PSA that Visual Adjustments is now also following the fashion of having in-game UIs. It has most of the functionality of the Unity mod in the game now in the inventory screen, and it's really easy to use, you can tailor the looks of your characters to your heart's content.
Not only that, but you can completely get rid of the standard outfit thingy and set the char's base as nude, and add exactly what you want. You can also hide any or all of the worn armors, mythic look, etc.
Some of the tabards are rather fetching and schmexy for female characters. I'm quite pleased with the results for my Tiefling Vivi
Damn... what armor is this?
I just made it up out of parts. Thassawhaddahmsayin' - with the mod Visual Adjustments you can make up any combination of bits and pieces, and there are a lot of bits and pieces to fiddle around with, basically it gives you access to all the clothing and item models in the game, as well as heads and bodies, plus you can colour primary and secondary colours using a colour picker (instead of the fixed selection you get at character creation).
Well, you could always do that with the mod, but you had to fiddle around with the mod's interface in unity mod manager, whereas now it's all part of the in-game UI.
The only downside is that sometimes the game reverts you to standard outfits (e.g. on picking the mythic path at drezen the game put a standard wizard out fit on the char again, plus the mythic stuff - but it was easy enough to change back, as I remembered most of what I'd done).
