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almalove
10-20-2020, 04:08 AM
HI there, anyone has halloween plans? I've been planing for sometime to dressup, but I just dont have the Makeup skills to pass, so I decited to go out as a catrina, got my dress and flolwers and have been pacticing my makeup, if i can go out I will post Picks..
SaraLin
10-20-2020, 05:52 AM
Not this year. The wife and I are lying low and trying to stay healthy.
Maybe next year...?
Krisi
10-20-2020, 08:13 AM
I think Halloween has been cancelled this year.
The problem with an experienced crossdresser dressing as a woman for Halloween is, you will do too good of a job and people will suspect that you do this more than once per year. I mean, how many "normal" guys have a nice fitted female wig, a $300 set of breast forms, a $200 set of padded panties and a pair of heels in their size?
We will sit home and not expect any visitors.
Robertacd
10-20-2020, 08:40 AM
so I decited to go out as a catrina
Catrina who?
Anyway I am going to join a bunch of other CD/TG for a Halloween party on Zoom.
I haven't decided what I am going to wear, believe it or not I don't really like wearing costumes...
Cheryl T
10-20-2020, 09:04 AM
As always I will arise and make myself all pretty, select a lovely outfit for the day and see what the day brings.
There is no Trick or Treat in our area so no kids will be coming. Maybe we'll just go out shopping somewhere.
kimdl93
10-20-2020, 09:44 AM
My plans are to treat it like any other day and dress up in something cozy and warm. I suspect the weather may be pretty challenging for any trick or treaters that might attempt to get out.
Jean 103
10-20-2020, 09:59 AM
Fremont street in Vegas Baby.
As they cancelled DLV, I invited and have a few friends meeting me there.
I arrive on Monday, they arrive Thursday and we are staying where else, the Four Queen's on Fremont Street.
I have stayed there twice before , as you know , girl just want to have fun, and that's what we are going to do.
bridget thronton
10-20-2020, 10:01 AM
There will be no tricker treaters in my town - I have an Anna dress and cloak (Frozen 2) if the opportunity pops up
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Stephanie47
10-20-2020, 10:19 AM
We're aging seniors so we're stringing barb wire across the driveway to keep Coronavirus trick or treat kids away. Lights out. I'm putting a sign out saying "twice the candy next year."
docrobbysherry
10-20-2020, 11:47 AM
Alma, remember GG women don't dress up as women on Halloween. They wear costumes! Only Trans dress up like women on Halloween!:straightface:
I'm heading to an outside, mostly GG girls, party. Where Sherry will fit in just fine! Their place is a few blocks from the bar district in Long Beach. So, we'll visit a number of the those that have outdoors patios. I know, dress warm!:heehee:
I will dress up in costumes multiple times in the next week and a half. We have a tiny halloween party planned for our kids and the kids my wife babysits.
KarenSusan
10-20-2020, 03:06 PM
I will dress as I normally do but take my annual halloween drive/walk around the area. Wearing a mask means I don't have to worry so much about makeup.
Aunt Kelly
10-20-2020, 04:53 PM
Fremont street in Vegas Baby.
As they cancelled DLV, I invited and have a few friends meeting me there.
I arrive on Monday, they arrive Thursday and we are staying where else, the Four Queen's on Fremont Street.
I have stayed there twice before , as you know , girl just want to have fun, and that's what we are going to do.
How do you tell that it's Halloween on Freemont Street? Asking for a friend.
docrobbysherry
10-20-2020, 05:14 PM
Because it isn't just the buskers who r in costumes, Auntie!:devil:
Sometimes Steffi
10-20-2020, 08:16 PM
I love dressing up on Halloween. I usually start planning over the summer and would be trying on my costume about now. However, I'm looking forward to many more Halloweens to come and would like to live long enough to enjoy them. I'd rather miss this year that have this be the last Halloween I celebrate. I'm older and have some pre-existing risk conditions. What would be worse would if I brought Covid home to my wife. She's older than me and has an autoimmune disease. Her risk is higher than mine.
So, enjoy a fun Halloween and report back with pictures.
Leslie Langford
10-20-2020, 08:17 PM
Barbed wire across the driveway, Stephanie??? Yikes, are you going to electrify it as well? I sure hope you were exaggerating using poetic license in making that statement - LOL!
Here's an idea...Why not do your best impersonation of an old curmudgeon such as the Clint Eastwood character in "Gran Torino", sit on your porch, wave a walking stick, and repeatedly yell "Get off my lawn!" at any hapless trick-or-treating kiddies who might inadvertently stray your way...:eek: :heehee:
MonicaPVD
10-20-2020, 09:37 PM
Correct. Only a bumbling idiot in a $10 nylon wig, garish makeup and an ill-fitting sl*t outfit can pull off crossdressing on Halloween without raising eyebrows.
I think Halloween has been cancelled this year.
The problem with an experienced crossdresser dressing as a woman for Halloween is, you will do too good of a job and people will suspect that you do this more than once per year. I mean, how many "normal" guys have a nice fitted female wig, a $300 set of breast forms, a $200 set of padded panties and a pair of heels in their size?
We will sit home and not expect any visitors.
cdmich
10-20-2020, 11:04 PM
Correct. Only a bumbling idiot in a $10 nylon wig, garish makeup and an ill-fitting sl*t outfit can pull off crossdressing on Halloween without raising eyebrows.
It?s has been years since I posted on the forum. Mainly because questions and responses cover what I would be inputting.
For Halloween this year, with it being on a weekend and bars and venues will be hosting parties and many people will be in costume. Or so I hope With this in mind I plan on being Elvira. It took some doing to gather some items i.e dress, wig and breast plate, etc. :brolleyes::brolleyes:The dress is costume but surprised it?s made very well. The wig, well it will function. The breast plate is a size EE. Sure puts the boobs out there. Have everything else to fully be Elvira. Practicing make up has helped. After research of a few places /parties hosting costume contests. (Yes COVID is putting a damper things). Planning to go to a local bar we attend regularly where no no one knows I CD. Yes there is concern of being thought of as trans or a regular CD has crossed my mind. I will just own it and state I?ve been practicing. Wife has helped a lot with walk (Elvira style) coaching where needed, etc. I am sure as you all have said will have people thinking this is not his first rodeo. But again, Halloween is falling on a weekend and Age and time are not so much on my side, COVID or not. Be safe all, Michelle
MonicaPVD
10-20-2020, 11:27 PM
Sounds wonderful. You will be a hit.
It?s has been years since I posted on the forum. Mainly because questions and responses cover what I would be inputting.
For Halloween this year, with it being on a weekend and bars and venues will be hosting parties and many people will be in costume. Or so I hope With this in mind I plan on being Elvira. It took some doing to gather some items i.e dress, wig and breast plate, etc. :brolleyes::brolleyes:The dress is costume but surprised it?s made very well. The wig, well it will function. The breast plate is a size EE. Sure puts the boobs out there. Have everything else to fully be Elvira. Practicing make up has helped. After research of a few places /parties hosting costume contests. (Yes COVID is putting a damper things). Planning to go to a local bar we attend regularly where no no one knows I CD. Yes there is concern of being thought of as trans or a regular CD has crossed my mind. I will just own it and state I?ve been practicing. Wife has helped a lot with walk (Elvira style) coaching where needed, etc. I am sure as you all have said will have people thinking this is not his first rodeo. But again, Halloween is falling on a weekend and Age and time are not so much on my side, COVID or not. Be safe all, Michelle
Sashauk
10-21-2020, 03:23 AM
Halloween is not much of an event here in rural UK. It was never celebrated at all until a few years ago and even now it's mainly only in the larger communities. November 5th (Guy Fawkes) is our big night here, but I think both have been cancelled this year anyway.
I have never been to a a Halloween party and I doubt very much I ever will.
almalove
10-21-2020, 04:35 AM
Catrina who?
Anyway I am going to join a bunch of other CD/TG for a Halloween party on Zoom.
I haven't decided what I am going to wear, believe it or not I don't really like wearing costumes...
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this is the Catrina
CharlotteCD
10-21-2020, 08:39 AM
I had intended to go out dressed this year, but everything has been cancelled. Next time I go to a Halloween or fancy dress party i'm going as Mrs Maisel - slim? Tick. Dark hair? Tick. Love of perfect makeup? Tick!
Just Dana
10-21-2020, 08:53 AM
You'd make a fantastic Mrs. Maisel! And, oh my, the dress choices!!!
Star01
10-21-2020, 10:34 AM
There won?t be any kids coming around this year and I am in a DADT and can?t dress around my wife. We are retired and among the age group that is most vulnerable to serious complications. Halloween will be like every other night. I will be freshly shaved smooth wearing a favorite pair of panties wishing I could do more.
All the best to those of you who are able to dress and go somewhere. We more restricted ones want to hear your stories about how things went for you.
Sandi Beech
10-21-2020, 09:36 PM
Wow, the Catrina look is interesting.
I wish I had plans this year but I have zippo for plans. Last year was a blast though. I wish I could do it again. I wore an all black sexy outfit to a local club as my wife was out of town. I watched a drag show then afterwards they had a live theatrical production of Rocky Horror and it was quite good and funny. Oddly enough even though I was wearing all kinds of crazy stuff like leather choker and cuffs with chains and thigh high stockings, the crowd was so wild I was hardly noticed to be different. What a hoot. I saw some really wild costumes as well. A couple of girls I chatted with were wearing some kind of contact lenses that made their eyes look weird. Fun stuff for sure but not this year, sadly.
Sandi
almalove
10-23-2020, 06:34 AM
Wow, the Catrina look is interesting.
I wish I had plans this year but I have zippo for plans. Last year was a blast though. I wish I could do it again. I wore an all black sexy outfit to a local club as my wife was out of town. I watched a drag show then afterwards they had a live theatrical production of Rocky Horror and it was quite good and funny. Oddly enough even though I was wearing all kinds of crazy stuff like leather choker and cuffs with chains and thigh high stockings, the crowd was so wild I was hardly noticed to be different. What a hoot. I saw some really wild costumes as well. A couple of girls I chatted with were wearing some kind of contact lenses that made their eyes look weird. Fun stuff for sure but not this year, sadly.
Sandi
here too is still in the air Halloween celebrations, but really like to go out,
Victoria1
10-24-2020, 07:02 AM
We have no special plans for this year. Last year we attended a costume party. My wife repeatedly suggested that I dress up as a female tennis player. (She has tons of tennis wear). While would have dearly loved to dress up in one of her tennis outfits, I couldn't bring myself to do it. Too many cameras out in the world. While the neighbors might have though that it was funny, I would know the truth. I just couldn't do it. She has not suggested it yet this year. Who knows, maybe I'll get a second chance.
danam
10-25-2020, 01:56 PM
I would love love LOVE to dress as a certain woman in the news (like every day now) who always wears professional clothing (skirt suits, dress suits, etc) under a judge's robe. That would be so amazing! But it would be obvious that I'm a crossdresser, because there's nothing "funny" about her and I would do way, way too good of a job! :)
Do you know who would be funny, though? "Flo" from the insurance commercials! She wears white slacks and bright, bright red lipstick.
CharlotteCD
10-25-2020, 02:28 PM
You'd make a fantastic Mrs. Maisel! And, oh my, the dress choices!!!
Thanks, and I've actually just purchased everything I need to do the outfit! I just need to learn how to curl the wig!
87amandaburns
10-26-2020, 08:43 PM
Thinking about a sexy witch outfit. With all COVID - probably staying home though lol
Jean 103
10-27-2020, 09:12 AM
How do you tell that it's Halloween on Freemont Street? Asking for a friend.
Good question I imagine everyone is dressed and not just the performers. I guess I'll just have to wait and find out because yes , I'm in Vegas Baby
Arrived last night after a late start I'm blaming on my boyfriend for, but than I also have to thank him for a nice start to my vacation.
Geena75
10-27-2020, 09:43 AM
I don't go out, but if I were to, there's this witch outfit that might do.
Ashlee
10-27-2020, 12:57 PM
I think Halloween has been cancelled this year.
The problem with an experienced crossdresser dressing as a woman for Halloween is, you will do too good of a job and people will suspect that you do this more than once per year. I mean, how many "normal" guys have a nice fitted female wig, a $300 set of breast forms, a $200 set of padded panties and a pair of heels in their size?
We will sit home and not expect any visitors.
I did this back in 2007. I had a Jamie Austin makeover and drove home en femme to the "ta da" moment with the wife. We went to her brothers house. I didn't hear any fallout directly from this event but I wished I didn't do it. I was dressed to the 9's and shaved. I looked great and no doubt i was undoubtedly suspected of doing this outside of Halloween. Since that day i"ve made sure I stay the part of the guy around them yet I have managed to fly to London for makeovers twice. Covid is screwing up the 3rd. I'm going to try to use a place in Ct.
caitlyn louisa
10-29-2020, 07:34 AM
What a great idea! Mrs Maisel's outfits are so fantastic! She has the best collection of clothes ever!
Stephanie47
10-29-2020, 10:41 AM
Barbed wire across the driveway, Stephanie??? Yikes, are you going to electrify it as well? I sure hope you were exaggerating using poetic license in making that statement - LOL!
Here's an idea...Why not do your best impersonation of an old curmudgeon such as the Clint Eastwood character in "Gran Torino", sit on your porch, wave a walking stick, and repeatedly yell "Get off my lawn!" at any hapless trick-or-treating kiddies who might inadvertently stray your way...:eek: :heehee:
Yes, a little "poetic license" but the point is to discourage interaction with too many people not in our household. The last thing any senior needs is to constantly open the screen door to potential disease carrying asymptomatic kids and their parents. This season those pop-up stores at the strip malls have still opened for Halloween. I'll be waiting for the spike in coronavirus cases about two weeks after Halloween.
kimmy p
10-29-2020, 04:16 PM
My wife and I usually go to the Douglas, MI Halloween experience. It has (smartly) been cancelled this year. So as plan B, we are both going to put on our Victorian Gowns and attend afternoon tea at a steampunk themed tea shop. Much quieter, but still fun and enjoyable.
Val_Blackbird
10-29-2020, 06:53 PM
I may or may not spend some time in the tourist area. I was over there the other night (in boy mode), and there was a very weird feeling in the air, so not completely sure. It's not exactly a free for all, but I do think you can get away with doing what we do on Halloween a little more than other times. That's not to see there won't be issues; in all likelihood, something unpleasant will happen. But, I think the issues will be less.
Won't be a costume, per se, just a normal outfit. I was going to buy a more Halloween-appropriate black dress, but that didn't happen. So, just a regular shirt / jeans / thigh-highs / jacket situation. What I have in mind would look good, I think.
So, I guess we will see. :idontknow:
Val_Blackbird
10-31-2020, 05:12 PM
Not doing it.
Robyn n TN
11-01-2020, 04:30 PM
Well GG's do dress up as women only they do it as specific women not just a woman. This year I went as Peg Bundy. The scary part for me was I didn't have to buy anything... 316701
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