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I've always liked shopping for clothes and finding good bargains on the things/brands I like.

But whenever I shop for men's stuff, most of it is way too boring. 

Was shopping for a few necessities (boxers/briefs) today and wandered into the women's section (more than once) and saw a few things I liked. Ended up buying a couple of Nautica pullover lounger bras. 

These were listed as XL and maxing out at 40C (as far as I can tell, I'm a 42B). Tried them on at home and first time was super snug, but then they seemed to adapt to the body they were on and I really liked them (I didn't at first).

I've been thinking I want to make it a habit to pick up at least one article of women's clothes a week to help spruce up my otherwise sharp but (to me) drab male wardrobe.

I agree. This last year I have pretty much given up on the men's department. I have pretty much gone to wearing women's clothing due to style and for me fit. I am 5"3 and 130. A size 6s jeans small leggings and jeggings fit me perfectly unlike any men's clothing did. Same with shoes a 7.5 women's is a perfect fit. A bra is a must as without one my development is still obvious. At least a bra supports me and also smooths my curves naturally. I will probably never wear dresses or skirts but jeans, cute t shirts and sweater fit me well and pretty much comprise my daily look.