More Exciting

[Bianca Fay]

Ladies, a quick question...
Do you find it more exciting when you buy clothes that are specifically marketed to women?
As an example, I just bought a bra that stated "Ultra feminine with all-over lace to bring out your pretty side" & a 3-pair pack of pantyhose described as "Her Choice" .
It makes me feel like I've entered the secret realm of women.

[Tracy Irving]

When I am buying women's clothing it is always marketed to women so I don't find it more exciting (than what?).

Now if there was an "ultra masculine" bra next to the "ultra feminine" one, that excitement level could change.

[Teresa]

Cecily,
I was surprised by my feelings when even buying trousers , knowing they are cut for women and even better they fit me perfectly is a lovely validation of my femme side . I'm now thinking how to dress them up or down depending where I'm going . I just don't do this in male mode , maybe the excitement has died down but it is still enjoyable to be thinking like a woman about these issues .

[Stacy Darling]

Quick answer Cecily!

I'm nearly impossible to market to and become confused if there are too many words written on a nice pair of panties!
So, for me it's "More Exiting" to find a pretty item in my colour and style, Stacy's Choice!:heehee:

Stacy!

[faltenrock]

my fun is looking for feminine clothing, such as dresses, blouses, skirts and others, the other big part is trying them on and eventually buying some items, always in female mode

[deebra]

Absolutely, I want to wear women's clothes and I relate to being and liking female things just like a woman. I buy and wear men's clothes only when I have to. When it says pretty, sexy and womanly I want it. I really like thinking of myself as mostly female and am glad I shop and dress and live with that female mindset.

[Krea]

Cecily,
This is a super question and it is one which i have thought about a great deal.

When i began to explain to my wife WHY i liked to crossdress i reckoned that the main reason was that womens' clothes look and feel so much nicer.
BUT there is more to it than just that. I think there is also a certain satisfaction coming from the idea that wearing clothes designed specifically for women somehow makes me feel a bit more feminine.

[Sidney]

Your question sounded simple at first but after reading several times got a little more complex, at least for me. When I first came out to my wife I thought and I told her I just liked the feeling of the female clothing. I thought it made me feel femine. Well after many counseling sessions I found out I AM FEMININE, I don't NEED the clothing to be femine, I guess I wear it to validate my femininity. I suppose if I put a label to me I'm gender fluid, I enjoy my male and female. I do enjoy cloth shopping and wearing both gender clothing. I can be in male cloths out and about and feel very femine and vice a versa. So I'm rambeling. So female cloth shopping does not get me excited. However, I do feel very relaxed and sort of satisfied after a shopping spree and yes can't wait to get home and try everything on again and look in the mirror.

[Beverley Sims]

I only buy clothes marketed towards women.

Unisex bras do nothing for me. :-)

[docrobbysherry]

No. It's all about looks for me. I don't care who made it, who they made it for, or why. :straightface:

I either like the way it looks on Sherry or NOT!:daydreaming:

[jessica33]

I was ask by a GG few years ago giving the choice between male and female jeans with identical design which one would I pick . I told her as a cd I would never anything related to male clothes . Even in male mode , 90% of clothes are female .

[FrannGurl]

I use to get excited by buying womens clothing, but after doing it for over 30 years, it is now quite common and routine for me.
I don't get excited by the packaging ( if that's what you mean) and just go by what I think looks nice on me, whether its for my day-to-day look ( jeans, leggings, flats, ect) or a dress and heels... I will admit I get a little "giddy" if I'm out shopping for a cute nightie or something like that though.

[Robertacd]

This reminds me of the little chuckle I get when browsing E-bay and see listings for a "Woman's Bra" or a "Ladies Bra".

I guess because there are so many listings for "Men's Bras", they want to make sure women are ordering the proper bra for their gender. :P

[Stephanie47]

I know I am the 'odd man' out on this forum sometimes. There are clothes marketed for women that do not appeal to me. I only wear dresses. I do not own a single pair of women's pants or jeans. That probably comes from the time period I was drawn to wearing women's clothing; the 1950's and 1960's. I know what I am buying was designed and marketed for women. I know it by sight. I do not need a tag to tell me the undergarment is generally/usually worn by women.

[Krisi]

No, the packaging means nothing to me, it's the product inside. I'll keep the bra but the packaging will go into the trash.

[lingerieLiz]

I purchase all women's clothes. My wife asked one time why if there is a men's and a women's t-shirt why would I not pickup the mens since it is longer than the women's which would hang lower. Hard to explain isn't it?