Nofret, maybe?

Diotima.

hhp

Right. Anything from Gundrun Zapf-von-Hesse.

(In Berlin, Frere-Jones said he had no idea how to maka a typeface masculine or feminine

In my opinion the epitome of femininity is script (IMO!) And Jill Bell a big name in type deisgn and I find many of her types to have a strong feminine flourish.
Also not designed by a woman... but i have always felt that Gill's Joanna is a very feminine face, if you need something for text... or there's ITC's Leawood....

Linotype's new Pirouette and Samba are both very femine-looking, IMO, although they were both designed by men.

http://www.linotype.com/6-23-6-17051/pirouette.html
http://www.linotype.com/6-23-6-17053/samba.html

In fact, if we want to cross-reference with the Women in Type thread running in General Discussions right now, I think that most of the ITDC 2003's winning fonts* look femine

didot elder
http://www.optimo.ch/pages/departement/index.php?id_categorie=1&id_font=9

wondering why nobody post zuzana licko

Hey guys, i queried my cousin and found out about zuzana licko .

Thanks all for your help, i have decided to go with Gudrun Zapf-Von Hesse's Diotima. Works well with what i am trying to do.

Thanks all again!

Cheers,

Ken

Part of the problem with this question is that it is highly subjective. In some ways, those typefaces with a bent towards the humanist are feminine and those that are bent towards geometric are masculine. Oh wait, what about grotesk. Perhaps Grotesk can fall in between, switch hitters so-to-speak depending upon how they are used. But then again all three styles could be either or depending upon how they are used. And what of typefaces like Meta?

Metro, Gill, Parisine (Clair) --> More Feminine
Futura, Gotham,

Are you looking for display or text type or both?