Glamour Book please? Save Character Data/Storage!!!

[Kio]

I'd really love to have some sort of fashionista NPC whom is just a collector of all gear in the game whom which you can go to to "try on" but obviously not keep or buy from. This includes dungeon drops and so forth. So we have a way to look at what is possible to glamor before the struggle of trying to obtain it. I like your idea of the collection book, or at least some other means of storage that maybe could steam off this.

[Nutz]

I'd really love to have some sort of fashionista NPC whom is just a collector of all gear in the game whom which you can go to to "try on" but obviously not keep or buy from...

While you can't try on more than 1 thing at a time, you can 'try on' just about anything from just about anywhere already. Unique/ untradable gear might be tough to find I suppose, but if you can find anyone with it you can pretty easily check it out.

[BigPapaSmurf]

...the armoire already basically works on this principle...I doubt we'll be seeing this until...

You see, the difference is, the physical item wouldn't be stored. Whereas the Armoire is legitimate storage.

I imagine that would make a huge, net difference on server-taxation.

I'd really love to have some sort of fashionista NPC...you can go to to "try on"...all gear in the game...

See, with the Glamour Book, you could have both! The Glamour Book could be a database which contains all wearable item-ID's.

Containing all item-ID's wouldn't be a problem since, plausibly, the ability to unlock every item-ID on a single character would have to be present to implement the book in general.

If you haven't "unlocked" an item in the book, you could still Try On, the item's glamour-icon would just be grayed out.

You could even have a "Book Keeper" NPC, since we have enough Fashionista-attitude with the Aesthetician lol!

Would be fun to have the Book Keeper be an early Astrologian glimpse (perhaps a female Au Ra, wears their AF).

[kyuven]

You see, the difference is, the physical item wouldn't be stored. Whereas the Armoire is legitimate storage.

I imagine that would make a huge, net difference on server-taxation.

Actually, it wouldn't. The way the armoire works isn't "storing" an item so much as it is "registering" it and allowing you to retrieve it for free. It basically IS exactly what you're asking for in practice. This is why you can't store "altered" items.
So the difference is less "huge" and more "minuscule" from a practicality standpoint, since the game has to account for every single glamour you've ever encountered, list them, their icons, and the model for the actual items. The only thing it wouldn't have from the actual physical item is the stats, which take up less of the item's "space" than you'd think.