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Like many of us, I've had the odd moment when I've seen a GG in the street (and, in one instance, a news reporter on tv) wearing something that I have in my wardrobe. But I never thought I'd got to a...

Happened twice to me, once with a top, the other a pair of jeans.

Looks like I might have to find that £195 quick, as the company which markets the Kubbi is being closed down by Tara's estate.

I am currently fighting the urge to order myself a Kubbi! There was an interview with Tara Palmer-Tomkinson which appeared in one of the newspaper supplements a couple of weeks ago, it was conducted...

Couple of years back I bought myself some Rosie lingerie from M&S, the cashier said "You've chosen well, very feminine". I said "Well that's the idea". She went on to say that she wished her partner...

PJ's and a cami and french knicker set.

Usually I'll notice someone in the same pair of jeans but I have seen someone in the same top or shirt/blouse on a couple of occasions.

I used to work with the guy who is now my postman. One morning,having finished his round,he knocked at the door on his way back to the depot and asked if he could use my toilet. Whilst he was in...

Well I'm back from the final day (on the laptop in the hotel room). No odd messages today. Of course as others have said odds are it wasn't me they were talkiing about-I'd have been a bit more...

I'm down in London for the weekend at the Hard Rock Calling Festival. During the breaks between the acts they were running twitter and facebook messages across the video screens. Was sitting idly...

I was out shopping and ran into an old school classmate who I hadn't seen since leaving school twenty-five-odd years ago. He'd moved away but was back in the area visiting his sister. We started...

Was watching tv earlier and realised the programme presenter was wearing a blouse that I have in my wardrobe! Has this ever happened to any of you?

Been wearing tights/pantyhose under trousers for over thirty years now. The postman stopped for a chat a few days back and was saying how cold it was so I said 'do what I do and get some pairs of...

My earliest memories are wearing Mum's pantyhose from around age six/seven,but I have no memory of how or why I came to start wearing them.

I noticed another example of this today,went in John Lewis and saw they've changed all their hosiery packaging,where it used to say 'John Lewis tights' it now says 'John Lewis women tights'! Why?...

Guess we've all been there....had a couple of days off work,went shopping (in drab,and away from where I work),saw a top I liked the look of,tried it on ok,went towards the cash desk to pay....and...

For months now at work I've been wearing panties and tights/pantyhose and womens shoes,occasionally womens trousers,and when we have dress down days usually femme jeans and t-shirts,if anyone at work...

Yep,I've had that happen more than once,but then I suppose the more pairs of womens shoes or boots you own,the more likely it is to happen. Twice I've seen girls wearing the same jeans I have too.

Wearing mums hose and knee high boots when I was around six or seven. I've long forgotten what drew me to them but,in common with several other members who've posted,I still have a thing for boots...

I was pulled over once whilst on vacation in Illinois. I'd been to a concert and had driven about forty miles back up the interstate towards my hotel,only had five miles left but was feeling really...

Well if anyone noticed nothing was said until New Years Eve when I'd gone round to one of the other departments and one of the girls looked at me and said,with a smile on her face,said 'I've got that...

I'm another who doesn't have an SO at the moment. My brother knows along with a handful of close friends. There are a few others who probably suspect by now and if one of them were to ask me directly...

That would probably be going a little too far......

After the holidays it'll be back to underdressing and guy mode smart shirts and trousers.....

I would echo Sara's comments but I will also say well done for stating the case firmly but politely,by the sound of things.