Femininity in heifers refers to the "prettiness" the heifers exhibit. Traits to consider when evaluating femininity include refinement of head, length of neck, angularity of the neck and shoulder, and the blending of the shoulder to the forerib.

	This picture is a good illustration of a heifer that is coarse headed and too thick through her neck and shoulder. From this photo, which only shows the front third of the animal, it is difficult to determine if this is really a heifer and not a steer.
This heifer also lacks femininity, as she exhibits excess dewlap and is too coarse shouldered.
	This picture shows a super feminine heifer. She has a long, refined head, a long, clean neck, a clean, angular shoulder, and has a good blending of shoulder to forerib.