Cross-dressing by Women

There are a lot of web blogs etc about feminisation, men with panties etc, but not much on masculinising for women.

Is this really rare, and if not, what is the masculinising equivalent of panties?

The guys know the accessories they need to create a feminine figure and the gals have similar sorts of things. A gaff that provides masculine contour in their pubic area. Breast minimizing vests or bindings. They may stop shaving their legs and armpits. They may stop contouring their eyebrows. Hopefully someone experienced in the art might offer some better insights.

Fashion-wise at least, women no longer have to make any apologies whatsoever anymore for wearing clothing that used to be thought masculine in previous decades. There is nothing special or 'scandalizing' about it anymore.

As for wearing masculine undergarments: undershirts come in all types for ladies and I would guess that there are boxer-type undies as well.

The same goes for hairstyles. I know that short hair on women in the US may in many places still be (erroneously) thought to be a sign of Lesbianism, but from what I see on the streets of Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Spain, short hair on women and girls is nothing out of the ordinary any more. It is probably a reaction to looking for a low maintenance hairstyle to combine with a career, job or other obligations in life.

So in effect, what can one do to masculinize women now? Clothing and hairstyles are effectively out of the picture, as are shoes. Maybe one could force women to wear a fake mustache or beard, but that does seem a bit tasteless and pointless.

I've preformed in a drag show before. It was a lot of fun!

I suppose to go the while way involves hormones etc and then they'll know about the tedium of shaving faces. If they haven't shaved bits, they don't show them, but we can't walk round with a bag over our heads.

Also give them male underwear that is thick, bunches and chafes. They'll love that.

I once thought men were more into collecting things more than women; but over the years I've know women who collected dolls, Hummels, Fabergé-like eggs, etc... Yet, I've never know of a gal who collects men's underwear to the degree that I've known men to do it - men who've spent hundreds and even thousands of dollars building up collections of female panties, girdles, pantyhose....