That Female Form Part 2

I did leave some things left unsaid in Part 1. In particular (and at the risk of
being a little narcisistic) I wanted to show the above picture of me with a foam hip pad garment on. Yes this is a picture of a man in women's clothing. I trimmed the picture to avoid the distraction of the masculine face but it is me. You can tell by the masculine hands. The simple application of the foam hip garment gives the impression
of a real genetic woman, albeit a tall one but still looks like a girl.

The spandex skirts I have had made do a nice job of hugging the thighs, hips and
derriere but you will notice you really can't tell that she is wearing fake hips, can you? The combination does look pretty natural. I like that a lot. In that particular picture the pink/yellow/beige skirt draws the eye right away and plays up the contrast between the
black pantyhose and the black girlie top. I adore that look and call them “Baby Making Hips”! The white flowered jacket also provides a nice contrast to the dark top and black pantyhose. Very, very satisfied with that combination.

A note on making my own skirts. I wouldn't try to make dresses from my own
selected materials as it would turn out to be quite expensive but the skirts are not too pricey. I select the skirt material from the bulk bolts they have at the fabric store and get just 24 inches cut. My tailor does the rest. And she does good work. What is curious is you
can select material thinking “Yes, that will look good as a skirt” but you never really know what the visual impact will be until you have it on your body. I have bought some material thinking “Oh, this will be ok” only to get the skirt home put it on and look in
the mirror to exclaim “OMG, OMG”. OMG in a good way. Sometimes it just works out incredibly well. And when this happens it is a huge confidence booster because you know when you go out that you lookvery good and others will notice.

As I said earlier I don't think “dressing your age” is particularly useful advice. When you look at my picture above wearing that mid-thigh, tight and colorful skirt you are likely going to see a young woman in your mind's eye not a septugenarian male. Does it matter? I don't think it does. Mind you my Grannies never dressed like I do! That skirt and the many more I have had made pretty well all fit like that and some are what might be typical office attire for a young woman with more subdued color and pattern but many are very colorful and flashy more typical of what a girl would wear clubbing on a Saturday
night. Love that.
So obviously we don't see the “other side of the moon” in that pic. And I want to be careful here because I don't want this article censored but along with defining the hips for the girl her derierre is going to be well defined also. So if you are sensitive about that then perhaps the airy, summery frock is more for you as it won't show much, if anything. I'm totally fine going out in public in my skirts. In fact I had my tailor shorten some tops so as to unobstruct the rear view. Call me a showoff and I'll say “Thank You”.

As mentioned in Part 1 you can get garments which add padding for the derriere also. Some girls will benefit from that. The hip garments I bought are long and can show below the hemline of the skirts so I have resorted to trimming them. And of course, it's trial and error. It is great fun to plan these combinations and select material but not quite as much
fun as wearing the end result.

Ok enough said about baby making hips. What about what defines a woman above her
waist? Some in our club are fine wearing only their HRT grown breasts but they tend to be smaller as are mine. My preference is to augment with forms but I quickly discovered I like them reasonably big. For any good size breast, say a C or D cup, 5 dollar bras are no good. Useless actually. I have worn inexpensive bras just for the experience of wearing something but remember when you put a 3 or 4 pound silicone breast into the bra cup you are imposing substantial loads on your bra. And when you walk it endures an extra dynamic load due to your movement. Breasts are not attached to your skin like a GG's breasts are so the bra has to do it all.

My collection of bras ranges from 47C cups to 48DD and F. They are well built units
that are quite capable of supporting the load. However they may limit what low cut tops you can wear as the upper part of the cup and strap tend to be robust. I was wearing my usual silicone Amolux forms don't we wish they were real) for about 4 hours at our club meeting with a lovely red bra. Most of the time I didn't realize they were there unless my hand grazed the breast. We become so comfortable with them on! When I got home I checked in the mirror without my top on and they were holding their own, not sagging under the load. Very good.

I do have some very, very large and heavy silicone forms that I haven't worn yet.
They are so heavy I may have to use 2 bras, 1 over the other. I guess we'll see. Maybe on a silly girl's night out? They are just for fun not serious CD Girl work.

Love
Brianna-Leah