Was Jefferson Davis truely dressed as a woman when captured, or is that an urban legend?

By several seemingly eyewitness accounts, Davis did have a woman's overcoat on when captured. It may have been given to him by his wife to keep out the damp and cold of the morning or it may have been as a partial disguise. According to these accounts he was not wearing petticoats and crinoline.

http://www.civilwarhome.com/daviscapture.htm
https://www.americanheritage.com/was-jefferson-davis-captured-dress

Myth: When Confederate president, Jefferson Davis was arrested after the Civil War, he was wearing his wife's clothes as a disquise in hopes of avoiding capture.
Fact: Although many today may not have heard this story, it was a popular myth at the time and was widely reported in the tabloids along with artists's depictions of Jefferson Davis wearing a variety of women's clothing. There was even a popular song at the time called "Jeff in Petticoats". The fact is, there is no truth to the story. Those actually present at the time of his capture, including Captain James H. Parker, stated that Jefferson Davis was wearing mens' clothing, including a mens' hat.

http://www.interestingushistory.com/Myth-When-Confederate-president,-Jefferson-Davis-was-arrested.html

To me the issue is still in doubt. There seem to be reports from persons present at the time of his capture stating he was and was not wearing any women's clothing. It is possible that he wore mens' clothing, including a hat, but he had on a womens' outer coat.

I wonder if he had lip stick on?

You know, to keep from getting chapped lips.