Drag & Cross Dressing

Transvestite and cross-dressing clothing and accessories for a complete feminine transformation—from silicone bodysuits to lingerie and wigs. A silicone bodysuit creates a realistic second skin with breasts, a waist, and hips all in one garment. Wear separate silicone breasts in a bra for more flexibility. Pair them with sexy wigs, fake breasts, and lingerie from the lingerie collection for a head-to-toe look. Every look starts with the right foundation—here you’ll find everything in one place.

What is drag and cross-dressing?

Drag refers to wearing clothing traditionally associated with the opposite sex—in the most common sense: men wearing women’s clothing. Cross-dressing is the English synonym and is widely used in the Netherlands alongside drag. Transvestite clothing encompasses all garments and accessories worn as part of a feminine transformation: plus-size lingerie, dresses with room for a male body, silicone bodysuits, and additional accessories that shape the silhouette. The practice is engaged in a broad context: from recreational cross-dressers to performance artists and people exploring gender expression.

What are silicone bodysuits and how do they work?

A silicone bodysuit—also known as a cross-dress bodysuit or female bodysuit—is a full-torso silicone cover that simulates breasts, abdomen, waist, and hips in a single garment. You put it on like a shirt, and it forms a realistic second skin. The bust line, waist cinching, and hip width are already incorporated into the material—everything sits in the right place and moves as a single unit. Separate silicone breasts are the lighter option: individual cups that you wear in a bra for more flexibility. Both options are available in various skin tones and cup sizes.

Types and Variants

Full silicone bodysuits

Bodysuits that cover the entire torso from neck to hips. Includes a molded bust with nipples, a cinched waist, and enhanced hips. Available in various skin tones. Most models feature a zipper closure at the back. Sizes are based on bust measurement—use the brand’s size chart for the right fit.

Half-bodysuits

Bodysuits that cover only the breasts and waist, without a hip section. Lighter and thinner than a full bodysuit and easier to put on. Suitable if the hip silhouette is corrected separately using shapewear or hip pads.

Separate silicone breasts

Individual silicone cups that are worn in a bra or attached to the skin with adhesive. More flexible than a bodysuit: can be combined with any bra and easily swapped for a different size. Available in cup sizes A through DD and multiple skin tones. Also check out the fake breasts collection for the full range of separate cups.

Lingerie for cross-dressing

Bras and lingerie sets in large band sizes (85 and up) with cups that accommodate silicone fake breasts. Lace sets, satin sets, and clear styles are popular. Choose a bra with wide straps for better support when wearing silicone cups. View the full selection in the Bras and Lingerie Sets Collection.

Dresses and skirts for cross-dressing

Dresses with a straight or A-line cut that place less emphasis on a defined waist. Stretchy materials like jersey and Lycra adapt to a masculine body shape. Short skirts and miniskirts are easier to fit than tight dresses. View the full selection in the dresses collection.

Shapewear

Shapewear, hip pads, and shapewear briefs that adjust the hip and buttock profile for a more feminine silhouette. Hip pads are worn under clothing and add volume to the hips. Pair with a shapewear top for a fully sculpted silhouette from bust to hips.

What should you look for when purchasing?

Build your look from the inside out: first the foundation, then the clothing, then the accessories. When choosing a silicone bodysuit, select a skin tone that matches your own skin tone as closely as possible—if in doubt, go one shade lighter, as silicone appears slightly darker in direct light than in product photos. Check the size chart for bust measurements. When choosing lingerie, select a band size of 85 or larger with cups that fit the silicone breasts you want to wear. Stretchy fabrics offer the most flexibility in sizing. Clean silicone products with lukewarm water and mild soap—no alcohol, no dryer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you create a feminine silhouette as a man?

The silhouette is determined by three points: bust, waist, and hips. A silicone bodysuit addresses all three at once. Separate fake breasts combined with shapewear and hip pads offer more flexibility but require more separate pieces. With these elements in place, women’s clothing fits better and the silhouette immediately looks more feminine.

How realistic does a silicone bodysuit look?

High-quality silicone bodysuits are virtually indistinguishable from real skin under clothing. The texture, color, and movement are realistic. Visible seams are located on the sides and back—hidden when wearing the right clothing. Without clothing, the transition at the neck and wrists is visible upon close inspection.

How do you put on a silicone bodysuit?

Lightly dust the inside with talcum powder for easy donning. Pull the bodysuit up from the feet, position the bust area at the correct height, and close the zipper at the back. Smooth out any wrinkles. Allow 5 to 10 minutes to put it on.

What lingerie is best suited for cross-dressing?

Start with a bra in a large band size (85-95) with a cup size that matches the silicone fake breasts you want to wear. Wide straps provide more support for the weight of silicone cups. Avoid underwire bras with heavy silicone fake breasts—the underwire can put pressure on the chest during prolonged wear.

Are there dresses that fit well on a male body?

Yes. A-line dresses and straight dresses are the most flattering because they don’t emphasize the waist. Stretchy materials conform to the body. Avoid tight-fitting dresses with a strongly cinched waist—those are the hardest to make fit without shapewear.