What's Going On?

Hey and welcome! Right now I'm researching, making notes and plotting the course of this blog. Why don't you subscribe and you'll be the first in the know when I publish new articles.

If you're looking for something to do why not check out these two pairs of shoes, the 3" heel and the 5" heel and tell me what you think of each. I'd love to know. Also, let me know if you're a girl or a boy, or a boy dressed like a girl.

Silvia

Style Guide 2012 - Manning Up In Stockings!

So how would you dress if you loved woman's clothes but wanted to "man up"? What are the does and dont's of the new age of crossdresser?

Natural tones are in, blacks are a win. If you're wearing browns and khaki you'll look great. Pinks and flora's are out, and avoid red or other hot colours. Blue is okay. In short, you're choosing man colours while wearing woman's clothing. Dress for your age group, avoid suicidally high heels and short skirts and you're on the path to success. Less frills, fewer strings.

 

With make-up remember that less is more, so use subtle, natural colours. Breast forms are out, as are bra's and busty corsets. Rather emphasise your waist and legs. For shoes, leather with a low, thick heel is great. Sneaker type shoes are also great.

Silvia

I shouldn't even be here...

It's true, I shouldn't be here. I think the Internet is a pretty remarkable place, where someone can share their thoughts and feeling. Or share a false identity. But here I am, amongst the wolves, so to speak.

Let me be clear from the start; this is only a part of me, it's real enough, but you'll only see the part I want to show. I hope you can love me for who I am.

So why blog? Why Faith & Lace, when there is so much else someone could write about? Again, let me lay down the rules in crystal clarity. I'm going to write about God, love, life, faith and crossdressing. I'm not going to pull punches. I'll mention Jesus, and I'll tell you flat out that I believe He is the risen son of God. As for the lace part, I'm a boy who loves woman's clothing, but I don't think that should make me any less of a man. I'm planning to challenge the common ideas both inside and outside of the crossdressing community of what a transvestite is and can be. It could be a rough ride, but if we learn something then it will all have been worth it.

Silvia Someone