androgynous presentation, how do you do it.

I try to dress in a somewhat gender neutral/androgynous way, but I still present in a male fashion, so I dunno too much about being 100% androgynous. My best advice would be to dress how you feel comfortable. Find how you like to dress and present yourself.

 

You might have a look at this:
http://emptyclosets.com/forum/gender-identity-expression/153534-how-look-more-androgynous.html

 

Keeping my frame slim. Growing taller.

I've been talking lower. I feel like it is easier to blend if I talk softer and lower. Sometimes, there's a little rasp in my voice too.

I've been wearing clothes from both sections. Especially, these South American work shirts that look like European Tunics. Because they are a foreign style, many people probably don't know that I am wearing a man's shirt. It's like cross dressing incognito. I also wear long-sleeved button down women's blouses from Uniqlo. They have an unisex-ish vibe with some of their clothes. People look at me and assume that I am wearing Men's. You really can't tell.

I don't wear anything that is too obviously feminine, especially in cut. I do have exceptions in cloaks, some shoes, and jewelry. I don't wear anything that is butch, or at least, I try not to. I don't want to look butch. It's about keeping some balance and ambiguity.

 

At this point, I am so feminine in appearance that presenting in solely masculine ways is the only way for me to be taken androgynously. I'm cautious with how much femme I incorporate into my presentation for now, but ideally, in the future, I won't need to be cautious at all. We'll see I guess.