Trust me, the last thing I want to sound like is anyone's grandmother :blink:. Time for a refresh of my choice of words, I think.

I figured anything more specific would get me in trouble. What the hell, "handsome" is one of the "H" words I can think of :eyebat:.

**walks away with a blush**

Cavalli works, too :) But yes, Dolce & Gabbana with nice-fitting jeans and boots. Hot. Hot. Hot. I also like the cardigan look, and stylish glasses. I always fall hard for those types :)

That sort of catch-all statement is a bit like saying the only beautiful women are blondes.


It's less about the specific brand or designer but how it fits, how you wear it and whether it can help to externalise something that's internal.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2442560.html OR google tomboy tailors


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[quote=Ciaran;746204]D & G is my personal choice. Sorry if I generalized. It's a personal choice for me.

Yes, a person's style should reflect their unique personality.

I'm not really into fashion. But if I'm gonna spend money it would be D & G. I would have it tailored to fit my body.

The devil is in the details.

I am currently a fashion design student in university. I am designing a gender neutral clothing line with an emphasis on masculine designs fitted to a female body type. I currently need to do research and was hoping some of you would be willing to complete a short, anonymous survey. The link is below.

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