Does anyone have ideas for a "soft look" for a transgendered classical musician due to perform next week

Question

Hi! I am going to be presenting some classical music I wrote to a professional group. I am transgendered, male to female, but not fully transitioning. Anyway, my look is becoming very androgynous, with long auburn hair and the low dose hormones I am taking are showing some subtle effects. I want to present myself in comfortable, relaxed yet nice clothing, which is flattering and well . . . has a soft quality to it without being obviously feminine. Men's clothing or women's clothing, but the women's clothing can't be so obviously feminine that I look like I am crossdressing. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Also, want to wear my hair in a demure way -- willing to go more feminine for hairstyle -- it works for me! This is a big big step for me, both professionally and personally! I can't wait! Thanks! - Ashley

Answer 1

Hmmm... you might try a more feminine suit with some amazing shoes. As for hair.... hmmm. I don't really have luck with giving hair advice, as mine is cut in an easy to take care of boy cut... just wash and go, that's my motto. Maybe a nice french braid?

Answer 2

I particularly could agree, your music could be human beings's significant concentration and that i'm assuming you'd be onstage so noone will truly manage to make certain you % up. the numerous issue is that you gown so that you experience smooth because once you're feeling uncomfortable it is going to impact your performance. From what I particularly have seen with reference to classical music performances you cant flow previous a marvelous sharpe faded colored lengthy sleeved blouse and black pants. It matches the music, its a classic look! wish all of it is going properly.