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Why Not Wednesday - Style Yourself Androgynous

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neither clearly masculine nor clearly feminine in appearance;

  • Forget another night of braving the cold come in a glitzy sequinned party dresses; trade for an oversized singlet top & some black skinny jeans. Team with tussled bed hair and accessorise with a simple black clutch and go easy on the makeup, foundation & eyeliner ought to do it.

  • Break the mould at this year's Christmas parties, give the cocktail dress a rest and strut your stuff in a tailored suit. Simple basics, black suit, white shirt & skinny white tie ought to do it. For a more feminine twist, try teaming a tailored suit with a ruffled shirt.

  • Shop like a man. Forget Topshop, check out Topman. Guys don't enjoy the fashion they are lucky enough to have at their disposal so let's give them a hand; try casual flat shoes, brogues, cardi's & shirts.

  • Dust off the Doc's. Don't have a pair? Jump on ebay and grab yourself (an already worn in) a pair. Their quality means they'll last you a lifetime and they can be teamed with anything from jeans to floral sun dresses.

  • Incorporate braces into your corporate wardrobe; try popping a pair on with a loose white shirt tucked into plaid shirts over opaque tights with flat brogues . Do not underestimate the boys/teens section either, us girls tend to be a wee bit smaller/different shaped than the fella's & so if that's the case for you, give the younger male section of stores a go - you'll be amazed at what you find (super fabulous super hero undies are often nearby and while not strictly androgynous they are strictly awesome!).

  • In the market for a new watch? Don't overlook blokes styles - they are often way more edgy & versatile than their feminine counterparts.

  • It's simple, Avril probably scared you out of it for the past few years but the time has come for us non rock/punk/pop star girls to bring back the tie - corporate or casual! If you're still a little afraid wearing a tie may have you regarded as emo or Avril fan (not that there is anything wrong with that, it just may not be the look you so desire); try using a scarf in navy, maroon or brown and tie around your neck in as you would do a tie.

  • Enjoy wide leg trousers with a tucked in shirt or t-shirt and create a sense of mystery with a bowler/trilby hat dipped coyly over one eye.

  • Get your vest out! Worn over a loose fitting crisp white shirt with a neck tie is the epitome of androgynous fabulousness.

    Do you ever style yourself as an androgynous girl about town? Share your favourite androgynous style tips/role models!
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    Kate is the 23 year old Australian web editor behind treslola.com (and tresviva.com). After 3 years of living and working in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, Kate has returned to Sydney to study journalism. Her adoration runs deep for London, dumplings, bubble tea, David Tennant, John Barrowman, How I Met Your Mother, Peaches, travel, progressive activism and writing. Learn more about Kate and treslola.com here.

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