Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
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Clothes for Butches

I was delighted to find this article about clothing designers    catering to female-bodied people with masculine personalities who choose to wear men's clothing.

EDIT:
technoshaman has sponsored my Fledgling Grace poem "Needlework."  It examines similar issues of wardrobe changes and tailoring caused by people suddenly sprouting wings.
Tags: gender studies, news, shopping
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Very cool! I've known many a woman who looked awesome in a well-tailored suit, but finding someone to *actually do the tailoring*... well, perhaps that's getting a bit easier, thanks Be. Bespoke clothing is nearly a lost art in America, and I suspect dying on Saville Row as well... I should like to see it make a renaissance...

After all, Andrew Johnson, who ended up in my hometown after the unpleasantness that was his presidency, was a tailor, both before and after... it is an honourable profession. (His shop has been preserved by the Park Service, along with the house a block away.)
>>I've known many a woman who looked awesome in a well-tailored suit,<<

Agreed. I like suits for certain business situations, and I strongly prefer trousers to skirts.

>> but finding someone to *actually do the tailoring*... well, perhaps that's getting a bit easier, thanks Be. Bespoke clothing is nearly a lost art in America, and I suspect dying on Saville Row as well... I should like to see it make a renaissance... <<

Agreed. "Needlework" in my Fledgling Grace series deals with this issue, although it hasn't been sponsored yet.

(oops)

thnidu

January 7 2013, 21:35:34 UTC 8 years ago Edited:  January 7 2013, 21:36:47 UTC

EDIT: ___has sponsored my Fledgling Grace poem "Needlework."
Was there a name and journal link in there? – Wanna read it once I've got must-do's done.

about clothing designers _atering to
That's LJ butchering posts again. It seems to be deleting links, usernames, and letters or words in the vicinity of links or usernames.