Hmm... Like other posters, while I like that more martial arts companies are designing for women, I find the aesthetic slightly troubling. The name "Cat Fight" and the aggressively traditionally feminine color scheme turn me off. Katriona gave a shout-out to Tatami for not pandering to women but providing a more functional cut, and I'll give props to Fuji 28" board shorts for fitting pretty well on my 5'6", 125lb frame.
It is annoying, as a woman, to have to step onto the mat in something ill-fitting or less than flattering when the men look quite dapper and dignified in their kimonos. That probably has less to do with keikogi design and more to do with belt placement, however, if you're working around even relatively small hips. The prohibitive price of most gi models out there doesn't make it easy to search for the best cut, so most of the women I know stick to judogis sized for height rather than weight.