Genderfluid fashion - how to find fashion that suits me?

Pay attention to how women dress in gender neutral ways.
I myself prefer solid color nylon running pants or sweatpants, white jogging shoes and a loose cotton Tee's in brighter colors.
I also wear a thin gold necklace, my treat to my feminine side.

 

I'm much the same. My biggest problem with dressing female, is finding clothes that fit me. Finding a perfect fit in men's clothing is hard enough since I am 6 '6" tall. What I like to do is paint my fingernails pink, and carry a purse. I also find men's clothes that are pink, since I love the color pink.

 

I find that online shopping makes things easy (too easily really, in that it's easy to stay inside the house.) Amazon in particular seems to have accurate size charts for most clothes, or the sellers put the sizes in the product description..

 

Find shops that do a 'tall' section. Finding clothes the right size for you makes all the difference to your confidence. As a guy that's 5'5 and tiny enough to fit in age 12 still when I found the brands that suited my body I felt so much better about myself. A quick Google search gave me stores like new look, next, ASOS and an online store called 'longtallsally' which looks like it could be helpful. Bear in mind that most stores don't stock tall in store so you might have to order online and then return online or in store - whichever is easier for you.

 

I'm going through the same thing to be honest. I'm actually going through a pink and black phase.

 

I don’t think it matters if something “suits” you, so much as if you like it and are comfortable wearing it. If you’re not sure about fashion, you might look through sites like Pinterest or Lookbook or do a few google image searches for some ideas.

Some jewelry like a bracelet or necklace seems easy enough if you like that sort of accessory. Otherwise, I would start with basic things... plain t-shirts and jeans, yoga pants, or leggings. Getting them in a girl’s cut should make a difference, and then you’ll have an idea of sizing for other outfits. From there it’s really up to what you like to wear.

Afraid I don’t have suggestions for stores since I don’t know much about the UK. For pants it might be easier to check regular stores instead of thrift since (at least here) thrift stores tend to have a totally random selection... I can always find shirts but never pants.