Do you cross dress your avatar?

It's close. This is closer.

I can't see your image, Daros.

I don't either see what Daros is referring to perhaps it was joke.
That outfit seem to take forever to get right, still haven't lowered it yet if you can find it you can buy it.
I have been experimenting with multi-gender typed fashions.
Thought the Satin thing could be great clothing article if you wanted to punish a sub/slave guy.
Design so strange and unmasculine they are humiliating to wear for those butcher then butch guys.. Hehehe

No, if you quote it, there's a Flickr link.

Hmm okay I see http://www.flickr.com/photos/30167039@N02/2851368683/
too dark for me to really make out what it is.

Now here's a professional..
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dariras/2601855251/

now I just hope he doesn't beat me for posting it. (or.. maybe I do? *shifty eyes* )

That is nice make up job.
This outfit I made it last week, you can't see details unfortunately in pleated skirt
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I thought you used duct tape?

Pep (Can't understand why saran wrap isn't more popular)

Since I got this big LCD monitor, it's hard for me to know what pics look like on other monitors. This might help:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/30167039@N02/2851368683/sizes/l/

(and forgive me, guys, if the flickr links don't come through. I'm still not sure how to insert image links in here)

Wow. Never seen guys in really short prim skirts like that. I sense a trend that will be sweeping the virtual landscape and possibly move into the real world...!

You know, interesting lingerie can be made from Saran Wrap -- and it comes in a variety of colors these days.

"This page is private.

Oops! You don't have permission to view this page."

Mine wasn't prim skirt, all texture. I made it for Skell last week. I even gave him the template
so he could do his own if he chooses.
I have been pondering unique things to draw or paste in skirt layer for Men for fun.
Next will be hand drawn multi-layered tutu and suspenders.
Darios look like you had it linked right but for whatever reason it didn't show.
In guided mode in forum there is box with doodle of guy in it suppose to be photo then I paste url I find in properties of the images on my blog then preview if I pasted wrong info it won't show.
It took me several attempts to figure it out.
Hope that makes sense

It shouldn't be? *kicks* Flickr! Sorry Ann... dunno why it's all screwy.

Totally Skell's fault! He thinks it's hot. After I'd *tried* it, so did I. I even bought stiletto heels and a wiggle walk to go with and got sort of ... fascinated... with watching myself walk away.

I'd wear a burlap sack and wooden shoes if he thought it was sexy...

Gender blurring can be fun.
Lot of stuff in 1980s when I first was doing bar scene involved gender blurring.
I guess it exist depending on where you hung out. I still remember cute punk boys wearing what was called skants they aren't really possible to be made here in same ways because they are pants with built in skirt around them.

Had to google those, guess I'm just too young? But I see no reason they can't be made, combining pants and a skirt layer. Or a prim skirt.

When I live in small college town there was woman who made these punk skirt pants she called Skants that goth and punk guys wore.
There some still gender blurring even know in later goth scene even in Seattle but Skants never really caught on I think just handful in Bellingham ever wore them.
Where I came out in years ago in smaller town there was more activities around Drag Queens at the local gay bar then there were those butch leather men's fashion shows then there is in bigger cities like in Seattle.
Butch stuff that exist now was less, there more Gay guys these days into acting straight and all now then there was then.
I was common to gender blurr in the 1980s then it is now but still exist just not as common except in certain parts of the Goth or Gay scenes.
Which doesn't make sense because it was a lot harder to be Gay or even crossdress back then.
Anyway the Skants were really really expensive, custom made and around 80 usd which was a lot of money back then I never could afford a pair. I am not sure if the idea ever caught on or would be in google. I was 21 that was about 22 yeaars ago.

No, I did get a hit with google image search, and if those are the same type you speak of, they are totally cool.

Oh cool I am glad they are there. I searched I could find one's I saw from back then that I was talking about.
The coolest were the type that were black with painter styled painter straps on sides and military fatigue style.
It was bit masculine but it was nice too especially with combat styled boots.
They sort of remind me of the Utili-kilts. Which run 150 to over 600 usd.
http://www.utilikilts.com/?page_id=46