These two are really very nice.
Here is an updated version.
single or maybe all three together to show the stages.
Check out that gorgeous collar:RocknRoll:
Edit: Image Update.
grzybu
with what did you render this?
Everything was done with blender.
it looks like you are having some caustics here.
I thought this might be a different engine.
But great result for Blender.
It’s faked by small lamp 
mh the video artifacts are quite bad so that detail was hard to see.
anyway good rendering !
Did you tried the avi version or only youtube? I can upload better quality version on rapidshare or something like this.
i looked at both actually
Here is what i got so far: 
There are still issues with collisions of the cloth with flat solid (foundation), but I will crank up some parameters and see if it will do any good.
The video is really great. Best animation example of Blender cloth available at the moment I guess.
This is great! Genscher, is it a problem (memory wise) to simulate cloth for a long sequence? And how does Blender Cloth compares to for example Syflex?
Let me answer that myself 
I think Blender’s Cloth kicks ass
Compare for yourself: http://www.syflex.biz/clnt/sylene1.mov
@ toontje:
Regarding the length of animation: There is no difference how long an animation is in regard to memory consumption. It only loads one frame into memory. I know it’s not very memory friendly, but you get rarely over 100MB (having a 40k cloth mesh).
Greetings 
OK, this is what I’m thinking what felt wrong with the Syflex demo:
The dress:
The dress is tight at her upper torso, but it wrinkles easily anyway, and at the lower end of the dress, the movements are sluggish, not flexible enough, almost like a reluctant carpet.
wooooah. :RocknRoll:
Very nice.
I’m getting similar results. Have you tried wind effects yet?