Thanks! :)

Yeah, I agree. We physical girls are lucky in that aspect. Eh, it's not worth the trade off. Bleeding each month sucks. XD

I like this :3 http://cgi.ebay.com/New-ALFRED-DUNNER-Blouse-Sweater-Vest-Set-Sz-S-NWT-58-/220616103344?pt=US_CSA_WC_Sweaters&hash=item335dbe95b0

Though I would prefer something a bit more formal.

:3

I know of recollections, but I've never seen bustle dress before. :) Danke!

Cool. Can we make out?? xD


Hahahahahaha.

LMAO

How interesting. I wonder if there are any girlish-but-not-exactly-girl clothing for guys. Maybe skinny jeans would fall into this category, lol.

Anyway, I love hoodies, and I don't think they make me feel "punkish," -- just cozy and concealed. :)

Converses (a.k.a Allstar).

I wear blue ones (which are kinda rare around here...), but my friends use a whole variety of colors (from red and pink to black, jeans and hand-painted ones) and they still look tomboyish. Converses + jeans + blackshirt = tomboy's essential gear (lol, I wear those almost all the time; weird enough, some days ago I and a friend were using this very same set of clothes -- she was using red converses and a tanktop black shirt instead of a black T-shirt, but other than that, we were using the same default tomboy unform XD).

ever go to consignment shoppes or Goodwill or something? the clothes are nice and cheep and they've got such great selection if you know where to look. i've taken whole trash-bags full out of Goodwill (an entire years-worth of wardrobe for me) for less than thirty bucks. a lot of my "cross-dressing" friends go to Goodwill especially for the men's selection in slacks and shoes.

if you don't want to leave the house you can even go to https://www.shopgoodwill.com. their website is set up kind of like e-bay where individual Goodwill's from around the country will put up items for bid, and you bid on them throughout the time-period they set (a few days to a week, usually), highest bidder gets the prize. i have the best pair of leather combat boots on the planet from that website - a pair of boots that would have cost upwards of $100 new was placed at a minimum bid of only $5 on this website!

Yeah, Goodwill rocks! <3

If you want to pass as a male, sometimes wearing hats really helps. When I wear certain hats I have, I pass more. Though probably doesn't help that I have really short hair as well. :P

I don't want to pass as a male. :) I just want more masculine clothes for females.

I'd say go with something plaid like over here http://www.thefind.com/apparel/info.....ic-plaid-shirt I have been addicted to it and I've been told many times that it is a nice style. Also wearing some raggedy jeans could show off a more masculine side. I'm not entirely sure on what would look boyish since my fashion sense has been leaning towards more feminine type apparel lately.

I'm actually not a fan of plaid. I still want female clothes that look boyish. :) I don't want to look like a dyke. X3

I'm not entirely sure then, because I think I might give you fashion advice on looking like a dyke. But I hope that you find something that works perfectly.

I will :3

Hmmm... I wear a lot of plaid shirts.. I wonder if that's why more chicks hit on me than dudes. . . .

I have a similar problem, 'cept I think I'm an ugly boy.

Maaaan, all I have are boy clothes. They fit me better, I think. Well, at least my boy pants. The girliest I dress (aside from formals) is tiny midiriff-showing shirts, but I still wear dudepants. I never even thought about it that much til I read this journal...
I guess stock your closet with t-shirts a size larger than you'd normally wear.

LOLZ yeah, im a "tom boy" too. I usually wear my Lennon cap and Beatle boots proudly. :3 On a rare occasion i wear ties too. Most hats are definitively mens, such as newsboy caps (the one i wear), bowlers, top hats, stetsons, and other such things. Many of those have come into fashion these days for women, and they seem to remain unchanged style-wise. Honestly, i cant tell the difference, unless they put a fru-fru diamond-studded pin on it somewhere to make it feminine. You can find a lot at either your local clothing store (Kohls comes to mind) or you can test-drive a few cheap hats at a costume shop (halloween is coming!!)

When I went to a thrift store to find clothing for my male 1920s fursuit, I realized that a lot of clothing for females appear about the same as males. The same button-down shirts with cuffs, khaki slacks, linen jackets, they were all found in the womens section and when my male fursuit wears them, nobody can tell the difference. The only thing that makes certain unisex-styled clothing "female" is the way that its tailored inward at the waist to show off a ladies hourglass figure. But the clothes that I bought weren't cut that way, they were like the mens clothes. With clothing options like that, you could dress quite gentlemanly, yet still be distinctively female. If you don't want to go "all out", you could sneak under the radar by acquiring a nifty jacket and hat and add it to your usual gear. Plus, Steampunk women seem to wear all kinds of gear, male and female, which seems to be in fashion, so looking at steampunk websites might be an option. On Etsy, they sell everything from period-quality day gowns to mens victorian gear, check it out: http://www.etsy.com/search_results.php?search_query=victorian&filter[0]=handmade&filter[1]=clothing

Gentlemen's Emporeum is also a good place, they have mens, womens, steampunk, and fun lil accessories: http://www.gentlemansemporium.com/

You could also do what women in the 1880s would do.. Wear BICYCLE BLOOMERS!
If you are crafty, you can make yourself a matching suit! http://www.longago.com/sportswomen.html

Anyway, I hope i've helped. :3

Yeah, I love the Gentleman's Emporium.

lol, you're doing your own wardrobe design now IRL!!! XD Speer, coming from a very heterosexual guy, you aren't an ugly unattractive woman. I don't know where you get that feeling from, especially with all the compliments people have given you. You pretty. Just don't get all Ellen DeGeneres business casual on us. ;)