>>Eovyn changed her clothes for the first time, isn’t it? I went around it with adventures.

Eovyn changed her clothes so that her, the princess, relatives did not curtail her from a deadly battle. Instead of fighting, in her homeland, women fought perfectly as her training said. Whether there were other quests is unknown to us, and her husband was not quested, the war was over.

>>And other beautiful girls (Arven and Galadriella) played the roles of blondes in mini-shoes that roll out prize-wheelers on the "Field of Miracles".

If Arwen in principle can be called a prize (although she made a legendary favor to her knight, which is mentioned in the book many times), then about Gell it is ridiculous to say so. Even without reading anything but the VK and not knowing who she is, does anyone remember that there was a king in Lorien? A very active political aunt, the only one of its kind who overcame the Curse of Noldor by returning to Valinor. The daughter of the supreme king Noldor, who, unlike the brothers, did not die under rather stupid circumstances, but married a modest local prince and deployed a powerful, closed community of elves, where there was Erlondo half-blooded (which was very dependent on the aunt) and created a White Council deciding on the fate of the world.
But you can only remember that she drew gifts to the Guardians, yes.