Would be nice to have a Boom-Chick option that would allows players to select a girly curvy silhouette.
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Moonkin have so many new customisations now. And the Moonkin NPCs have never previously looked like they have that level of visible differentiation between genders so there is no lore reason to assume they do or should.
I’d rather they let us customise the other forms to that extent, changing the individual features like Moonkin can instead of being limited to predetermined combinations of features.
You want a “curvy” owl form? Have you seen owls? Or bears?
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unfortunately blizzard is still on the old multiplayer/mmo trope of needing a class “silouhette” so your class can be determined by the other team from a glance…though glyph of stars slightly negates that but there is the blue ghost look to identify the druid.
I have in fact, never seen a Moonkin in real life, no. If you find one, could you let me know?
Moonkin have animal bodies… they don’t experience sexual dimorphism like humanoid creatures do… please Blizzard do not make buxom boomkins that is the last thing we need in a game that already suffers from exaggerated sexual dimorphism in its playable races 
What I’d like to see is more interesting alternatives to boomkin form–kind of like glyph of stars offered. A harpy form would be nice, or a solar form, etc.
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Um a harpy form would be a feminine form 
Nothing wrong with that–I’m not against having feminine forms, I’m just against them creating a new feminine form for a species that does not experience sexual dimorphism
Are there not female birds? =o.o=
It’s statistically very rare for sexual dimorphism to manifest in the ways that WoW portrays, with females being smaller and males being larger. It happens in only 2-6% of species, but you wouldn’t know that from video games’ quest to sexualize all females of any species.
In reality, females are far more often larger than males. And typically it’s the males who exhibit more colorful or visually flashy appearances in order to gain an advantage in courtship.
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Honestly I would love to see the Dino-Owl be a selectable option - not the Dino itself, but the underlying model size.
Indeed–here is an example of a male bird (left) next to a female bird of the same species (right):
This is also true! Here’s another example, with a male (left) and female (right).
