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A midi dress with comfortable shoes, or tailored trousers with a feminine blouse, makes a useful starting point when deciding what to wear to a restaurant as a crossdresser. Choose the level of dressi…

For femboy hip training, start with three straightforward exercises: glute bridges, side-lying leg raises and clamshells. Together, they train your buttocks and the muscles around the sides of your hi…

A crossdressing wardrobe can grow surprisingly quickly. A couple of dresses become several, then come the skirts, tops, bras, tights, shoes and wigs. Before long, finding your favourite outfit means s…

A wig that keeps sliding backwards, creeping up at the nape or shifting every time you turn your head can ruin your confidence surprisingly quickly. Fortunately, you usually do not need to tighten it…

A receding hairline can make it harder to create the feminine hairstyle you have in mind, but it does not automatically mean you need a full wig. The best approach depends on how far your hairline has…

If your chest looks too masculine when you crossdress, the biggest difference usually comes from changing the outline rather than trying to physically flatten everything. Broad pectoral muscles, a wid…

You do not need hair to look feminine. That may sound obvious, but it is surprisingly easy to assume that femininity begins with a wig. If you are bald, thinning heavily or simply dislike wearing wigs…

You want to attend the funeral as your feminine self, but you also know this is not an occasion where you want your clothes, makeup or presentation to become the centre of attention. That creates a sl…

The wig colour that suits you best is not necessarily the colour you have always wanted to try. The shade sitting directly around your face can change how your skin, eyebrows, eyes and makeup appear,…

You do not need a naturally tiny waist to create a more feminine silhouette. For most crossdressers, the biggest visual improvement comes from changing the proportions around the waist rather than try…