FRANZISKA OUT AND ABOUT

I cannot believe how many deaths this weekend trip had seen: Mercutio, Tybalt Capulet, Count Paris, Romeo Montague, Juliet Capulet, Lady Montague, Adonis, Lucy Westenra, Lord Godalming, Quincey Morris, Renfield, and Count Dracula himself. Otherwise, it was a pretty festive and enjoyable trip again for Franziska, something well worth to be repeated. And to be honest, her third weekend trip had already taken place by the time this report is posted. Stay tuned or sign up as a follower, to make sure you don’t miss anything. For the trip home, Franziska had chosen for a very red and very silky satin blouse, contrasting the short black skirt, the black leather jacket, and the black boots. Portrait of the day. At Munich Central Station with a cup of coffee, waiting for the train to depart.  On the train, wearing my most favorite large hoop earrings - I have the same ones in gold and silver color. Did I mention before that I have both each pierced? My first piercing - right side - was done by

“Deutsches Theater Munich” was showing “Dracula” as a musical that night. So, how do you dress up for Count Dracula? A sparkly LBD, fishnets, heels, an anklet, and a choker sounded about right. At “Deutsches Theater Munich” before the show and during intermission. A night cap at the hotel bar. “The way Franzi does it!” (#3)   The four key elements to passing as a woman – according to Franzi. Going out en femme is a fantastic experience and so much fun. And if the impression grows on you that you can pass as a woman, it gets even better.   It is my ambition to pass – in other words, I prefer to pass over being read. According to my experience, there are four key elements to passing as a woman:  outfit, face, gait, and posture. Those are the four key challenges that I continue to work on every time I go out.   Putting together a fantastic outfit is very easy if you have a good sense for style, colors, and fabrics – and if you have a full closet to choose from. I compose my daily male out