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I Love Windy Days

I love windy weathers, and here are some drawings of some ladies demonstrating examples of perfect clothing to wear on windy days and have fun letting the wind play with them.

First there's capes and cloaks. It's fantastic to let the wind billow capes and cloaks around, feel how the wind tugs on them and makes them flap and snap loudly. If you hold on the cape, you can make it blow into a balloon. Also makes you feel like a superhero!

Coats and jackets. Pretty much the same deal as with capes and cloaks. But as capes and cloaks are more unusual nowadays, having a coat of jacket is nice and easy option. It's especially fun when you let the coat open so the wind can fully blow it around!

Collars of shirts, coats or capes. It's fantastic to feel the collars of your clothing flapping and stinging against your neck and cheeks. Longer and lighter the collars are the better! Especially in very strong wind they will flap in a crazy blur and outright stinging and tickling at your cheeks, which is so fun!

Hats and scarves. May not be everyone's cup of tea, but to me struggling to keep a hat or loose scarf on windy weather is fun and exhalirating. The risk of loosing them is exciting and it's awesome to see the wind blow them high in the air and play with them while you run after them to catch them back! Especially the case with wide brimmed hats as the wind can even more easily blow them away. (Sadly I forgot to draw a dedicated panel for the scarves.)

Skirts and dresses. As a male I don't have experience on wearing skirts, but seeing ladies' skirts blowing up in the wind is very fantastic. I can imagine it being exhalirating to feel strong winds blow the hems of the dress out of control and with long dresses especially feel it swallowing your upper body and fluttering against your skin.

Umbrellas and paracols. Quite the same as with hats and scarves, as the wind can very easily blow it away off your grasp and feel the exciting risk of loosing it and trying to catch it back. With large umbrellas especially when the wind tugs on them, it starts dragging your arm around and force you to go where it drags you unless you let go. This struggling and playing can be really fun and if you want a real challange, try to struggle with a umbrella, large hat, loose scarf, loose jacket or cape all of them at the same time!

[image deleted]Also some other things to try out when enjoying windy weather; having a long hair and have it blow open and wildly in the wind.

May the wind guide your path, my fellow wind lovers.
stormwatcher · 51-55, M
Long ankle or maxi skirts in windy weather is my drug addiction. It's extremely addicting!! Any time the wind is rustling the leaves in the trees, or bending the trees, whipping up clouds of dust, etc, all I can think about is wearing one of my long skirts. Or listening to the sound app on my phone of a strong wind blowing through the trees gets me thinking. Be it the long formal poly skirt, one of the silk skirts, the rayon skirts, etc.It gives me that ultimate high, the sense of freedom, kind of like what is depicted in images of angels afloat. But it's not the blowing up the hem that everyone talks about all the time. I love being out in open fields where the long skirts are in a constant flapping or ruffling motion. Walk against the wind feeling the skirt being pressed against me, in between the legs, ruffling around my sides and blowing out some behind me. Walk with the wind seeing the skirt ruffle around my sides, feeling it blow between the legs and bubbling up in front of me. But I ABSOLUTELY LOVE walking with the wind is at my side. That is by far the best time wearing a skirt in the wind. One leg on the windward side is draped in softness or silky softness (depending on what the fabric is), while the other leg is drenched in a sea of silky softness with every step I take. And I almost always exaggerate my stride to take full advantage of that sensation. Silk habotai is the most AWESOME in breezy to windy weather. It's cloud soft in a calm state, but is soooo silky smooth in a windblown state. It makes a blustery gusty wind (around 15 to 35 mph) look like a hurricane is blowing it about. It ruffles so fast & furiously. Rayon gives more of a good ruffling feel. Polyester gives even more of a ruffling feel to where you can feel the wind tugging on the fabric. And some fabrics produce such amazingly loud rustling noise when blown by stronger gustier winds.

I'd love to wear a skirt all the time, anywhere & anytime. But our society will not allow men to wear long skirts - PERIOD! I've already lost allot of friends over the years when they found out I like & enjoy wearing loose shirts and lounge/harem like pants of the thinner fabrics like rayon or silk. Never mention about wearing long skirts for comfort and/or fun in windy weather. I can pretty much forget ever having a woman in my life. Most will not allow their man to wear such clothing items. The biggest turn off with friends seems to be when I talk about how the wind is playing (blowing) the clothes about. Seems like a forbidden thing that nobody should be talking about. I don't see what the big deal is about. It's just baggy clothes of thinner fabrics being blown about by the wind. What's wrong with talking about how it feels?
That's quite a nice way of expressing yourself....love all your sketches. Keep it up 👍
Windknight · 31-35, M
@Vivaci Thanks! :)
@Windknight you're most welcome!! 🤗
[c=#359E00]windy days is not friendly with skirt[/c]
@YukikoAmagi Wear tight ones and you're good to go.
@Windknight 😑😑
stormwatcher · 51-55, M
@YukikoAmagi - Depends on what kind of skirt the wearer is wearing. I prefer a long (maxi) skirt that is somewhat loose fitting, like a column style skirt. It provides the best blustery windblown feel & is much less likely to [i]"fly up"[/i]. Whereas a skirt with allot more gathers like a ballgown style skirt or a full circle skirt. Those tend to be more clingy than windblown and are much easier to balloon upward.

 
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