Quote - If this isn't for animations, there is always using a morph brush, using magnets, and exporting the dress into a modeler to make a morph.

Once you have the simulation you can turn it into a morph rather than dynamic cloths so if you want to use the same sort of "dynamics" works great for looped animations. Just do the simulation for one cycle of the loop and then turn each frame into a morph and then apply that morph to the respective key frame. Here is a tutorial Daz put out for importing dynamic simulations into Studio (but I have found a plenty of other uses for it!).

http://www.daz3d.com/i/tutorial/tutorial?id=1543&_m=d

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