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| Chatting with Connecticut State Comptroller Kevin Lembo at GLAD's annual "Justice for All" reception in Hartford on Sunday. |
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| Wearing A.L.C. clutch, Nicholas dress and Aquazzura sandals (Source: Intermix). |
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| Womanless wedding, circa 1950. |
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| Chatting with Connecticut State Comptroller Kevin Lembo at GLAD's annual "Justice for All" reception in Hartford on Sunday. |
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| Wearing A.L.C. clutch, Nicholas dress and Aquazzura sandals (Source: Intermix). |
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| Womanless wedding, circa 1950. |
You look great. I love the dress and the earrings and chain work very well.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pat!
DeleteDear Stana,
ReplyDeleteLovely, as always!
Love,
Sheila.
Thank you, Sheila!
DeleteSmart . keeping your bag on the side AWAY from the politician.....
ReplyDeleteLOL
DeleteThe Womanless Wedding photo says a few things to those of us presenting as females - and wanting to do it well and perhaps convincingly.
ReplyDeleteSure, clothing is important but when you've got that right what next? Incidentally regarding clothing it is easy to think you look really good because you feel good but really the acid test to your appearance is how someone else thinks you look. Not another femulator but a real female and even then not all of them can be trusted with an expert and viable opinion.
So what next? Well body language and how you present yourself is a dead giveaway. In the photo the two 'women' seated are both sat like men sit - knees apart. The younger 'girls' standing up are all stood like boys - elbows out and look at their feet and leg positioning.
Hair makes a difference too and apart from the bride the others still have 'boy' hairstyles. Make-up? There might be a touch of lippy but that's probably about it.
OK they might not have been trying to be serious at femulating and it's just a laugh but it does demonstrate some of the areas where we need to succeed if we wish to pass.
Regards, Catherine.