Congrats on the progress so far! Measurements can be great for tracking progress, but also overwhelming 
In my own experience measuring weekly, the thing that seemed to best reflect how feminine my body looked was waist to hip ratio rather than any particular measurement. In fact, I think I look better with bigger hips and a bigger waist (38/28) even though the ratio is slightly larger than I've been before. The ideal feminine ratio is around 0.7, and anything over about 0.85 is definitely a strong visual cue for masculinity. For most men, it takes a fair amount of weight loss to get there if you are starting with a belly; but luckily the hormones will make the pounds in your belly come off super easily!
The other ratio that seems to be pretty important is hip to shoulder: on most women, this is > 1 (hips are wider than shoulders), but anything over .9 is definitely feminine.
Hope this helps!
--Abbey
In my own experience measuring weekly, the thing that seemed to best reflect how feminine my body looked was waist to hip ratio rather than any particular measurement. In fact, I think I look better with bigger hips and a bigger waist (38/28) even though the ratio is slightly larger than I've been before. The ideal feminine ratio is around 0.7, and anything over about 0.85 is definitely a strong visual cue for masculinity. For most men, it takes a fair amount of weight loss to get there if you are starting with a belly; but luckily the hormones will make the pounds in your belly come off super easily!
The other ratio that seems to be pretty important is hip to shoulder: on most women, this is > 1 (hips are wider than shoulders), but anything over .9 is definitely feminine.
Hope this helps!
--Abbey
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