Is there any non modded nudity or skimpy outfits in this game?

[Sea Prince Gillywix]

I am trying to decide on which gender to pick. I am leaning towards male since I think I may want a character that is more muscular and I want to play with power armor so I think being this brute deadly force could be fun. However I certainly don't mind playing characters that are sexy and/or easy on the eyes. So I wanted to know if through the course if the game playing as a female character if there is any nudity or sexy outfits players can get? Since this is my first playthrough though I want to do it without mods.

[wesnef]

General guideline for modded clothing - you need to get clothes that fit the body you're using. Most clothing mods will make which one they're for clear. There's less clothing mods for the default body. The two most popular are CBBE and Fusion Girl. (Fusion Girl is mainly based out of the Loverslab mod site, since it was originally designed as a body with a more advanced skeleton that could handle fancy animations for, among other things, sex mods. But you'll see "Such-and-such clothing mod converted for Fusion Girl" mods on Nexus and other places. Still, CBBE seems to have the most clothing mods for now.)

Another basic body & clothing thing to be aware of is Bodyslide. This is an additional utility to tweak bodies and clothing to your preferred shape - CBBE, Fusion Girl, and other bodies aren't restricted to one set of proportions, you can morph them into all sorts of sizes with Bodyslide. Which, of course, means that you also need to make all the clothing you download fit your body as well. There are hundreds of Bodyslide "presets" that people have uploaded, many of them claiming to be 'the best' or 'natural' or 'realistic' or whatever - but really, they're just catering to whichever particular preferences/fetishes that person likes. /shrug
(prolific clothing mod authors generally have their own preferred shape, so if you just use their mods you can just use their default body & clothing without having to bodyslide it. But if you mix & match, you'll need to reshape whatever other mods you use.)

Oh, right - and the third general idea. "Normal" outfits in Fallout 4 are a whole-body suit that replaces the body along with it; armor pieces, hats, and other accessories fit in other "slots" and just sit on top of that body without changing it. Mods with full outfits will work the same way.
But then there's mix-and-match mods, that just give you lots of separate articles of clothing to build your outfit from. For those, it's the shoes that the body is attached to, with all the other bits (shirt, jacket, gloves, pants, underwear, etc) are loose items that fill other slots. So if you have some mods with full outfits (or are wearing a base-game outfit), and other mods with bits & pieces, you can get some equipment slot conflicts.

Just some things to be aware of.


(oh, and re: bodyslide & alternate bodies. There's a variety of 'replacer' packs for the base game clothing & armor, because that has to be made to fit a replacement body as well. The main body mod usually comes with a simple replacer - I know CBBE does - but then you can find others that have been made to different styles. Like the "Classy Chassis" set of replacer mods, which are somewhat more revealing. And then there's an absurdly over-the-top revealing replacer that turns everything into micro thongs and shredded tops. And other things in between. Options. Whee. /shrug)