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Middy blouses were essentially the same for boys and girls. As far as we can tell, they are essentially identical. This was mot the same for the other part of the sailor outfits. There were sibstantial differences for the other half of the sailor suit. At the time that sailor suits were popular, boys wore pants and girls wore skirts. Younger boys might wear skirts, but girls of any age did not wear pants, either dshort pants or long pants. As far as we can tell there were no real exceptions to this, onlky the younger boys who had not yet been breeched. American girls wore middy blouses and bloomers for gym in school. We are not sure if German girls as commonly wore similar outfits.
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