Fancy Dresses for a Fashionable FemHawke
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I went on a porting spree, and for some reason decided that what Hawke really needs is a bunch of dresses to wear around Kirkwall.  (Note:  no, there is absolutely no reason Hawke needs this many dresses.  Is anyone going to get much use out of these beyond MotA?  I couldn't say.  But I had fun doing it.)

So what we have here is twelve dresses (at the moment) -- mostly from Ladyofpayne's Witcher Pack, plus Anna Henrietta's Riding Outfit, available both as standalone versions with mage/rogue/warrior versions, as well as replacer versions for Home clothing and MoTA.

Installation:
Download "The Witcher Wardrobe - Main File" and place in your Override.  This contains all of the standalone versions, and is required for both Home and MotA replacers. 

For the Standalone versions, you will need to open the console and type the following:

runscript wardrobe_mage
runscript wardrobe_rogue
runscript wardrobe_warrior

This will get you every single one of the outfits.  Keep what you want, toss/sell what you don't.

For Replacers, download the Replacer files and choose the one you want from the folder.  Only use one Home and one MotA Replacer at a time.

There are also some recolor options for the Triss DLC Dress and the Triss Party Dress.  Recolors for the DLC Dress are done by Elleung -- thanks, Elle!

Update 2/21 - I also added a few quick recolor options for the Riding Outfit.  These are in the Optional Files.

Notes: 
I altered most of the meshes in slight ways in order to make them work properly with DA2, but for the most part, I tried to keep them close to their original versions.  (Some are more altered than others.)  That being said, the meshes are not perfect, though I tried to get them working as well as I could.  I also removed most of the collars on the dresses that had them because they were a pain.  Also, your hands will definitely sit in your skirts.  Can't be helped!

As such, weighting on some of the skirts may be a bit funky, but I don't think it looks too bad.  You'll definitely notice some clipping in the trim in the Duchess gowns, in particular; that's not something I'm able to fix at this time, but I don't think it looks any worse than a lot of the vanilla DA dresses.

Some of the necklaces float slightly above the skin; this was to avoid clipping, and should only be noticeable at certain angles.  But be advised that they do not 100% cover the neck seam.

I tried to fit the dress meshes to the body as well as I could, but please be advised:  I can't promise if you're looking really hard you won't see nipples.  This is a bug, not a feature, people.

There's an EF version of the Party Dress if you feel like inflicting it on Merrill.   That's the only EF conversion for the moment.


Credits:
The Witcher 3 armors and assets are property of CD Projekt Red, and may not be used for any monetary gain.
Most of the dresses came thanks to Ladyofpayne for the awesome DAO ports in their Witcher Pack.
Body meshes for the armors come from Thor925 -- thanks for letting me use them!
elleung did the Triss DLC Dress recolors -- thank you so much!
Credit also to MerryMerrill, zzjay, and MoogleOutfitters for some of the models/textures/pieces.
As always, thanks to QuenchedSteel for the Blender to DA2 Export Script.