What type of blouse with wife's hostess skirt

[piperdbh]

"Acceptable" can mean just about anything. And, Georgia can be very warm or quite chilly in October. A long skirt might be too hot to wear; then again, she might need a jacket of some sort, regardless of blouse choice.

[tripleblessed]

"Acceptable" can mean just about anything. And, Georgia can be very warm or quite chilly in October. A long skirt might be too hot to wear; then again, she might need a jacket of some sort, regardless of blouse choice.

Initially, reading the title, I thought, since you're borrowing her skirt, just ask her which blouse to put with it. Then sanity
(I have no idea whose) kicked in and I opened it the thread to find the more mundane reality. Although, this being Atlanta,
you might be amazed how few looks you'd get. I've seen more than one man in a woman's kilt at Stone Mountain.

In agreement with advice above. Stone Mountain may blazing hot or quite cool. Or both in the same day. I wear tees,
mostly. Sometimes long sleeves to the games on Saturday, but usually regret it.

[RedBoatFl]

I do appreciate the helpful comments.
I think the t-shirt look would be silly on her.

I posted in the womens section.
How anyone would imagine a man, unknown to them as cross dressing is rather disturbing.

The long range weather forcasts are funny. I live in the south.

In all seriousness, the style was what I was asking about.
Todds photos were helpfull.

Thank you.

[Lady Grey]

Interesting question.
- I don't really wear shirts/blouses as they don't sit well on me.
My best suggestion is something plain in style, in a toning colour.
Therefore something that suits her figure (she'll know)
- There are some nice wrap/surplice style tops that would look lovely with a hostess length.
- Our Highland Games are often hot and I find a singlet top suitable with a cotton cardigan or bolero as Anne suggested if needed. It can be dressy or casual depending on the style
-Whilst chunky boots may not be "correct" they are practical depending on the terrain and won't really be seen. (I wear Doc's under my long skirt)
- Most women know what style and cut suits them on their upper body so use her knowledge.

[tripleblessed]

I do appreciate the helpful comments.
I think the t-shirt look would be silly on her.

I posted in the womens section.
How anyone would imagine a man, unknown to them as cross dressing is rather disturbing.

The long range weather forcasts are funny. I live in the south.

In all seriousness, the style was what I was asking about.
Todds photos were helpfull.

Thank you.

All appropriate apologies offered. I came to this by "Today's Posts", not the forum, so didn't see and was not thinking
"Women's Section", nor was I thinking crossdressing. Just the flow and play of words. The guys at the games in kilts
made for women were unaware there was a difference, having found them in thrift shops.

Will be good to meet both of you at the games. We have a pre-games get-together at the Tavern in Conyers not far
time wise from the games, please consider joining us if you'll be here Friday night.

[RedBoatFl]

We will not arrive until Sat.
Daughter is Drum Major for highschool band.
Friday night HS football is a big deal.
Elliotts aren't usually the most numerous clan at the games.

Please do say hello.

[tripleblessed]

Having played not that far north of you in south Georgia, I absolutely agree about Friday nights. Also know
Drum Major is a big deal, too. We'll miss you, but will know you're having fun.

We typically meet up at the Tartan Museum tent for an X Marks meet, greet, and photo op; please join us
and we'll all say hello in person.