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Storybook Bathroom

Hi everyone! I converted these four objects from TS3 Store Storybook Set :

Happy Simming! Jim Polygon Counts: Object: High/Medium/Low Toilet: 972/972/276 Sink: 922/922/306 Bathtub: 1848/1848/535 Towel Rack: 646/646/222 Additional Credits: EA/Maxis for original meshes and textures. S3PE, TSRW, S4S, S4PE.

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emmastillsims

Decade Lookbook: 1910’s Part 2

Fashion from 1910 to 1919 in the Western world was characterized by great opulence in the first half of the decade– a stark contrast with the somber practicality of garments worn during the Great War, or WWI.

Men’s pants were worn cuffed to ankle-length and creased. Skirts rose from floor length to well above the ankle and women began to bob their hair.

This is my second 1910’s lookbook; click here you’d like to see the rest of my decade lookbooks.

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You can find these sims on the gallery under Origin ID: eregister or you can download the tray files here (mediafire, no ads.) You will still need to download all the CC for your sims to look like mine.

Click here for CC links (AD-FREE) and enjoy!

// thank you cc creators: @ajduckie, @cazmari-mods, @cosmicrecolours, @dcwnandout, @ihaehae, @kijiko-sims, @makesims, @satterlly, @simmerofthedawn, @blogsimplesimmer, @simsfromthepast, @acanthus-sims, @zurkdesign, @brohilda, @elfdor, @faaeish, @gilded-ghosts, @dancemachinetrait, @hi-land, @imadako, @joliebean, @standardheld, @joolster, @lamatisse, @leeleesims1, @linzlu, @happylifesims, @madlensims, @mlyssimblr, @mmoutfitters, @pralinesims, @pyxiidis, @remussirion, @renorasims, @rusty-cc, @sagittariahx, @saurussims, @sentate, @stretchskeleton, @vanilasimscc, @wildlyminiaturesandwich, and those not on tumblr //

vintagesimstress

1892 coat for boys

Vintage Winterwear Collection pt. 12

Hi everyone!

Welcome to another episode of ‘I have no time for proper meshing, so I’m just making quick stuff instead’.

Here comes another coat for your sim boys - this time a perfectly simple and capeless one. If you have a feeling that you’ve already seen something similar somewhere, then you’re totally right: it’s basically my posh AM ulster converted for children, with just some very small adjustments. Many thanks to @simverses for her shrinking tutorial! Knowing the proper dimensions from the start saved me lots of trial and error :).

Comes in 14 swatches, just like the adult version:

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alainas-sims

1910s Lookbook

Featuring Emma, Albert, and Prudence (L-R). See the kids here!

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makesims

Wool Skirt - Get Famous Recolor

8 solid colors and 4 plaid textures. I love a good versatile skirt.

Download: SFS｜Dropbox. Requires Get Famous.

dancemachinetrait

Dorcas- A 1910s day dress, with and without apron

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Base Game Compatible

2 versions with 28 swatches each

Colour tagged + tagged as everyday, party, hot and cold weather

Enabled for occult

Disallowed for random

Custom thumbnails

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Loosely inspired by this 1912 fashion illustration (dress on the right):

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vintagesimstress

1896 men’s and youths’ fly front overcoat

Vintage winterwear collection pt 2

Men need something to wear in the cold season as well, right?

It’s a cosy, woollen coat, I’d say appropriate for medium-rich male sims, whose priority in winter is first and foremost to stay warm. Basically, for anyone who lives in Windenburg, especially in the countryside ;).

It comes in 13 swatches - mostly your usual browns and greys, but I tried to include some more colourful options as well. Here’s a small preview:

Also, yes, there are two greenish swatches. That’s what you get if you’re working on textures in the Christmas season :P.

Base Game compatible

HQ mod compatible

shoe chops included (trousers go over narrow shoes, but get tucked in the biggest ones)

edit of an EA mesh (believe me or not, this was a doctor’s uniform)

custom thumbnail, shadow, bump & specular maps

some very delicate shine on the necktie

tagged as everyday & cold weather

found under outerwear subcategory

allowed for random

PDN for recolours included - you don’t need it for the mesh to work

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historicalsimslife

TS4 Edwardian Women’s Coat & Hat

I found it hard to find outerwear for my Edwardian sims ladies so I pieced together this coat from two different City Living outfits, thinking it looked quite appropriate.

The outfit works with all body shapes but when the sims move there’s some clipping where the top of the skirt meets the bottom of the jacket.

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Mistress Mysterium Hat converted from Sims 3

15 Swatches

The dress/coat mesh is made by me

15 Swatches

Mesh sizes:

The dress: Vertices: 3622 / Polygons: 5586

Hat: Vertices: 1531 / Polygons: 2434

Everything is base game compatible

You can download the suit separetly with the hat or them together

The gloves & shoes in the previews are from the Vampire Pack, the earrings & hair are from Vintage Glamour

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rarmaisims4

Rarmai Catherine Dress

Long skirt with formal vest for female teen~elder

base game+EP03 mesh edit, 8 swatches

Do not reupload or include my meshes in your recolors or claim them as your own.

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dancemachinetrait

Sadie- A 1910s day dress

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Base Game Compatible

35 swatches

Colour tagged + tagged as everyday, party, hot and cold weather

Enabled for occult

Disallowed for random

Custom thumbnails

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Gloves used

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alainas-sims

1910s Kids’ Lookbook

Meet Daisy and Teddy! I’m not sure how entirely accurate this is, but it is inspired by the decade from 1910-1919.

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dancemachinetrait

Priscilla- A 1910s shirtwaist and skirt

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Base Game Compatible

43 swatches

Colour tagged + tagged as everyday, party, hot and cold weather

Enabled for occult

Disallowed for random

Custom thumbnails

Thank you so, so much to @pandorasimbox for the mesh edit! It’s going to see a lot of use.

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twentiethcenturysims

Golden Ring Accessory Skirts

On the fifth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…

A rather strange item which I have been planning to make for some time now. These accessory skirts are useful when you find the perfect dress but it just isn’t modest enough for the decade you are playing / your culture/religion / your personal taste. There are two options - wavy and straight - and two types for each depending on the length/shape of the dress. Below the cut is a lengthy explanation of how the accessories can be used.

All accessory skirts come in 15 swatches - @simsadilly‘s Panoply palette and black. The accessory skirts are base game compatible, with all LOD. They can be found in the Left Index Ring section. Thank you to all the creators whose CC I used in the preview! The dresses used can be found here and here.

Download: SFS / Mediafire (always free / no ads)

@maxismatchccworld, @mmoutfitters, @hijabisimsresource, @dancemachinetrait

Please let me know if you find any problems.

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waxesnostalgic

Great War Set - Late 1910s Ladies’ Hats

By the time the First World War began in 1914, large, heavily decorated, merry widow hats were already going out of style in favor of smaller, simpler styles of hat.

This is part of a larger set of hats, but these were ready to go and grew into a larger set than I had intended. I will have at least one more set of hats from this time period soon, and possibly another.

There are two hats with two variations.

View 1 is a short, small-brimmed hat. One variation has a rose decoration around the hatband while the other is plain. This hat was most popular around the early war years, but is suitable for earlier in the Edwardian era. It has eleven swatches in a palette of my own I made for historical accessories–they are just standard neutral shades. There is also a solid white swatch which can be used for recolors.

I’ve tagged the rose version for feminine only and the plain version for both masculine and feminine, but you can unlock for both genders by unchecking the gender tag or altering in Sims4Studio. This is a new mesh, and base game compatible. It’s a mesh edit of the top hat from the Vampires GP.

View 2 is a tam (sometimes called a tam o’ shanter), a sort of beret. Popular for children in the earlier Edwardian era onward, they became fashionable for young women in the late 1910s, especially as they were easy to make at home (There are tons of patterns out there from magazines). Tams remained fashionable in this form into the 1920s, and in a somewhat smaller version into the 1930s. After I made it for adults I decided to convert it for children as well! The child version is tagged for both masculine and feminine, and the adult version only for feminine.

This hat comes in 28 swatches, all 25 swatches of @stephanine-sims Pudding Palette and three from my historical accessories palette. I like this palette for Edwardian colors as it has a lot of the fashionable mauves and teals without too many crazy colors, as well as the important basics like red and navy. This new mesh is base game compatible, and an edit of the chef hat from the Dine Out GP. I really wanted to do some tartan swatches, but the mapping just didn’t work, and I didn’t feel like changing it. Sorry–!

Download: SFS Folder | Dropbox: View 1 & View 2

I hope that you enjoy these hats. :)

CC shown above: Image 1 | Image 2 | Image 3 | Image 4

aveirasims

Wednesday Dress - Toddler Version

66 Colors

Standalone & Custom Thumbnails

Toddler only, Adult Version can be found *here*

Mesh by me

Download Links under the cut!

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waxesnostalgic

Early Cloche, 1910s

Another hat from the late 1910s. This was intended as part of the Great War hat set, part 1, but I had some issues with it that I wasn’t able to resolve until now. It’s an early form of the cloche hat, with a partially turned up brim and a flat crown. I took a lot of inspiration from Folkwear’s Metropolitan Hat pattern.

This hat was worn in the mid to late 1910s and into the very early 1920s. By the late twenties it would probably have started to look a bit dowdy. It’s a transitional hat between the large hats worn in the Edwardian era to the form-fitting cloches of the 1920s. Most examples like this I have seen are in home sewing magazines and sewing patterns, not advertisements for hats, which suggests hats like these were made more commonly at home than by professional milliners.

(This also has a resemblance to the bucket hats of the 1990s, so you might get additional use out of this in your decades challenge if you so desire.)

This hat uses hat chops, and comes in all 25 swatches of @stephanine-sims Pudding Palette. New mesh, base game compatible. Tagged for female frames.

Download: SFS | Dropbox (mirror)

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