Female shirts

[sleevelesswimp]

I'm a man who LOVES going sleeveless as long as the shirt has a collar and buttons. Looks great on me!

[TabulaRasa]

Cap sleeves can make a t-styled shirt look more feminine and less like a men's t-shirt. It's only flattering if the shirt fits, though.

[haggardhouseelf]

Young women's clothing is cut to show off a young woman's body more... men's (all ages) clothing is cut to be more roomy and comfortable.

Not fair, but that's fashion for you. When you hit your thirties... all of a sudden you find yourself in fashion limbo. You don't want to dress like a tryin' to be hip 20-something tryin' to catch yourself a man club and bar-hoppin' type anymore, but the women's style clothing seems to frumpy and shapeless. It's tricky. It helps when you have your own sense of style. To heck with being mainstream!

[LinaJo76]

Yeah, I don't wear women's cropped t-shirts anymore. Not for the last 3 years. They look better on teenagers, in my opinion.

I love those button down, sleeveless shirts (I have a bunch of them. They go great with jeans, shorts, and capris). It's more of my type.

But I do wear long tank tops when I workout (go jogging, taking long walks, or doing Pilates/Yoga). And regular large t-shirts also, when I workout.

[LinaJo76]

Originally Posted by haggardhouseelf

Young women's clothing is cut to show off a young woman's body more... men's (all ages) clothing is cut to be more roomy and comfortable.

Not fair, but that's fashion for you. When you hit your thirties... all of a sudden you find yourself in fashion limbo. You don't want to dress like a tryin' to be hip 20-something tryin' to catch yourself a man club and bar-hoppin' type anymore, but the women's style clothing seems to frumpy and shapeless. It's tricky. It helps when you have your own sense of style. To heck with being mainstream!

I totally agree. I never follow fashion (besides a lot of it is way too expensive for me anyway). I have my own style. Not too tight, not too "slutty" looking, and not too frumpy or baggy either. Sensible, simple, and I can wear it anywhere. That's more my style.