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That's what I keep telling people; that it is not new for men to wear mini skirts.

Coder wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 2:50 am I am intrigued by tunic-length tops -

Yes, also try searching the term peplum top, polo dress or drop waist dress.
A style that I quite like: a polo peplum top

I have a couple of skirtalls with pockets. Still have to wear a shirt but there is no need for a belt. sort of a compromise between a skirt and a dress.

I will be interested with the results. I like the idea of dresses because they potentially offer even more freedom and coolness having the option of no constraint at the waist to hold it up and less overlap of material. Sadly most don't sit well on me and I look pregnant when I am not. As for shirts...

I was a school boy at home at the time when the lady from down the road came to our house quite upset and told my Mum that President Kennedy was shot. We never had TV.

A well coordinated outfit. The beard does help dispell any illusions of being anything other than a man in a skirt. The first outing is always the hardest and it just gets easier from there on. You need to psyche yourself up that you are wearing the most boringly normal attire and portray an air of ...

Pleats give a bit of room for a good stride. When seated they do get crumpled at the back but offer some good drape at the front for modesty. Hence I prefer pleats at the front.

Shirt dresses work well for men, with a shirt collar, pockets and usually not too long. I don't wear dresses much because they don't suit my "figure" but I do own a couple; one picuted below: http://www.skirtcafe.org/forums/download/file.php?id=13027&t=1 Also look for polo dresses, tun...

Personally I would not wear anything like that because it is drawing attention to something that I like to treat as normal. It seems like excusing or justifying oneself. Perhaps something unapologetic for me: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse1.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOI...

Welcome to your debut in participation and great to hear you are now living independently to experiment with clothing. I wish that I had started wearing skirts at your age although probably not as much public acceptance then.

Not so much an audit here but more like a seasonal stocktake. I have limited storage in my house and conversely almost unlimited storage in the 3 floors of the old Bond Store. Recently at the start of the warmer weather I selected a range of skirts to keep in the house to wear through summer. Some o...

Stu wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 11:13 am Some people have way more money than sense.

Did someone actually buy one?

I think you are drawing a long bow with that argument for a skirt over pants, if that was the case women would have been wearing skirts under their pants when they started wearing pants ............ hmm maybe they did and we wouldn't know. I certainly support the idea of a man wearing a mini skirt o...

Just don't wear floaty skirts on windy days unless you enjoy the fun of sailing when you are just walking as some of us do. Weights banging on legs does not sound comfortable and a hoop could be worse in wind as it could go like an inverted umbrella.

And I’d likeable shirt that’s a bit shorter than a regular man’s shirt. I swear they get longer every year! Yes, men's shirts are too long especially when wearing a mini skirt which I do most of the time. Shirts are so long that if I wear it over the skirt it looks like I am just wearing a shirt an...