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If you liked Kuragehime add

...then you might like Himegoto: Juukyuusai no Seifuku add

Both series use clothing and fashion as a visual metaphor for identity, and feature unfashionable main characters who befriend dreamy crossdressers.

If you liked Pan de Peace! add

...then you might like ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka add

Both series have an infatuation with bread, and said bread contains immense symbolic capital.

If you liked Cyber City Oedo 808 add

...then you might like Devilman: Tanjou-hen add

Incredibly violent late 80's OVAs. The dubs are the best way to watch both, because characters swear every other line and carry tough Brooklyn accents, which really contributes to the overall mood.

If you liked Cross Road add

...then you might like Persona 2: Another Self add

Both are essentially trailers that will never be made into full anime, which is kind of disappointing.

If you liked Samurai Flamenco add

...then you might like Concrete Revolutio: Choujin Gensou add

Both series have unconventional genre shifts (Samflam a bit more) and unconventional pacing methods (Concrete a bit more), which dooms them to low MAL ratings because people didn't "get" it.

If you liked Ergo Proxy add

...then you might like Rakuen Tsuihou add

totally the same thing girl leaves utopia to go to the postapocalyptic "real world" and she meets up with some dude they have a wacky adventure and eventually return to the utopia robots with humanity rulers of the utopia are statues of gods the big difference here is that expelled from paradise is a bit more trashy

If you liked Koukaku Kidoutai add

...then you might like Rakuen Tsuihou add

Expelled from paradise occasionally dips its feet into the ideas of what makes us human and what defines humanity. Ghost in the Shell fully dives into those concepts in a gnarly cyberpunk setting. You know what? Go watch GitS instead, you'll have a much better time!