Creases essentially, clothing is dependent on the types of fabric etc.

So if you have velvet it’s softer and sort of less likely to crease and wrinkle whereas something like linen will.

It purely depends on fabric and such so just think, for what piece of fabric said character is wearing, how much the fabric be?

Example:
The red vest is likely made out of thin layers of polyester or cotton. If you have jeans they’d be thicker and crease more.

For the above try and add some creases for the red vest, reduce the width that the top of the trousers has as it is hardly sitting on the bottom of the waist as it should so it looks weird, too big almost.

Layer the shoes beneath the trousers if they are regular shoes, if boots like the above and you want boots than above or below is your choice.

Structurally the Stickfigure is sound so it is just detailing and maybe design alterations.

I had a look and either you took the Stickfigure from somewhere and changed it or you do know how to use static nodes and whatnot to make parts that aren’t attached to main nodes.

In other words you’re just being lazy, you didn’t even try, it was the exact same as when you last showcased it.

I don’t know what it is with you and all your demands but it’s clear that even when we help you, you just find a new ‘OC’ and ask for people to help despite the fact that you’ve already made something of your work, just keep going and stop relying on others all the time, it’s genuinely irritating and you aren’t helping your reputation by doing it.

I think if I see anymore of these I’m just going to start flagging it because this has to stop.

Try and add some orange lines to make it appear like clothing same as the pfp

See about adding some circles the same colour as the blushing as well as adding little earrings

Don’t just use triangles, see if you can add that wavy hair, use curved rounded segments and try and figure out as much as you can with static segments with 0 thickness as that’s what you’d use to add seperate parts