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I rarely sew men fashions but lately it's been on my mind...
Lukas gladly (yes, gladly I say) accepted to be my model today.
Doll is 'Style Strategy' Lukas Maverick from 2009.
Fashion designed and made by me.
Sometimes I wish I could enlarge my old doll-clothes so I could wear them for real.. Cause some of them actually look pretty damn good!
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Great Egret (Ardea alba)
Another shot of this Great Egret all dressed up in his finest feathers putting on that fabulous display in an effort to attract a mate.
Images by Tigs Macallan for sneak peek of my home on design sponge:
www.designsponge.com/2012/02/sneak-peek-paula-mills-famil...
In a few weeks time I've volunteered to work at a Bar staffed entirely by T-girls. Its at an Expo and will be in a safe, friendly and open minded environment and should be alot of fun. I'll be waiting tables, serving drinks and engaging with the Public,
The theme is Black & White and while it would be acceptable to wear black work trousers and white blouse I'd quite like to dress up a little as its a fun, and a bit of a raunchy 'high glamour' event. Quite a bit of time will be interfacing with folk outside our sphere and no doubt answering zillions of questions.
Anyway I want to look good, look confident, have fun, and look approachable.
If you were in my *shoes which outfit would you opt for or if I was serving you which outfit would you prefer to see ?
Which outfit is most worthy of a tip ?
I can't decide, one of the outfits is very 'me' and the other is very fun and likely to create the biggest splash.
* denotes footwear will undoubtedly be replaced by flats at some point.
"girlsjustwanahavefun", with the black satin evening dress, beautiful full skirt that flows round the legs and with a boned bodice to hold all the bumps in. Makeup and hair by Caroline.
Ce bouchon en liège d'un flacon de vinaigrette terminé d'un versoir métallique est tout à fait original. C'est un peu pour cela qu'on l'a gardé en souvenir. #Macro #BottleCap #MacroMondays
The dress and shoes were worn by Eddie Redmayne in the film The Danish Girl. We saw them at an exhibition of TV and film costumes at Worcester Cathedral in the summer. See previous shot for a view of the Cathedral... HTT!
I am truly delighted to be a transvestite despite some of the difficulties and angst that inevitably come with being a man that enjoys spending time as a woman. I do think it an amazing experience to enjoy time as the opposite gender, it holds great appeal for me and I always enjoy myself.
I do love the commitment and physical preparation one has to engage with to try and look female and I really enjoy getting into the persona and acting the part. It is illusionary, a form of impersonation and performance yet part of me feels so right presenting as a woman. I often joke that despite being a boy I was born to wear a dress; there is I feel a girl within me I like to set free now and again.
I increasingly I find my ambitions as a transvestite growing within me though I rarely get an opportunity to try and fulfil them. Such is the reality of life and ensuring I remain grounded and maintain my commitment to my wife, family and work and not get too carried away with my passionate desire to spend time as a woman.
This is a self portrait I took a few years ago during one of my cross-dressing sessions and seeing it again today has rather filled with me with joy and comfort and a fair degree of excitement simply recalling how thrilled I was to dress up and pose in female clothing and make-up. I do genuinely love to call myself a transvestite as it is such a taboo in our society yet as a man it is a true thrill and adventure to go through with it. I also want to do it on a deeper level a well as I would have liked to have been a girl though I now realise not strongly enough to go for a full transition. I enjoy the whole illusion as well as the emotional need. I am aware many who cross-dress despise the word but it is a word that saved me as a teenager and gave me hope and a sense of not being alone. I embraced it and knowing I am one fills me with happiness.
I do feel it is the rarity of my cross-dressing that provides such a big rewarding experience when I do go through with it. I thrive on the anticipation and the euphoria afterwards can last for months. This rare high is one that is well worth waiting for. It is great to walk around with shaved legs, skirt, have breasts and be wearing make-up and a wig, even the dressing up side is appealing. It is a cocktail of various elements that makes transvestism such a delightful and truly exhilarating experience. I love it!