skirts in the wind

There are a lot of things I love about feminine clothes, what with the look and feel of them. 1 of my favorite things to wear is a skirt, as I really feel it brings out more of the woman in me.

I don't know if this sounds crazy, but when I wear a skirt with my outfits, I absolutely love it when the wind blows it up. I do my best not to go outside when wearing high heels, but I can stand outside on the back porch or maybe in the front driveway. I get a great feeling when the wind does its thing. Is this natural? I think it is since I've seen pictures of Marilyn Monroe with her skirt blown up.

Is it natural? Who knows but you enjoy it so whats there to worry about?
What may be natural for you may not be for someone else.
I don't like or wear skirts for that very reason but you like them so enjoy the feeling.

I am a skirt girl! The wind blowing it up is no big deal to me! I just enjoy wearing them and the swirliness! I do like the feel of the air under the skirt whether blowing it up or not! Just wear and enjoy, Rainbow Dash! Hugs Lana Mae

I love all things about skirts!
I only wear a skirt or dress when I'm out in gal-mode.

I wear pants all the time as a guy, (ick!)
I mean, wearing a Utilikilt (on the rare occasion) as a guy is not the same.
The comfort is there though.

:)

Why else would you wear a skirt? Spring and summer weight skirts are terrific for turning a breeze into a challenge of decency. There is nothing like the feel of a skirt swishing even in andro or male mode.

Hmmm, wondering if I know that feels, Rainbow. :straightface:

Yes! I remember now!:daydreaming:

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You are not alone! Battling the wind in a skirt for the sake of decency is one of those little things that makes me smile inside.

No question having the wind blow around my skirt is great it just feels oh so right to me

I only ever wear skirts or dresses. The feel of the wind on your legs when outside is certainly a bonus.

FEELING the wind isn’t a big deal. The wind actually blowing my skirt UP is pretty mortifying! I’m usually more in public than the back porch though and I wear some short skirts/dresses at times so the wind blowing it up means I’m flashing the world. Not a cute look.

Decades ago as skirts got shorter, there was some sort of article about Queen Elizabeth and how she kept her skirt from blowing up in the wind. The secret involved sewing lead shot in the hem. Scots do something similar with the kilt pin in the outer front apron of the kilt.

Kilt pins help a bit but honestly a genuine Scottish kilt is usually heavy enough to stay down in most winds.

Could the love (in this case) for skirts come from the fact as guys you loved watching the wind blow up girls skirts and you got excited by it because you got to see her panties?
Later in life it has manifested in to love for that to happen to you. ie: fantasy.

I don't know if it is "natural". I do know that it is a pleasant feeling.

Believe it or not, I never really tried to sneak a look at a girl with a mini skirt in hopes of catching a panty shot. I have however seen women with blown up skirts in the wind a few times throughout my life, but I wasn't into crossdressing at the time, so I didn't give it much thought. Now that I am a crossdresser, and because I try to look sexy sometimes, I wanted to duplicate the blown up skirt. Now that I know how it feels and looks, I love it.

You have every right to love it !!!
I am guilty of doing it myself in the past.
Now its kind of icky because I am not confused about my sexuality.LOL

I love wearing skirts especially in the fall or when the weather is cool.....love the feel of the cold air on my legs ,especially in sheer pantyhose ,I am constantly "aware" of wearing practically nothing on my legs.

I don't know if it is natural or not. I think it may be the novelty of a new feeling...a gust of a cool breeze caressing the legs and thighs. When I am out for an evening stroll in a dress with a nice slip underneath I do enjoy it when the breeze plays with the skirt of my dress. On the other hand when my wife and I lived in New York City she was not at all thrilled with the below freezing wind blowing across her legs or up her skirt when waiting for the elevated train. She hated the winters.

Yes, I am a Skirt Person. I have about 12 different skirts, and always looking for something different.
Rader

I have seen a few girls in my life that seem to encourage the wind to blow their skirts up, I remember two in particular that were skipping down a busy and windy street in Sydney in flowing skirts, the wind was coming front on so the backs of the skirts were lifting up far enough to see the g-strings they were wearing, they were loving it.
I have had my skirt blow up by the wind and yep it feels good, but I don't let it stay up or it could look tacky if I don't at least make half an effort to bring it back down.

When I started dressing I felt all these things as well, it was an alien feeling for a ten year old boy to wear a dress.

I love skirts, and always have. It has nothing to do with being natural, just the sheer enjoyment of the feeling of the clothing against my legs and body.

Doc got it right on the nose, we all want to be Marilyn.

Yes I remember last summer walking to the gazebo , the wind sure is a great sensation under the skirt.

Rayleen

Rainbow,
It is a lovely feeling at times as long it's a warm breeze and not an icy blast !

It's a very feminine thing having to catch hold of the hem line before more leg and underwear is exposed than intended , something a guy in drab is never going to experience !

Oh, it's natural, and a wonderful feeling especially in the summer. I am more of an A-line skirt or dress person anyway. Now where can I find a reliable breeze. Too much fun! Thanks, Brenda:pinktornado:

My only outside time when dressed is usually on the back porch. We have a rather long wide porch with a double wooden swing. I can set out back dressed and hear the swing squeak as I rock but the cool of the slatted bottom and the slight cool breeze in the summer we get from the shade trees is when I love to set there in my dress and or my skirt. A light pair of hose under the skirt can make your legs feel so good as you lightly swing. I love setting there relaxing and drinking a glass of fresh squeezed lemon aid. It's yum yum to my tongue and the slight breeze is yum yum to my bottom. I do love my skirts. Especially the nylon ones.

I like skirts as much as anyone but they are not popular among the women in my area so when I go out in public it's usually in jeggings. I have been out in a skirt but it has been a while. Most of my skirts are not the big flowing style that would catch the wind so I haven't experienced the "wind" thing.

Depending on just how windy it is. the degree I enjoy my skirt blowing around. Gentle breeze I love it. Hurricane force not so much. Me and the wife got an appreciative honk once in Denver. We were walking in Downtown Denver. Dressed nicely, a gust of wind lifts my skirt to almost my waist. Just as a car was passing. we got a honk from that.

Kelsey

Feeling the fresh breeze when wearing a skirt is just one of the many pleasures. One reason we are so drawn to female clothes is their great variety and, consequently, the wide range of experiences when wearing them. Skirts come in so many forms - straight, A-line, flared, short, knee-length, calf length, etc. and in so many materials from the light and floaty to the heavy and warm. It's the lighter, shorter and more flared styles that require care when it's breezy and even more care is needed when wearing stockings underneath whereas with tights it's less of a worry. Walking is easier in wider skirts but narrow ones are warmer. Curling up on a sofa with legs hidden beneath a skirt is a lovely feeling..... Skirts are enjoyable in all their forms and constantly remind us of our choice of dress.

I love skirts and how they drape and move around. I haven't spent enough time outside to enjoy dressed for there to be wind in my skirt though :(

Love a little wind up my dress. I often get very sweaty while dressing, between the wig and makeup and foundation garments, so standing over the AC blower can be very refreshing. :D

Back in my youth, women wore slips almost always. Cars didn't have air conditioning. It was common to let the air blow through the vents and under your slip. I did enjoy a nice breeze blowing against my nylon clad legs when out side. When I moved north one winter, I replaced my nice cotton dresses and skirts with wool equivalents. Skirts went from free flowing to tight suit skirts or heavy fabric A lines. I also had a few sheath dresses. You hopped that the wind didn't get under your skirt. One night I had to get out of my car on a major road. I had on a medium weight dress with a full skirt. As I walked to the front of the car to knock the snow of my wipers the wind caught my skirt and sent it over my head. As I was getting back into my car I realized that a state trooper was slowing to a stop. I waved at him and got into my car and started up. He pulled along side of me and did a thumbs up. I took it to mean everything OK? Later I started thinking maybe he liked the show. lol While I don't wear many dresses today they are comfortable and not wearing nylons lets the breeze reach your panties.

I love my skirts, the wind blowing up them and blowing them up, and sitting down so I can hike them up further.

A skirt with a cute blouse is my favorite way to dress. Unfortunately though, I'm not very good at coordinating colors, so my combinations often don't look that good. So I usually go with a dress.

Why women once wore slips (and a tiny number of us still do.) They afford a little extra "modesty protection" in those kind of situations (and they feel nice and are pretty of course.)

As TG I wear mostly pants, leggings and jeans in my daily life but nothing beats a short skirt on a nice day It still feels wonderful as the wind blows around my skirt and legs.

I wore a very nice strappy sundress to a warm summer art show in Davis. A young woman took a real shine to me and wanted to talk, and as we did my dress kept billowing up in the gusts of wind. She drily and very sympathetically said 'You're having a lot of Marilyn moments! '

I had both the good and the bad of the wind that day. But I'll never forget her simple friendliness.

I have a very short skater dress that flares in gusty winds, but doesn't lift more than an inch or two and doesn't flip up- perfect for SF! I'm getting good at estimating the behavior of skirts, as I love the swish and the rustle from walking, and from the gentle winds.

The other issue is how much the wind can flatten the skirt between our legs, making it conform to the body. There are nice print designs that make that less problematic as well!

I was reminded of this post yesterday. As I walked toward where I was meeting my friend for coffee a gust of wind blew my skirt around. My jacket kept the skirt from blowing up too high but it was still a good experience.

Just make sure you have nice panties, stockings and garter belt so when the wind blows your skirt up you look your best! And if you can put on a pair of heels it will help your legs look better too. Have fun! Sherrii