Please pardon my answering in English.
I have two completely different ways of wearing my skirts.
One is the Utilikilt look, where I use various lengths and colors of Utilikilts to go with any occasion I go to. In my Utilikilt, I have been to business meetings, to church, to sports games, to concerts, and to plays, and even the movies. When I want to look casual, I will wear a t-shirt, or some other casual shirt and boots. When I want to look more formal, I will wear a dress-shirt and tie, and perhaps a blazer, or pullover with knee high socks and nice shoes.
My other look is the more daring. A skirt above the knee, and based on whether it is hot or cold outside, with sandals or knee socks or with tights, pantyhose, and even over-the-calf boots. With this outfit, I will either wear a t-shirt or a pullover. I also have some masculine-looking women's shoes. When I wear this, I am more adventureous, and probably outrageous. I am trying to blend a women's clothing look in with my masculine self. I do not try to look like a woman or act like a woman, but I try to blend "her" stuff into what I wear. I will wear this to places where I am more annonomous, like for instance the grocery store, or shopping malls, or downtown, and sometimes to a concert or play, by combining it with a blazer, or something definitely masculine. I would not wear this outfit to a business meeting or to work or to church. I would like to, but I don't think my associates are ready to see me in that.
Having said that, it does not worry me if someone I know from work or from church should happen to see me in my more feminine look, because they would be seeing me in a place that would not effect them, and besides, they already know I wear kilts.
This was just too much for me to try to put into German, so thanks for your patience,
Bill
