I feel more feminine and alive and I love it!
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I've also never felt more feminine than with my beard.
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"It was fine, but a little more feminine," she says.
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Unfortunately for her, Debbie is hotter, blonder and more feminine.
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Whenever I tried to be more feminine it felt… wrong.
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I can be vulnerable and more feminine and almost fragile.
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The models offer a softer, more feminine aesthetic The models offer a softer, more feminine aesthetic, standing in stark contrast to Huawei's first smartwatch, which looked like it was tailor-made for Gordon Gekko.
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To say that there's great power in a more feminine approach.
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I wanted my nose to be smaller, more delicate, more feminine.
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An identical rose on a woman's skin will smell more feminine.
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I'll feel more masculine one day and more feminine another day.
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This one was more feminine in style with even more marble.
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On days when Eli felt more feminine, they desired bigger breasts.
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It allowed me to act more feminine without being perceived as female.
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Some days, I feel more feminine, and others, I feel more masculine.
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Dressing more feminine, in my mind, meant saying goodbye to pants forever.
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I want it to be androgynous, more feminine to battle the masculine.
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We recognize that more diverse, more feminine leadership might better solve problems.
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This $498 pussy-bow dress is one of Kate's more feminine looks.
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If you're gay or more feminine, you're not in control of that.
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I feel guys in my photos are more feminine and I tend to make them more feminine, and the girls, no matter who I shoot, now matter how they look, I tend to light them in more strong ways.
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I started out with more of the lolita style, the more feminine styles.
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"The more modern shag is more feminine than it's ever been," she explains.
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"The future direction will be more feminine with Mariette Rissenbeek" Ms. Grütters said.
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The Sofie's more feminine design and pavé bezel is more geared towards women.
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Today, I'm using The One by D&G for a more feminine fragrance.
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Maybe I am a little more feminine -- but that's the way it is.
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In an attempt to appear more feminine, Christie wore makeup, heels, and long hair.
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In college I joined a sorority in hopes that I would feel more "feminine".
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She started wearing makeup, adopted a feminine hairstyle, and started wearing more feminine clothes.
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The training mechanism teaches people how to control their voices to sound more feminine.
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Sure enough, they tended to rate voices with higher resonant frequencies as more feminine.
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For Fishkin, it's about showing Zimmer's more feminine side through her red carpet looks.
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"The next collection is a little bit more playful and more feminine," says Tyler.
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He also told her he'd like to start dressing in a more feminine style.
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I know a lot of straight men who are maybe more feminine than me.
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On Facebook, though, men seem to underplay their interest in artists considered more feminine.
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"You could feel the new touch with maybe more feminine cuts, longer skirts," she said.
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She gravitates toward art that she describes as more "feminine" in color, pattern, and material.
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Those things are like, 'What does this have to do with me sounding more feminine?
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In Return of the Jedi, she gets to be more feminine, more supportive, more affectionate.
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His style is more feminine than that of most men in Kabul, Ms. d'Aki said.
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But I realized I'm a little bit more feminine at heart than I thought I was.
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They think Asian women are more petite, more beautiful, more feminine than us big white women.
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So if a boy acts more "feminine" (like being kind), he can be teased or bullied.
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"Let the women play in more feminine clothes like they do in volleyball," he told reporters.
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Perhaps the girls are returning to the forest, historically the seat of a more feminine power.
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Androgynous looks are shown as just as stylish and coveted as outfits that are more feminine.
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What happens when someone is more feminine-presenting in contrast to when someone is more masculine-presenting?
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Some of us are more feminine or more masculine with no correlation to what gender we are.
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Bradshaw, ostensibly the more feminine watch, has more than a half-dozen metallic colors, with matching straps.
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Textio uses data from all these sources to figure out which language is more feminine or masculine.
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So does the perception that liberal arts careers are more feminine while STEM careers are more masculine.
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When I was more feminine presenting, going through TSA was annoying, but didn't cause me any anxiety.
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He took the first step in becoming a woman: surgery to help his face look more feminine.
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Some days I feel more feminine, some more masculine, and some days I'm somewhere in the middle.
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For those who want to look more feminine without resorting to fetish wear, though, there is little available.
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The problem here isn't necessarily the idea of these more feminine, social media-savvy touches to her story.
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Typically I use men's names for business articles and women's names for life stories and more 'feminine' issues.
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The Wander has a more feminine design, with a gold finish and softer lines, and interchangeable leather straps.
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I'm very excited that today we can touch a few things and create an even more feminine product.
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If you present as a more feminine lesbian, you're someone to proposition, to fetishize, to sexually harass or abuse.
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For boys, who are already immersed in a hyper-masculine culture, becoming more feminine is becoming more well-rounded.
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The submissive males, hoping to avoid a fight, emit a thinner, more feminine roar, and consequently lose the mate.
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While the reviews were generally positive, they all focused on whether the opera demonstrated more "feminine" than "masculine" tendencies.
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One of my sponsors was telling me I should wear girl pants and be more feminine because it's marketable.
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Sometimes these individuals may identify or express themselves as more masculine on some days, and more feminine on others.
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What's more feminine than having to deal day in and day out with the horrific ramifications of rape culture?
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Frank emotiveness and sensitivity become culturally sanctioned again, emo comes back and we enter a supposedly more feminine cycle.
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But she's more than meets the eye, because Jody unveiled a more feminine side of herself throughout the show's filming.
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They're not afraid to use what some people would call more feminine-sounding melodies because they make it their own.
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In the meantime, I used makeup to make my face look more feminine, and just knew my angles for photographs.
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And, you know, the world feels a little more feminine, a little more beautiful, and a little tougher for it.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she says.
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"I felt more feminine and vulnerable than I've felt in my entire life," Doherty tells Health for their March cover.
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I always knew my partner was more feminine than me and we kind of found the words for it later.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she said.
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He said he made the statue's appearance "a little more modern, a little more feminine" than the original's "masculine" features.
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They fear if they are, they will no longer be seen as "manly," and be bullied for seeming more feminine.
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After conducting a series of experiments, researchers found that consumers who "go green" are stereotyped by others as more feminine.
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And women also can't engage their political skills in more feminine ways, because that's not how you play the game.
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When they're down, it brings out the more feminine side of me, but then I might wear a cap with it.
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As a transgender woman, Shauna Brooks was willing to undergo any plastic surgery to look more feminine — even from questionable sources.
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Studies show that men whose wives keep their maiden names are perceived as more feminine and less powerful in the marriage.
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Baby Phat's apparel quickly inherited the urban aesthetic of Phat Farm—aspirationally decadent, comfortable, bold— but for a more feminine customer.
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One Decline II interviewee claimed "if I look more feminine I get laid easier" and several men make the same claim.
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" The furniture and lighting may become "a little more feminine and related to fashion," she says, "maybe a bit more playful.
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However, alongside the more feminine trappings of Greta Gerwig's reimagining of Louisa May Alcott's classic, there are other details that linger.
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On average, men and women saw the consumers who engaged in green behavior as more feminine than those who did not.
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"We loved the juxtaposition of a name that's more traditionally masculine and a name that's more feminine," Ms. Scotten, 35, explained.
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We are very diverse, but the trans women who get media attention tend to fit the more feminine ideal or expectations.
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What's more feminine, after all, than having to deal day in and day out with the horrific ramifications of rape culture?
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It felt more feminine in style and I decided it would be a great place to host a huge slumber party.
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"We have to hide the more feminine aspects of ourselves because they are going to be perceived as weak," Stanton tells PEOPLE.
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It also is slightly nipped in around the center of the body to skim the torso and give a more feminine profile.
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" BT: "This Kooples dress is a little more feminine than I tend to go (hence the tags) but I just love it.
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Musgraves leans into the idea that she's not going to do what anyone tells her by making the music even more feminine.
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Kerr talks all about her newlywed life and the more feminine and masculine roles she and Spiegel (respectively) take on at home.
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I'd wear it tied when I wanted a more feminine silhouette, or without when I needed something straight and kind of boxy.
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The company's name, rooted from the Latin word "Claris," meaning "clear, bright and brilliant," was meant to have a more feminine sound.
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The first group tended to prefer faces that appeared more feminine, but the second group found all the morphed faces relatively unattractive.
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"It could be the case that if companies modified their behavior, and became more feminine, that they would be successful," he said.
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So black is that and red is the representation of something that's more feminine which expresses who they are as a group.
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The more feminine my body has become, the more comfortable I have been in wearing whatever the hell I feel like wearing.
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In other words, humanity's success may stem in part from the fact that men are more "feminine" than we care to admit.
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Here is me as the photo was taken, more masculine, younger, and more feminine (starting from the top left and moving clockwise).
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But because she has grown and taken on a more feminine build, she must adjust to the limitations of her new body.
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"Most recently I've been embracing a softer, more feminine side to my fashion," said Hatch while sorting a rack of women's dresses.
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An androgyne person may feel more masculine than feminine, more feminine than masculine, or an equal amount of both at any given time.
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I was meant to be—because I happened to be the more feminine—submissive, and I was going to make them feel good.
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Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris both leaned into the more feminine looks that they've tended toward on the campaign trail thus far.
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But her androgynous fashion style often caused people to call her a boy, or caused partners to try and make her more feminine.
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Hip movements are a key feature of female movements, and the more feminine you are, the larger and more expressive your hip movements.
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As for the new model, "I love it because it is even more feminine than my creation," she said, speaking through an interpreter.
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Reading the book was really eye-opening for me and helped me understand in detail the more feminine aspects of spirituality and religion.
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The only time I get to be myself is after work, so I don't mind splurging on some things to feel more feminine.
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Cartoonist Laerte Coutinho similarly modified his voice throughout the reading, but assuming higher or lower, more feminine or more masculine tones of voice.
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Appointing a gender-equal Cabinet isn't the only way Clinton hopes to strike a new, more collaborative tone — and a more feminine leadership strategy.
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I wanted us to be in traditional dresses and more feminine clothing, as well as show that women are not one-dimensional human beings.
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" Her style is "more feminine than ever before," she recently told InStyle, "probably because I'm super in love and have a really manly man.
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"They say 'Muscles make you look manly' … I personally have never felt more feminine and happy than I do now," she wrote on Instagram.
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Tiana is a lot more feminine, in heels and stuff like that, which is cool because they wanted her to be more like Beyoncé.
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Marketers have found that women are more easily swayed by eco messaging, perhaps because men view green products and behaviors as inherently more feminine.
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The erotic, which is to me a more feminine notion, is hugely missing from much of the imagery we see that involves naked bodies.
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I wore a headband to make me look more feminine but I pushed it back and it made it look like I had horns.
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It turned out that the faces of gay men exhibited slightly more "feminine" proportions, on average, and that the converse was true for women.
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"I'm a really girlie person, so I wanted a much more feminine environment," says Culpo, who next stars in the Bruce Willis action flick Reprisal.
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" Samantha said, "I wanted to be more feminine, I wanted to be more desirable, I wanted to be more appreciated, I wanted to feel smart.
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My nose is smaller, slimmer and more feminine – which is exactly what I wanted – but that doesn't stop the perfectionist in me taking over sometimes.
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"In those first few years I started working, I was told over and over that I needed to look sweeter and more feminine," she said.
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"Art was considered something that was a little more feminine — to sell the concept of this, these guys had to make it macho," she said.
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Right now, in the mainstream, people appear to be more open to things like astrology that are traditionally considered more feminine and kind of taboo.
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Moretz showed off her more feminine side in this navy daisy printed flared skirt by Victoria Beckham at the harper x Harper's BAZAAR September Issue Party.
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This put female athletes under pressure to look more feminine, because if they didn't, they would face the scrutiny of the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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He said the room would have a more feminine feel, a menu revolving around vegetables and seafood, and service that would not shrink from tableside extravagance.
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Give the hue a try, but ditch the trouser silhouette for a more feminine (but not too girly) iteration that maintains some of its utilitarian origins.
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"In another experiment, participants perceived themselves to be more feminine after recalling a time when they did something good versus bad for the environment," they write.
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Overall, about one in five students described themselves as either equally masculine and feminine, as females who were more masculine, or as males who were more feminine.
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" Curl Appeal"When I stretch my curls into a look that's fuller, I feel more feminine, confident, and even sexier because, TBH, there's more to play with!
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Some of Bost's coworkers were supportive, but others responded to her transition with harassment that escalated as her "gender expression gradually became more feminine," the lawsuit states.
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McAllister and Kawitzky wondered: Could training trans women to use these techniques, with the aid of visual feedback, lead others to perceive their voices as more feminine?
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As they walked down the pale pink runway, models wore comfortable high-heeled shoes - some with a squared point, most made of lycra - or more feminine sandals.
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Jieyu Liu, who specializes in the sociology of gender in China, said, "gender boundaries are blurring" with popular Korean and Japanese dramas presenting more feminine male characters.
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The "femininity marathon" would allow women to feel more feminine, and would brighten up the office for the - mainly male - staff, the company told news website TJurnal.
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"In this new phase of my style it's nice to look more feminine, have a real waistline, and, you know, embrace the body I have," she said.
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Charan Singh: There was a subgroup of men who were calling themselves kothis, who were more feminine and equivalent to street queens who would sometimes dress up.
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The DNC didn't just nominate the first woman to lead a major party's presidential ticket; it also celebrated Hillary Clinton's womanhood and her more feminine leadership styles.
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Alongside the natural hair movement, there's been a wave of women making the decision to shave their heads completely, many saying they feel "even more feminine" without hair.
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I guess I figure sports in general market more toward the masculine audience, so it's reasonable to make an effort to bring in more feminine fans as well.
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Every couple of months, photos from FaceApp—a face-editing app that uses neural network to make users look younger, older, more feminine, or more masculine—goes viral.
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In response, the Dancing with the Stars host avoided her more feminine clothing and opted for a tomboy look in hopes that it would deter the "unwanted" attention.
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The women were selected to bring softer, more feminine lines to Lapponia, whose style had long been associated with the masculine, sculpturelike forms first conceived by Mr. Weckstrom.
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Recently, I've started experimenting with silhouettes that are more feminine so now I live at the intersection of Sean from Boy Meets World, workwear queer, and kink daddy.
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"Women are often expected to show more feminine traits like empathy and being modest, or risk being seen as less likeable and not a team player," Morgan added.
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But women who downplay their athleticism to appear more feminine will have their commitment to sports, or their athletic ability, questioned by their coaches or teammates, Dr. Mann says.
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"I feel a lot more feminine when my nails look like claws," she tells me after I ask if there's a moment when she clicks into her drag persona.
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" Harrington likens this type of gendered violence to other more "feminine" tropes: "[It's] the same with hair-pulling, those wonderful old Dallas and Dynasty woman-on-woman violence sessions.
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"Even if men are more feminine and earn less money than their partners, they are not expected to do more chores and childcare than they otherwise would," Quadlin said.
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"I wanted to very subtly make the women's floor more masculine and the men's floor more feminine—to say, in a way, that things are changing," she told me.
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Mr. Trump's language is the most polarized between masculine and feminine, though he has been sounding more feminine over the campaign, perhaps to try to appeal to female voters.
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Research suggests that society places a subtle but strong pressure on young girls to choose more "feminine" areas like the humanities, instead of the more "masculine" fields like STEM.
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The term "masc 4 masc" is increasingly prevalent on dating sites for gay men as a way of prioritizing masculine-presenting people and filtering out more feminine-presenting ones.
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More feminine and distinctive than the broad, stereotypically masculine brushstrokes of much Abstract Expressionism, these forms morph into figures reminiscent of traditional Korean woodcuts in her later collage work.
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If we, as a society, allow men to be more "feminine," then the gender gap will shrink, although probably because men will leave tech and leadership for traditionally feminine roles.
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A sudden rainstorm produced a larger-than-expected crowd for an indoor cow-judging contest ("That first place heifer is just a little more feminine than the second-place heifer").
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Some transgender women purchase black-market hormones or have household products -- tire repair solution, window caulking -- injected into their faces and hips to make themselves look more feminine, Emmons said.
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"Their brand creed of tough but luxurious is why I choose TAG Heuer over brands considered more 'feminine,' because I need a timepiece as multifaceted as I am," she said.
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"People still commonly misgender me (as in, for a male model), but now that I've become more feminine looking because of the hormones, it's made people more aware," she says.
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If a masculine queer woman is in a relationship with a feminine-presenting woman, as Smith is, the automatic assumption is that the more feminine woman would carry their child.
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I think the judges have been looking for the softer, more feminine and vulnerable side of my personality, and I think that's what we aim to give them this week.
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Back when the big screen was a little more glamorous, women were a little more feminine, the men a little more charming — and the world a little less politically correct.
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It is here that Mongillo's voice shifts from shy reserve to full-on vulnerability, employing more feminine vocal patterns as he gradually lets his guard down around this new figure.
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And I just thought that this needed a little more modern, a little more contemporary face, definitely more feminine, just something that I thought was more appropriate for Las Vegas.
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Deschamps-Braly, however, had no qualms about admitting that, though his official brief was to make his patients look more feminine, his goal was also to make them look prettier.
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However, Will confirmed that there are men who "think some drinks are more feminine," which adds an unnecessary layer of social drama to the mundane daily ritual of coffee consumption.
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Her voice is lighter, more feminine, than in later tracks, and the music itself consists of classic four-to-the-floor rhythms and orchestral shapes that are typical of disco.
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If we, as a society, allow men to be more "feminine," then the gender gap will shrink, although probably because men will leave tech and leadership for traditionally "feminine" roles.
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As her stylist, Lee said Aaliyah maintained control of her look -- from the baggy jeans and bandanas she started out wearing to the more feminine attire she chose in later years.
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The kids weren't old enough to order for themselves at that point, and I guess the wait staff just assumed that the more feminine of us had to be the mom.
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When a woman is shaped in a more feminine way, or is dressed or carrying herself as a stereotypical woman would, visual and textual cues position her as an unthreatening competitor.
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How architecture had gotten more feminine with Art Nouveau, how the notions of gender were beginning to change in the 1920s, with women's clothing becoming more boyish and haircuts getting shorter.
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They took the step of going to a voice clinic with the paradoxical hope of learning to pitch their voice higher but not of having a more feminine voice, not exactly.
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And D. H. Lawrence is infinitely more feminine than Jane Austen, if one is talking about these qualities of sensitivity, vulnerability and perception traditionally ascribed by male critics to female novelists. . . .
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If a boy seems more feminine because he likes to do certain things or wear clothes that are traditionally reserved for women, then he is considered gay or a cross-dresser.
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It fuses a mix of tuberose and rich, vibrant woods and has a bottle designed with curves and rose gold adornments to give its traditionally more masculine flask a more feminine look.
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She feels masculine and dominant in her everyday life, but is able to be more feminine and shy or submissive when she's negotiating a BDSM scene with one of her play partners.
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It also speaks to the two different sides of Rock: The side that likes to be more feminine, and the other side that wants to express itself in a more masculine manner.
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The comics version of the Dora Milaje were more feminine, with long, straight hair, red miniskirts, and high stiletto heels — one could say they looked like the lost members of En Vogue.
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More controversially, Kosinski and Wang's paper claimed that the program based its decision on differences in facial structure; that gay men's faces were more feminine and lesbian women's faces were more masculine.
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"As we moved into the 2000s, women coming to work really wanted to dress authentically like themselves, and be a little bit more feminine," Ann Taylor president Julie Rosen tells CNN Business.
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The shirts tend to taper in a bit under the bust, which lends itself to a slightly more feminine feel, so if that doesn't feel right for you, I recommend sizing up.
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A more feminine world is a world which gives birth to new and beautiful ideas for sustainable growth, it is also a world which takes care of all individuals who feel disengaged.
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Ricky was originally the hormone monster of Nick, until Nick goes through an existential crisis about his sex drive and Ricky is way too old to assist with Nick's more feminine energy.
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I wear anything and everything that looks good - to me; from women's clothing that looks more 'masculine' (women's boxy blazers are tailored works of art) to men's clothing that look more 'feminine'.
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There, he captured a series of looks that celebrate the more feminine side of men's wear: loosely tailored suiting mixed with softer touches, like florals and ruffles, as styled by Jay Massacret.
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"I think light-skin privilege is when light-skin people, like myself, are given preferential treatment or seen as softer, more feminine, or more approachable than our darker-skin peers," Ashley Edwards explains.
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I was really quite offended by that because just because she had the choice to be a female doesnt [sic] mean she is better or more feminine or prettier than us natural females.
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And if you skew more feminine with your style, a skirt with built-in suspender-style straps taps into the ease and utility of a pair of overalls, without recalling Kristy Thomas vibes.
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Over time, as more comfortable looks became acceptable, women's workwear choices expanded: more feminine dresses and pants became acceptable, pantyhose were seen less, and shoe options increased to include a variety of styles.
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They used to be sunken, sleepy, half-opened slits, and by the magic of taking a few blue and white pills every day, they're bigger and more feminine than they used to be.
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Her mom prefers simpler, more modest clothing, with minimalistic silhouettes that are more feminine—while Adista wants to wear other stuff, like Hawaiian print shirts with long sleeves, jeans, and Doc Martens, or something.
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They often expressed contempt for more feminine gay men, and they preferred to have sex with others like them because it reinforced cultural ideas that masculine white men are the epitome of sexual desire.
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Now, a granddaughter that Mr. Bazin never knew is reviving some of his works for a wider — and distinctly more feminine — audience, both as decorative objects and in a collection of sterling silver jewelry.
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"Some options are more feminine-presenting, while others are more masculine-presenting, which allows kids to combine the elements anyway they want to," said Kim Culmone, senior vice president of Mattel Fashion Doll Design.
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Before she officially announced her pregnancy to the world, Kardashian went for a less-fitted, more feminine vibe when she wore this baby blue lace mini dress from Self-Portrait to Kim Kardashian's baby shower.
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It is unfortunate that to celebrate one woman writer, to associate her with genius, Gerber has to go through the tired ritual of separating her from and belittling more "feminine" work (as "dreamy and sad").
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When Quadlin presented a hypothetical scenario with a same-sex couple, she found that typically "female" chores, such as cleaning, cooking and child care, were assigned to the partner who was perceived as more feminine.
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The collection, featuring delicate pieces rendered in gold and pearl, is a departure from her usual aesthetic ("like if I were a painter going from oil to watercolor," she said) and feels decidedly more feminine.
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I usually get frustrated at them, so I try and dress more feminine for the ease of getting through it—which sucks because I'm more comfortable looking masculine or playing with androgyny in my appearance.
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A chunky pullover, busy with squares of color (he calls it the "Paul Klee"), sits next to a delicate Japanese silk V-neck; bold, Bauhaus-inspired graphics mingle with intricate, more feminine-seeming crochet work.
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Some options are more feminine-presenting, while others are more masculine-presenting, which allows kids to combine the elements any way they want to, said Kim Culmone, senior vice president of Mattel Fashion Doll Design.
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Many in the collective identify as trans-masculine or, as Smith put it, "masc of center," and the collective also wanted to discuss potential ways to carve out space for those who were more feminine-identifying.
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His characters are often described by film critics as androgynous, has crossed-dressed in multiple film roles, and even has the pop-science phenomenon of women allegedly being attracted to more feminine men named after him.
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According to a study published in 2011 in the Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, researchers found that when women spoke to men they were more attracted to physically, their voice tended to get higher and more feminine.
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She completely dominates the courts, but I wanted to pull out her softer, more feminine side — it was about finding that side of Serena that people don't normally see, while still having her exude enormous confidence.
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And, for all his patients, having more feminine faces meant that they were less likely to find themselves the focus of invasive, prurient interest, from strangers or even from friends, about the state of their genitalia.
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When someone has a history of rejection (like being called faggot on the playground, getting crammed into lockers, being mercilessly ridiculed for more feminine interests, etc.), he might work tirelessly to achieve acceptance throughout his life.
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On the left is the more feminine room, with red-striped silk wall coverings framed by white-painted carved wood panels; the working gas fireplace (one of six in the home) and ceiling have gilded details.
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This season, Ms. Mellerio has used curvier, more feminine lines and softer colors, and aligned them with one of the house's most important signatures: transformable jewelry, a technique the house pioneered in the mid-19th century.
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Lines are blurring, and this newfound freedom encouraging people to embrace their own aesthetic, whether it's more masculine, more feminine, or a blend of both, and say, fuck it, I can dress however the hell I want.
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There were also more feminine flourishes via floral print dresses and puff-sleeve blouses; touches of Americana came in the form of Clueless-esque yellow plaid, Stetson hats, classic denim, cow-print crop tops, and cowgirl fringing.
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In another study, researchers found that lawyers with names that could be either masculine or feminine (Kery, Jody) were much more likely to be become judges than women with more feminine names like Hazel, Ashley, and Laurie.
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There's a lot of heteronormative stuff too, like Thomas humiliating Ephraim by forcing him to do all the more "feminine" domestic duties, which leads him to even say that he didn't sign up to be anybody's wife.
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It's a classic misogynist move, to lionize one woman by contrasting her with a wicked other -- especially when it comes to the "good woman's" superior care for her children and her more feminine deferrals to her husband.
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She has gorgeous features and deep dimples, but on the show, she described how her figure and hair, which were perceived as masculine, invited critiques from people who felt she should transition further or appear more feminine.
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Because when Clinton tries to appear more feminine—like in an Lifetime interview where, according to Politico, she talked about "date night with Bill Clinton" and "girls night out with her friends"—she's discounted as a unserious politician.
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What we can do is to take the society which contains both masculine and feminine characteristics, and bring out the more feminine nature in the society, rather than the masculine one now at work as a negative force.
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I think that's also a really good staple that you can wear in the spring or in the fall with a cute baby doll dress, something more feminine, or you can wear skinny jeans and a leather jacket.
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The crown, which she has worn for most state openings of Parliament since the coronation, was adapted slightly after the death of her father, with its arches lowered to create a smaller, more feminine object for the queen.
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One of my favorite onomastic studies comes from the economist David Figlio, who found that boys with more feminine-sounding names tend to misbehave disproportionately upon entry to middle school compared with boys with more traditionally masculine names.
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As far back as the 1920s, when Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel departed from her gamine aesthetic and expanded her French fashion house to adapt a more feminine look, the secretive Wertheimer family has been an integral part of Chanel's history.
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From AI that doesn't recognize trans people, doesn't "hear" more feminine voices, and doesn't "see" women of color, to AI used to enhance police surveillance, profile immigrants, and automate weapons — those who are most marginalized are most at risk.
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A study of more than 4,000 job descriptions showed that when more feminine words were used ("community", "relationships", "satisfied") rather than masculine words ("dominant", "boasts", "leading") in an engineering job description, the job advertisement would appeal to more women.
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Though women love Allbirds sneakers like the signature Wool Runner or the vacation-ready Tree Skipper, they also desired a more feminine silhouette, something that would let them wear the Allbirds brand even to the office or on dates.
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Women in general are expected to hate their bodies with a kind of performative smugness, as if the more loudly they announce their loathing of their thighs and their butts and their bellies, the more feminine they will become.
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From AI that doesn't recognize trans people, doesn't "hear" more feminine voices, and doesn't "see" women of color, to AI used to enhance police surveillance, profile immigrants, and automate weapons — those who are most marginalized are most at risk.
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There were bolo ties (no joke), fringe, shearling, and leather, all of which somehow managed to avoid clashing with the more feminine aspects of tried-and-true womenswear present throughout, like ruffles, peplums, deep V-necks, and Mary Jane heels.
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The Hollywood Hillbillies star added that she was "more feminine than the other guys," and didn't play sports or hang out with anyone, specifically girls after school, as she was "very lonely" and only had on friend outside of the Internet.
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This production of a dance, made for four women and two men, casts two of its tiniest members as the men, and, despite their male attire, renders them somewhat more feminine in manners and makeup than their four ballerina companions.
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Just like Walker's revelations that she does more housework as a wife than her unmarried self, women in Korea, myself included, often find ourselves raising our voices and omitting syllables—whether consciously or not—to appear more feminine, as society expects.
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Certainly, she was at a crisis point in her stardom, and having this relationship with Hughes that was very public helped people think about her in a different way, helped soften her persona and made it more feminine and more heteronormative.
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Individuals in same-gender relationships are often assigned the roles of "mom" and "dad" by society based on who is perceived as the more feminine and more masculine partner, according to a sex and gender study about the division of household labor.
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The world challenges include the climate, growing inequality, the aspiration for diversity, the rejection of a "one size fits all" global model, the re-emergence of identities, individualities, the aspiration for a more responsible consumption, the aspiration for a more feminine world.
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Because Burleigh has longer hair and occasionally wears a dress—as she did at their wedding, in Mexico, three years ago—it is tempting to think of her as the more feminine of the two, but they don't see it that way.
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And while Sohail, Bhutto, and Qureshi center queer male experience in their artwork, other artists like Sa'dia Rehman and Saba Taj work from a more feminine context, and Fatimah Asghar discusses what it's like to be Pakistani, Muslim, and queer in her poetry.
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Both new styles — the unisex Nico (below left) and more feminine and much larger Veronica (below right) — have the same technology as the second generation pair that launched earlier this year: They, too, are water resistant, with faster upload speeds and improved image quality.
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Sansa continued to embrace dark colors and severe fabrics (Tom and Lorenzo offer a more detailed analysis of her look), and Arya abandoned her tunics and britches for a more feminine look, complete with what looked to be a version of Brienne's battle skirt in episode six.
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When I first engaged in talking therapy to try and resolve my issues around gender, people (professionals and friends) would ask me what I was going to do to become more feminine, what surgeries might I have done to erase the masculine features created by testosterone.
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Now we have Louis C.K., a comedian that the feminist blogosphere often held up as a beacon for how male comedians should treat their female counterparts; as well as a guy who represented a more sensitive, more feminine style of humor being revealed as a deviant.
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Trans people aren't the only ones being scrutinized and, at times, ejected from public spaces — many who don't appear to follow certain gender stereotypes, from butch lesbians to non-trans cancer survivors with mastectomies to more feminine men, are subjected to this kind of gender policing.
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Together, such numbers point to a feeling among many white men of being shoved aside: A sense that society is growing more feminine, increasing numbers of people speak a different language, immigrants are pouring in unchecked, and the government is more concerned about other demographic groups.
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" The article posits that there is "a feeling among many white men of being shoved aside: A sense that society is growing more feminine, increasing numbers of people speak a different language, immigrants are pouring in unchecked, and the government is more concerned about other demographic groups.
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" While Abasolo was also drawn to a more elaborate and bold princess-cut ring with a larger band, he ultimately went with the more feminine pear-shaped design, in part because "it looked like Rachel's beautiful almond-shaped eyes," says Lane, who calls Abasolo "the sweetest and warmest guy.
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My personal work takes on a deeper side that can be described as more feminine since it taps into more raw memories and colors of my childhood and being brought up in somewhat "traditional" standards even though I was very much a tomboy getting dirty in my dad's garage.
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While so far, a majority of French people might not vote for Le Pen's party, her electoral ideals have widespread support -- which of course, is why she is rebranding her party, now "Le Rassemblement Nationale," literally "the national gathering" -- a softer, blonder, more feminine re-packaging of nationalism.
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I can feel my most masculine in a colorful women's blouse, my biceps bulging through its sleeves, whereas the softness of a men's cashmere scarf, or the clacking sound of men's ornate black leather dress shoes (which sound like high heels) can conjure in me a more feminine sensibility.
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"When did you first realize you were transgender?" a boy asks before the conversation turns to terms the kids may or may not have heard before: transgender, agender (when you don't identify as male or female), gender fluid (you feel more masculine one day, more feminine the next) and sexual orientation.
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Though these are sartorial qualities we'd consider more feminine today, consider Richard Roundtree or Prince, who proved that there's something about the swing of a wide-legged pant hem or the gentle folds of a tucked-in waist that can heighten a man's swag, sex appeal and sense of self.
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After their initial meeting, Dr. Mayer performed Alex's facial feminization procedures: a nose revision to make it more narrow, liposuction on the chin, upper and lower lip augmentations, then a forehead lift, hairline lowering, flattening the bone above her brow and raising the brow for a softer, more feminine look.
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But while Multiplicity largely leans on sexist clichés, with clones becoming more feminine or masculine based on what tasks they're assigned, Living with Yourself writer-creator Timothy Greenberg stays more grounded by focusing on the question of how people can wrestle with the worst parts of their natures to become better people.
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The decisions to write the treacherous brother's character in a more "feminine" voice part and to portray him with a facial deformity were crudely stereotypical choices on the part of the creative team — there is even a cringe-inducing line about his "mark of Cain" — but the singer can hardly be blamed.
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"In one experiment, participants of both sexes described an individual who brought a reusable canvas bag to the grocery store as more feminine than someone who used a plastic bag—regardless of whether the shopper was a male or female," marketing professors Aaron R. Brough and James E.B. Wilkie explained at Scientific American.
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Bridges points to a 2013 study published in the American Journal of Sociology that found that men whose masculinity was "threatened" (by being told that they tested as more "feminine" on a made-up gender identity survey) were more likely to support war, as well as show both homophobic beliefs and beliefs in male superiority.
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The combination of Ms. Jarrar's finely honed aesthetic — which might be categorized as "haute cool," a kind of luxurious minimalism, where every button is its own fetish — with softer, more feminine colors and prints, a legacy of the house's founder, it does not look like Mr. Elbaz's work, which was quirkier and married high romance to a powerful core.
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So many times I've heard while working on a womenswear brand that "the color should be pink or something — it needs to be more feminine," but as a woman I've always felt that assuming that a women's brand or in this case a candidate should be branded as girly or feminine seems forced and seemingly unaware of the audience.
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"I think that by bringing science fiction fashion back into the fold of this story, it's a way to center something that women—or maybe just more feminine people in general—are more interested in, and put it back on the same level as this other stuff, and say, 'It's an equally important and crucial art form,'" she says.
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"I think old-school leadership has been very masculine and that has been quite d ominant, it has been top-down, quite uncollaborative, and I think we will start to see that change to more feminine values of leadership… conversational, relationship-driven, I think those things are a lot more important, " he told CNBC anchor Carolin Roth at the event.
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Harris — who is black and not gay — said Portland had questioned her about whether she was dating women and threatened to remove her from the team if she were in a same-sex relationship; told her to change her appearance to look more "feminine"; challenged her friendship with a black teammate; and dismissed her from the team after her sophomore season.
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Some of the anti-Hillary women may shift to support Kirsten Gillibrand (if she does run), who may seem a much more acceptable sort of female candidate (more feminine, less threatening, perhaps) and has not, to my knowledge, appeared to insult women who stay home and bake cookies," Griffith wrote, but "some segment of (white, anyway) women will evidently always stand by the macho male candidate, no matter how vile he may be.
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