Neutral Crossdressing: An Alternative

Crossdressing can be a very pleasurable activity for those who practice it but is still taboo in society. An example: it’s probably very difficult – or impossible – for you to go to work wearing feminine attire.

This article will show a balanced alternative between monotonous men’s clothing and controversial women’s clothing. You might practice crossdressing in a different way, perhaps not quite in the way you wish, but in a way that is possible.

Starting with underwear: you can wear a bra and panties under men’s clothing, as long as the pieces are neutral colors and seamless. As a last resort, wearing a sports bra can help. But if you’re still not comfortable wearing panties and a bra, you can choose men’s underwear with prints, lace, or even feminine colors – like pink. In any store, you can find pink men’s underwear. You can also wear pantyhose under men’s clothing.

Regarding outerwear: you can opt for tighter-fitting men’s clothing, such as slim fit with prints, colors, and fabrics closer to mimicking the women’s style. A satin dress shirt matched with tighter printed or plain dress pants. A different suit is also possible.

You can use accessories such as watches, rings, brooches, etc. You can choose unisex models, even opt for feminine pieces, which are often not much different from men’s.

You can let your hair grow a little longer or wear men’s wigs that are a little longer.

Makeup? There are several types and styles of men’s makeup. Maybe it’s not as fun as putting on lipstick, but what matters is the gesture. The same goes for your nails: apply a base polish – there are some aimed at men. What matters is the gesture. I repeat this phrase to show that crossdressing is not necessarily the result, but a process. And the process can also be very satisfying.

Shoes can also help. Choose masculine-made but in a more feminine style.

Society is a little strange: it tolerates women wearing pants instead of skirts, but it doesn’t tolerate men wearing skirts instead of pants. Women should wear a bra, even if they have very small breasts. Men with gynecomastia or chest fat freely parade around shirtless with their nipples showing through their clothes without any type of judgment from others.

We need to circumvent the judgments of society. “She’ll freak out if she sees you in a dress, feminine makeup, panties, and a bra.” Don’t be fooled by the tips given above: despite everything, it may look strange if you’re wearing tighter, patterned men’s trousers. Some will find wearing a satin dress shirt as not normal. A SO may be horrified by your pink or lace brief, even though it is men’s clothing.

I hope that over time people will become more open and tolerant and that the idea of gender-neutral clothing will become more popular. Ideas like unisex dresses, for example, would be interesting.

– Do you have the courage to go out on the street dressed as a woman?

– Have you ever worn men’s clothing with a fit, fabric or color considered “feminine”?

– Do you like the result or the process more when you dress as a woman?

I’m curious about your answers!

Sincerely
Marie Claire