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we should have a girl-talk thread to dress up our men
Yes to all of this.
Hair that drapes correctly with all kinds of poses and with a minimum of fuss. Some sort of system that allows clothing to appropriately fit plus sized women. No more shrink-wrap!
Didn't Scotty wear a kilt in an episode or two of TOS, or in one of the movies?
NEED more capes, cloaks and hoods with up and down morphs for BOTH MALE and females for superheroes and fantasy genre.
NEED a more variety of belts for both male and females, mostly for superhero genre.
Looking for packs, bags, shatchels that are more for fantasy settings, I.E. I am currently am looking for a shatchel and a backpack for a male character in a fantasy setting.
I'm also looking for a genesis version of Wanted Dead or Alive outfit for M4. Mainly looking for the coat.
A versatile bodysuit for GM2/GM3
Different types of gloves both male and females.
Hair parts or props that can be used on existing hair or hats.
Those are actually very short culacks that Star Trek fellow is wearing, not a skirt. I don't think I've seen a pair on a girl older than 12 now that I think about it.
More of an add-on to Zev0's Fit Control product, but what I want most is adjustments to sleeves so they can better fit over or under gloves.
I have not heard the term culack before. What is a culack? I admit I'm curious.
The official uniform is called a Skant on men. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Skant#Skant
Maybe culottes?
That is what we called them when they first appeared on TNG
Sorry double post
Accurate (thinking skirt length here) 1950s style clothing for women (and men, but women is the higher priority). Hair that works well under hats/helmets or a really good set of tools to adjust hair products, including for hats that are higher/lower on one side than the other.
Oh, okay thanks.
Another request:
Would like more attention paid to the groin area on men's clothing. I've noted lately that the groins seem to look kinda female. I'm not talking that I want a liberace bulge, although having the morph is nice, but men and women's pelvis and groin aren't the same. Some outfits lately seem designed for a woman that are too short- like nothign whatsoever is in that region. It looks painful to say the least and odd to me. Also the way that area looks when a character is posed that area seems to tear or look weird. Thigh areas tear if you use other bulge morphs too. So built in morphs maybe to address that issue?
IF you are going to do skin tight pants with no actual cloth shape. Then guys are going to have a skin tight pelvic areas. But they just don't. That area is usually quite smooth. IT looks odd.
Thank you, Nikisatez, for your kind interest in your customers' wishes! I appreciate that a lot.
I never get tired of asking for historical correct clothes, mostly Roman, Greek, Egyptian and Maya. And 17th and 18th century clothes, both male and female. I would also like to see Ladies' dresses from the 'Second Baroque' resp. the US Antebellum period, the time from 1850-1865. And, by the way, a hairstyle like Empress Elisabeth of Austria's, for my kitschiest moments...
Problem with historical clothes, is you'll get one for the female but never the male. So I usually avoid historical settings like a plague. Men's outfit has to extremely versatile because it maybe the only one for that time period.
I'll gobble any outfit from the 1940's and late 1970's including sets and vintage props. Love more deisel punk sets.
+1
To this list, I would like to add "cybernetic" exoskeleton enhancements. Of course, a full exo suit that would accommodate a G2/G3 figure like in the movies Aliens and Edge of Tomorrow, would be awesome.
Ways to carry things. We have a compass, a canteen, an entrenching tool, but no carriers. Ditto for weapons magazines that aren't part of a larger item of clothing.
Slings for weapons. People don't generally have rifles without slings, and soldiers most certainly don't!
Casts and bandages - clean, bloody, and stained. Also used and discarded, laying on something. A cervical collar and head wraps (with hair or hair morphs) since those are very common at trauma scenes. A paramedic's carryall with tools and supplies (Tampex and tampons are fairly common, as they are sterile, cheap, and soak up a lot of blood, and one is very useful for plugging man-made holes.)
Sheaths for knives and swords are rare.
More adjustment morphs for clothing items. I'm tired of buying sets of clothing that when used together, poke through each other. Witn not enough morphs to fix them.
Textures for shoes that include wear, and dirt on the soles.
This is the kind of thing I was referring to in my earlier post. This one looks awesome.
Cheers,
Alex.
Erté style dresses and headwear...1920s and 1930s styles.
Laurie
This was mentioned by zombietagger ung, but their list was so comprehensive that it might have been lost in the crowd:
Men's Business Suit - morphable tie (that covers the top of the collar), morphable collar wings, morphable lapel styles, three geometries for jacket (one for Sinatra-style over-the-back prop, one open, one closed - that actually fits in the chest area or has enough morphs to make it so like bobbie25 used to give us on V4 clothing), jacket length morphable, ShoxDesign textures add-ons
This is such a hugh hole in the market, although there have been many tepid attempts.
A really nice pair of mens' wingtips. Other accurate men's shoes, but no more boat shoes... we went years without them and now they are everywhere.
I've got one of those in the Daz pipeline...