Transforming the straight lines of a man’s body into the graceful curves of a woman is essential for success as a transvestite. Many transvestites are obsessed with breast and cleavage shapes, but defining your waist is even more important.
A small waist can dramatically enhance your image when crossdressing. Studies have shown that the greater the difference between a woman’s waist and hips, the more attractive she is considered.
Creating a waist can be a challenge for transvestites, but it CAN be done. Obviously, you can’t create a wasp waist from a beer belly (you have to lose weight for that), but the good news is that there are some quick fixes that will instantly reduce your waistline.
Here are 4 secrets to a slim waist when you dress crossdresser:
1. Wear a girdle at the waist.
Corsets are uncomfortable and impractical. Waist straps, on the other hand, are designed to reduce your waistline while allowing you to breathe.
If you have the guts, look for plus size girdles online or at a department store. The best waist cinchers have plastic boning for more shape and can take several inches off your waist.
2. Improve your posture.
Most of us have poor posture due to collapsing on computers all day. Well, there’s no point in dressing in your best cross-dressing gear if you’re going to hunch over and let your gut hang out!
Good posture, on the other hand, can instantly take 10 pounds off your waist. Stand with your chest raised, your shoulders back, and your belly turned in. This can make a big difference to your overall form!
3. Put on a belt.
Belts, especially if they are wide, can act as waist straps if you wear them tight enough. Not too tight! There is nothing worse than seeing two large lumps of fat squeezed out of the sides of your belt.
Belts also define your waist by drawing the eye inward, creating the illusion of a smaller waist. Try to stick to black or brown belts, as dark colors also make an area appear smaller.
4. Make your hips look bigger.
Your waist size is not as important as your overall proportions. The bigger your hips, the smaller your waist will appear.
Padded panties can give you extra curves, but you can also make your hips look larger by wearing a full skirt. Look for skirts with pleats or gathered around the hips to balance your proportions and make your waist look smaller in comparison.
