety" is "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!" Personally I would rather be seen in a black or other masculine-color dress or skirt than to wear a pink kilt. Also, if a woman wears a flannel shirt along with jeans is she a transvestit...