Grace, Not all clothing is going to need to use all of the cloth types, and indeed, some of them are exclusive. The vast majority of the clothing that would use all of the features is typically going to be very heavily draped and embellished clothing -- and, unless planned for and created properly, highly resource and poly intensive. Still, it's a good challenge. Among the best work you'll see with the cloth room thus far is found in Serge Marck's stuff. If he ever gets back into making the highly ornate dresses that were his trademark before, you can expect that both decorated and soft groups will be used fairly heavily. I've used choreographed cloth for my clients on a few occasions -- it's let me achieve some nice draping effects that weren't possible (hangers, specifically) otherwise. Not that choreographed areas are specific to a specific motion -- and that only one group can be choreographed in any given object (though that group can be considerably large and/or broken up).

thou and I, my friend, can, in the most flunkey world, make, each of us, one non-flunkey, one hero, if we like: that will be two heroes to begin with. (Carlyle)