A cute cardigan for fall
Woman’s fashion is never boring. Just when you’ve figured out which size to wear from the woman’s clothing rack, and which colors look good with your skin tone the seasons change and you need to start all over again! Not only do the fashions change with the weather, but even the stylishly chosen clothes from last year seem outdated. What’s a girl to do?!
As with most tough questions I usually find the answer lies in a therapeutic shopping session (in a responsible and non-debt inducing way, of course). There’s nothing like a cute new outfit or pair of shoes to instill bring you a new found sense of confidence and joy in your feminine appearance.
After browsing around a bit I found a few styles which made me smile – all in larger sizes (16 and up) perfect for the crossdresser. The first is a stylish 3/4 length cardigan that will keep you warm as the temperature outside starts to sink. This is perfect for the first few months of fall, and can even be worn next season as winter begins to gently turn to spring.
Long Bias Cut Skirt
I know that many crossdressers enjoy wearing short skirts – the right skirt can make you feel sexy, desirable and turn heads in the right kind of way. For fall I enjoy the elegance and sophistication of longer skirts, and this gorgeous bias cut skirt is a treat for the season. You can pair the skirt with tops from the conservative – ready for work – to a fun and flirty blouse in your favorite fall colors.
So as the leaves start turning to crimson and gold, don’t let your wardrobe fade to gray. Many stores are rolling out specials and you can always find something to fit your budget if you shop around enough.
Have fun, and be cute!
Love
Vanessa
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Bias cut skirts are back in? Funny the things you find in the back of your wardrobe….
I'm into longer skirts myself. Nice to see you commentated on that. I'm from the cold country and short skirts are too cold most of the time in the winter. I have to go to warmer outfits and long skirts or slacks go a long way.Boots are another item of necessity. Can we see the shopping trend of all women here. Sign me up for the shopping. A women never has enough cloths even when the closet is full.
hehe, definitely! Boots are a favorite of mine as well. I've already got four pairs, so I'm carefully considering my next purchase
I for one have always liked wearing long skirts paired with pumps or boots.
i'm from the really cold country (-30 wind chill tonight) my short skirts are in winter storage now. out comes the long velvet skirts. tonight i'm pairing black tights with a long black velvet skirt and a pink sweater w/black down coat. just for fun i matched my undies with the sweater! stay warm everyone! and have a great thanksgiving! peace (from n.e minn.)
Because I have a slight scoliosis, I sew most of my own skirts. (Clothing fit is better if adjusted from the waist instead of merely changing the hem.) I am glad to see that bias cuts are coming back in. Yes, it means more material, and it is more difficult to sew on the bias, but the drape and feel of the end product makes the extra work more than worthwhile.
Now, to get off here, and make a trip to JoAnn's Fabrics to see what I can find for my Fall wardrobe.