/fa/ - Fashion

>>11803084
Like this?

hey /fa/ I recently got a bunch of men's dress shirts from my brother and my dad (and my brother and i have almost the same body except I have boobs). I wanna cultivate a style like this; but when i wear the shirts as-is, I look so masculine to the point that people just think I'm a man. I dont want that.

How can I tailor the shirts so that i can wear them and still be obviously womanly?

Will simply tightening them work? or do i need to add some darts or tapers or something...? please help.
I can sew, but i dont know that much about pattern drafting.

>tfw women inspo posted here is always better than male inspo
I'll dump what I have

hey /fa/; I'm in a bit of a pickle, want to craft a style thats androgynous, but still professional. I usually wear mens clothes (dress shirts, sweaters and skinny jeans), and I'm always taken for a young male (I'm 23; but people always think I'm a 17 or 18 year old boy).

So, uhh, ideas? I like menswear, and I don't want to wear any skirts, or anything thats super-feminine, but I want to look like an androgynous woman, as opposed to a teenage boy.

I'm very tall (6'2"), and slender-ish, and I have a very feminine face, and small boobs, but a boyish-frame (35- 28.5- 36.5)\

I like this look, but when I wear something similar, people still read me as a boy.