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Ashley had them in RE4. Sheva had them in RE5. Helena, Ada and Sherry had them in RE6.
It's kind of a Japanese staple. I guess it's also realistic, at least when handled tastefully which as far as I'm aware Resident Evil games have always done. Perhaps the "worst" thing REmake3 did was give Jill jiggle physics in the in game model viewer, but whatever, most other models have some form of jiggle physics anyway - Carlos' carry holder and magazine pockets jostle around when he walks too, etc.
Realism, I guess. "It's okay when X does it."
Male gaze exists, everyone is guilty of it. I doubt Capcom designed her around that particular aspect though. I'm fine with whatever, so long as designs aren't made in such a way to appeal to one side or the other, and are strictly neutral. I feel like Jill was leaning slightly towards the more "progressive" side in this case, but not by a massive margin or anything.
I know what you mean though, yeah. A skirt is pretty standard female attire, especially for those who won the genetic lottery and ended up looking "good" but the majority of arguments for her wearing skorts instead seem to be for exactly that reason, yeah. They're over sexualising a skirt way more than they normally would, etc.
I'm not sure why this is, lol. Especially these days when people give kids phones at like age 4, and with that access to much worse things than a jiggling shirt, etc.