Dresses and skirts. >.<

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I wear skirts and dresses all of the time, too, of all styles and colors and lengths, though the long ones make my already short self look even shorter.

For religious reasons, I only wear dresses and skirts. Even if the chill factor is -50, I still wear a skirt. When it is that cold, I will wear at least two pair of long johns and two pair of socks under my skirt, but it is still skirts only. I have not worn pants since 1979.

I love dresses! I wear them with Doc Martens

I like dresses and skirts. I wore them to my last job all the time. I was very professional and I liked to look feminine. Now I wear comfy casual clothes because I work from home.

I like wearing dresses and skirts now and almost exclusively. I should note, I am not one of those high femme girls. I tend to like skirts and dresses but I am not attracted to wearing heels. To me it is usually a skirt or dress with a pair of boots or flats (usually mary janes).
I am kind of put off by baggy cloths, I tend to prefer stuff that is fitted. I do like a-line skirts, but I have enough pencil skirts as well.
Oh, I also like gothic lolita stuff, which is all dresses and skirts.
In fact I cannot think of one instance in the past year that I have worn pants to work.
For the most part I am physically uncomfortable with trousers.

At the moment I have two dresses and a skirt, and I love them all. They make me feel like such a young lady; I enjoy being feminine. I like the way they feel when they blow in the wind outside, and they way they swish when I walk. I don't like having to sit "properly", so I bought a pair of leggings to wear with them. Now I can sit however I want and I'm not flashing anybody, haha.

I also have a pair of heels and I wear them as often as I can, sometimes even when I'm just sitting at home. They are my favorite pair of shoes, and I can understand why other women like to collect them. It's partially because they make me feel feminine, and partially because I get satisfaction from hearing them "clack" against solid floors.

I also like this sound, but when I wear heavy boots and it's like beginning of Rammstein's Links 2 3 4. It makes me smile. High heels? Not really

I don't mind dresses and skirts... but the way I move, fidget, and sit on my legs in class would probably end up with me unintentionally committing a public indecency crime. :p Pants and shorts are safer.

I want to buy myself a miniskirt to wear, this summer. Who cares if I'm over 200 lbs. I'm living on my own, so I can do what I want.

Personally I love skirts and dresses! If I had enough of them, I would never wear pants ever again. (:
I don't want them too tight though. I want to be able to move my legs as if I weren't wearing a thing.
If they weren't too expensive I'd buy a whole bunch of puffy 50's styled skirts, a couple of maxi's and some colourful dresses.
However there always have to be sleeves on my dresses. Apparently they don't make room for women with E cups.
I don't even understand WHY there has to be that little room - 50 % of the Danish women have got D cups!

There is no D or E cup. Size exist only with the back size. I don't have HH cup. I have 30HH.


8 = 30 = 65
18 = 40 = 90

See "Bras" thread or my signature for details.

Most of brands don't sell dresses for X-shaped women, they prefer H-shape. It's too difficult for them, it's more easy to cut two the same shapes and sew them. But I know Bravissimo and BiuBiu, they make clothes with 2 sizes: body and boobs. I can buy size f.e. 10 + three sizes of bust part. Ok, I could, if I wasn't 180/6'0 tall. I have waist on my ribs. But most of you are shorter.

You can also buy bigger size and take in waist. Sometimes I buy in second hand cloth size f.e. 16 or 18, it's longer and wider in bust. And I cut a waist 20 cm down.

I recommend wrap dresses, you can always tie it tighter.

I really want this dress:



It's on sale

I think that I could wear any skirt, or dress that I wanted to. Society just brainwashes us women into thinking that we have to be thin, to wear such clothes.