Can clothing be defined as "crossdresser clothes?"

[tslust]

Originally Posted by valentinetabitha

2) Are there certain styles crossdressers gravitate to?

For me, it depends on the situation. For the bedroom, I go for a slutty look. For just going out, I'm comfortable in t-shirt and jeans, although skirts and stockings are awesome as well. And as always, heels are a must.

[valentinetabitha]

In my case I always gravitate towards the overtly feminine, largely because I want to feel like a girl. Then again, much of my crossdressing is connected to my bisexuality. When I'm in a "gay" mood, I'm only interested in being in the traditionally female role.

[franalexes]

Here we go again.

The cross dresser does it to look sexy/fem'.
The transexual is content just to pass.
So, any of you out there in sweatshirt and jeans, welcome to my world.
Now if you're in the bedroom, then satin / nylon rules.
Now gurls, we don't need a demo'.

[Slavetoebony]

Back when I did crossdressing I mainly went for "middle of the road" clothes that can be worn by either man or woman, so I could blend in wherever I went. But it was the make-up that defined me as crossdresser.

[valentinetabitha]

Originally Posted by Slavetoebony

But it was the make-up that defined me as crossdresser.

That's a great point. I had not thought of it that way.

[JonFrum]

How often do you see a middle-aged woman walking up the street in fishnet hose?


Animal prints, anything shiny/metallic, super-short skirts and dresses, stilettos, etc. Add fake eyelashes and blue eye shadow - AKA 1970s teenage girl look. Anything for the Paris streetwalker look.

At least that's me and those like me.

[franalexes]

The clothes make the man,,,,,,,and the woman.,,,,,,,,,,,and everyone inbetween.