Off to a concert this weekend - tiny-tiny bit of gender fun

Miss and I are lucky to have great seats to a concert this weekend.

She has been cooking up a new look for herself for when we go out.

The best way I can describe it is that it has a a bit "rough girl" feel to it. There is a hint of tomboy, pushing a slight bit into the "butch" stereotype look (if there is one). But that's only going to apply to her outfit. Her hair will still be the wonderful curly/wavy completely feminine style, and she said she's going with pink nail polish.

The outfit itself that I think she's planning on wearing, consists of a moss-green top that is webbed in  kind of a crochet mesh style (think of a mesh type beach cover-up, see-through), over the same color top. The pants are tan, and while they are women's, they look more like Dockers or Dickies. Like guy casual work pants. The kicker to this will be her Doc Marten shoes. For the purse it's more of a tote bag type of thing.

I wish I had pictures to share of her outfit (will have those after the show), but here is a picture of a similar purse. Maybe it's more of a satchel-like purse? It's very flat, not bulky at all. I actually think this picture is of the one we bought for me (my first purse!)

I feel very lucky as far as my outfit is concerned. It's 100% women's clothes from head to toe! A pink top, with black vinyl-like textured pants. The shoes are casual black, with a very slight heel. I'll be wearing plumb colored lace socks.

We took a picture of me dressed up (sorry the lighting is poor).

Me!

So while I'm not going as jen, I think we may come off a little like a gay man and woman, or a feminine man and slightly masculine woman based on what we're wearing - which would be pretty fun. And hopefully we'll be promoting acceptance of gender diversity in the process!