The wonderful people at RuntimeDNA have made a series of scripts which can convert Victoria 4 to a weightmapped version in Poser 9 and 2012 (earlier versions of Poser do not support weight mapping). Best of all? All the scripts and such are FREE! That’s right, free to anyone who has an account at RDNA.
There is also a full support forum to help for those who are unsure of how to install, use, and convert things to her. I have been playing around with her today and I must say that I LOVE her so far. She bends and moves so much better and is much easier to use then I ever thought she would be.
More information on her is available here here.

The UV Mapping Tutorial I mentioned below.

Available here.

This is also a must have. As my testimonial says on the product page, I have been modeling for years and I have always hated UV mapping. This tutorial made it easier to understand how I should go about mapping my objects and made the experience enjoyable. Something I never thought possible *lol*

I give my HIGHEST recommendations on both of these. Exceptional resources that everyone should own, in my humble opinion

For anyone wanting to learn to model clothing for Poser/DAZ Studio characters or really just to get an idea of what is involved for 3D modeling at all, I would highly recommend picking up Lady Littlefox’s new Modeling with Littlefox tutorial. It is just amazing and explains things in a fun and understandable way.

Available here.

I have been modeling for about 8 years now and doing Poser clothing for around 2 I believe and I found this tutorial to be a must have! I would recommend it for people just starting out and those who would like to brush up a bit on their skills.

It uses Modo but can be used with other modeling apps (I used it with Hexagon the first time through).

Also, there are more on the way on UV mapping, grouping, and I would imagine the entire process of bringing the model into Poser (rigging, CR2s, morphs, textures, etc) which makes these an awesome resource for anyone who uses Poser/DAZ Studio.