How Would You Dress if you were the opposite gender?

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Because we aren't allowed to read or work sudoku puzzles at the liquor store, I find myself imagining things.

Lately, I've wondered how I would present myself if I were a man rather than a woman.

I wonder if, like so many men my age, would I wear Hawaiian shirts? Would I be a sandalphobe? Would I wear a soul patch or a goatee or simply not shave in the winter time but go clean-faced in the summer?

Yahoo came up with one of their lame features on what women hate about men's fashions that was sort of a non-event: http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/beauty/men-s-worst-fashion-crimes-seeking-submissions-1912744/#photoViewer=1

I had no idea what an "Ed Hardy" shirt was. I am not impressed.

I always liked the way Tom Rush looked on the cover of Circle Game: jeans, a tweed jacket and a turtleneck. I guess that would be how I would dress in winter, were I a man.

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@plainoldme,

Seems that you may have been sampling the wares of your store. Laughing

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@Intrepid,

No,just titanically bored. The injunction against reading weighs heavily when no customers come in for extended periods of time and the stock is in order.

Besides, imagination is positive. A blank mind might prove contagious.

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@plainoldme,

It was Albert Einstein who said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge."

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@plainoldme,

if i dressed the way i prefer women dressed, i wouldn't have to change my wardrobe at all, jeans, t-shirts, pyjama pants, sweats, sweatshirts

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@djjd62,

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@plainoldme,

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I always liked the way Tom Rush looked on the cover of Circle Game: jeans, a tweed jacket and a turtleneck. I guess that would be how I would dress in winter, were I a man.

I don't know why - but that just made me laugh
Laughing

I know I would never wear a short sleeved button down shirt like this if I were a man...I wouldn't wear those kind of glasses or tight pants/trousers either - men in tight pants look ridiculous:

http://manolomen.com/images/Marc%20Jacobs%20short-sleeve%20shirt.jpg

I do like long-sleeved white oxford shirts open at the neck - I think they look nice with a pair of jeans - as long as they're untucked (not tucked in).

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This is a great question! Like alot of women, I've been wearing pieces of mens' clothing all my life but never head-to-toe. Let me think about it and get back to you. Very Happy

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@eoe,

I once had a tuxedo, complete with tails. I think I wore it once.

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Well, you asking someone who has already switched to wearing mens underwear.

I have never been more comfortable.

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@chai2,

I wear Alex's shirts to bum around the house in, and his t-shirts to sleep in. His shoes are way too big, though (he's 6'2" and I'm 5'2"). And I prefer men's (okay, boys') jeans to womens'.

No way I'm wearing boxers, though.

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I wore my husband's boxers when I was pregnant (as shorts around the house). I think they were 36 waist - which was almost exactly how big my waist was at the end of my pregnancy. I was heavily pregnant in the summer (my son was born in August) and they were lightweight and cool and very nonconstricting around my belly - perfect!

Once I forgot to pack underwear to go to the beach so I had to borrow some y-fronts from my boyfriend. Those were very comfortable too - but you couldn't wear either one of those sorts of things under fitted clothes (back then-maybe the y-fronts they have now would be less bulky).

I also buy men's trousers because you can choose the exact waist size and length.
They never need hemming.

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@aidan,

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They never need hemming.

I deduce you are above average height for a woman ?

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@fresco,

No, I'm 5'4 but am right in the middle between petite and average. So petite trousers are too short - because my height is in my legs- but average length women trousers are almost always a little too long, so I almost always have to have them hemmed.

Whereas a 32 inch inseam in male's trousers is exactly the right length. Women's trousers only have petite/average/tall.

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@aidan,

In the USA ?

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@fresco,

Yeah - I rarely buy clothes here as they're so much more expensive.

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@aidan,

I'm 5'8". In the UK I can rarely get the correct length.

However, we digress. The answer to the question:

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How Would You Dress if you were the opposite gender?

is "badly" !

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But I am the opposite gender. I wear relaxed fit jeans most of the time and polo type shirts. I like black oxford style shoes.

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@plainoldme,

That question exceeds my ability to imagine.
I 'm sure glad that I 'm not in a position to find out the answer.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

Where is your sense of adventure?

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