On the male side, For nobles and royalty I'd like to see something along the likes of a Peascod Doublet with interchangeable sleeves and laced pecadils, Pansied slops with "venetian" breeks and ornate codpiece, trunk hose, 3/4 circle off-the shoulder shortcloak, high-crowned velveted hat, perhaps a coatharderie with a shoulder-chain of office. True Slash-and-pouf styling would be incredibly difficult to model, but a faux strap-work texture wouldn't be difficult to apply with a bump map. Child-sized versions of both mens and ladies garb would be great as well. The Tudors considered children to be adults-in-training, so Tudor children were always clothed in exact miniatures of their parents class's clothing (the romantic concept of "Childhood" as a special protected carefree period was a Victorian invention, as exemplified by the invention of special clothing for children like knickerbockers and pinafores). These have been on my Poser wish-list from Poser 1.