Disgendered Glams.

[Iscah]

I'm waiting for the Far Eastern schoolgirl set specifically for the ribbon, hoping it lines up with the male Au Ra high ponytail hairstyle. Is the kimono from that set specifically feminine or is it fairly unisex?

Yuna's sleeves could be a useful thing for adding to outfits.

The various yukatas could be an easy target – keep the existing male and female models and just transfer the patterns over. I've spotted a female NPC in Doma wearing a yukata with one of the male colour schemes (the green wave pattern) so it seems to be something they can do.

Makai sets would also be nice to unlock, if the licence allows for it. Most of them are just variations on fancy coats, and a few nice additional pieces for both genders – different gloves and such even if you don't like the body pieces. The female healer gloves are fairly unique. (Also I think my male Viera could rock the Markswoman coat.)

I would also like to see some hairstyles unlocked, particularly the Ramza/Alma styles – no need to disentangle the existing ones, just give us a "volume 2" book that unlocks the opposite gender's style.

And once they've done the things that are set up as separate items, I would like them to work on separating the ones that are stuck together, like some of the summer outfits; ideally the "functional gear" like the Neo-Ishgardian sets and such as well, but glamours would be a start. Introduce a second item and bring back the "gendered gear exchange" thingy at the Calamity Salvager so people can swap if they're left with the wrong piece.

[MikkoAkure]

I'm waiting for the Far Eastern schoolgirl set specifically for the ribbon, hoping it lines up with the male Au Ra high ponytail hairstyle. Is the kimono from that set specifically feminine or is it fairly unisex?

It's specifically feminine in that the kimono pattern, ribbon, and especially the obi are distinctly feminine. The feminine obi's giant knot is also stuffed in the back of the hakama making a bulge that may look a bit awkward. The hakama also have a flowery design on them.

The whole set is specifically designed around that pattern of kimono combined with the ribbon, hakama, and boots that are symbolic of Taisho-era schoolgirl outfits. But then again, the female collegiate outfit is wearable by male characters so it's not like there isn't any precedence for unlocking it but it's feminine enough that it would still be considered "cross-dressing".

[Iscah]

[...] it's feminine enough that it would still be considered "cross-dressing".

That's what I wanted to know. Thanks for the details.