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Julie - 1840s day dress
Surprise! 3-5 outfits in 4 days? You betcha! I'm unemployed.
This is more late 1840s than early 1840s. Could work for early 1850s, even. Named after a somewhat niche opera character. I think she'd like this dress.
It's nothing fancy. 6 packages, 2 meshes, 150 swatches, 2 color overlays. I did some math and there should be 307,200 combinations. Can't guarantee my math is correct though.
As a whole this set is about 35 MB. Not bad!
Portrait of Suzette Redwood.
Brindleton Bay 1852.
Painter: Johnathan Scarwood.
Thanks to 1850: Night at the Opera colab from @theroyalthornoliachronicles & @vintagesimstress
Elisabeth Day Dress — recolor
One week later and I am back with yet another recolor, this time of this amazing dress by @batsfromwesteros! More info below the cut.
1830s Unmentionables Set
A recolor of @arethabee's Jasmine dress to add some early 19th-century long stays on top, as well as some accessory drawers to pair with the recolor. I made these a long time ago and will admit they're not my best work, but I think they could be useful for historical gameplay. And the mesh is so cute and fits so well it's worth it!
Both have a few swatches in relatively neutral tones + some basic colors + black. I've never seen any colorful or black stays from this time period, so the color choices are probably a bit historically inaccurate, but some variety can't hurt.
The hair in the above previews is by the amazing @the-melancholy-maiden and can be found here. I recommend combining it with this set to complete the ensemble.
This is a bit of a long post, so I'm putting the rest under the cut.
200 Followers Gift: 19th-century Men's Lookbook
Finally, here it is. A gift to you all for getting my follower count up to a whole 200. I know it's not a huge milestone, but I'm excited about it, and I'm glad so many other people are interested in the things I make. As of right now I have 212 followers, and there were only about 190 students at my elementary school. That's weird. That's a lot of people.
This is a more informal lookbook than my usual ones. I haven't really gone all in on the photo editing. It's more of a timeline of fashion than a true lookbook. Note that it's a mix of casual wear (1810, 1820, 1830, 1850), regular daywear (1800, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890) and evening wear (1840).
August Suit (+tie overlay) and Hat
I couldn't find any famous historical person to name this ensemble after. No name felt right. So, I decided to name it after a non-famous historical person, from my family! Problem: it seems that all of my male ancestors born before 1920 were named Mats, Johan or Jakob. There are tons of interesting women's names in my family tree, though. There was one woman named Augustia, thus the name August!
Enough about names. This is a casual 1850s-inspired suit and matching top hat for your sensible (pattern-loving?) gentlemen. Comes in many sensible colors!
The August Suit
The suit is an edit of a labcoat from Get To Work. BGC, of course. Its swatches were inspired by fashion from the 1830s-60s. It has soft shoulders and a slightly nipped waist, and could work from the 1840s up until the late 1850s. The tie is white in all swatches, but I've made a neat little color overlay for it.
BGC
21 swatches
Found in the Outerwear and Sets categories
Tagged as masculine
Tagged as Everyday, Athletic, Party, Hot Weather and Cold Weather
All LODs
Vertices: 2958
Polygons: 4358
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August Tie Overlay
Honestly, I don't like this tie. It's not straight-up historically inaccurate, but it's damn close. However, this was a low-effort project, and completely changing the look of the tie to, say, a cravat or bow tie, or maybe a stock, that would be way too much effort. The regular tie will have to do.
BGC
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26 swatches
Found in the Bracelets category (specifically left wrist)
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August Top Hat
Before naming this set August, the top hat was appropriately titled "The Tallest Top Hat" because it certainly is tall! As was fashionable in this era, of course. Tall, thin top hats were very trendy. The hat itself comes in black, brown and beige, and the band comes in a variety of colors. I didn't consciously try to make it match the suit, but it ended up doing that anyway.
BGC
34 swatches
Found in Hats
Tagged as masculine
Tagged as Everyday, Formal, Athletic, Party, Hot Weather and Cold Weather
All LODs
Vertices: 462
Polygons: 640
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PU Warm Dress (with pantalettes) - Regency Conversion Set pt. 1
This is a conversion and recolor of @simbury's Dotted Flowers dress, which was so cute that I decided to learn how to do 2t4 conversions. It's the first piece in a Regency-themed set (of indeterminate size) that I have planned for the end of 2023. I assume I'll be too busy for CC-making for a large part of 2024 (yay matriculation exams!), so you could consider this set an attempt to make up for that.
I've used the word regency a few times, but this dress is pretty timeless. Just like... 1800 to 1900. Kids' clothes are neat like that.
The very first swatch (the blue one below) is from the original ts2 dress, but the rest are my recolors.
BGC
30 swatches + a 26-swatch accessory overlay for the bow tie
Tagged as unisex
Everyday, Formal, Party, Cold Weather
Found in the Long Dresses category
A little bit of weird weights stuff going on down by the pantalettes, so if your toddler is a particularly wiggly one, part of their pantalettes might move like a skirt
All LODs
Vertices: 3360
Polygons: 3001
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1820s to 1840s Evening Wear - 2 suits
Two little edits of that one beloved Vampires suit, with three things in common: Wide hips, a slightly higher collar, and the same swatches.
From the 1820s until the mid-1830s, the fashionable silhouette for men's clothing was wide hips, a slender waist and full shoulders. This look was generally achieved through padding, corseting, and most of all, tailoring.
In the latter half of the 1830s, this silhouette began to change. The shoulders became sloped, and a "pigeon-breasted" look became more fashionable. Hips were still just as wide and the waist just as narrow. The 1840s look was, of course, also usually achieved through unnatural means.
Basically: V1 is this 1820s to mid-1830s look, and V2 is the mid-1830s to 1840s look. V1 has puffy sleeves while V2 has sloped shoulders. V2 also has a slightly fuller chest.
Swatch 1-48: Tie and vest in white, suit in many different colors.
Swatch 49-60: Suit in black, tie in white, vest in various colors.
Swatch 61-65: Suit in black, tie in black, vest in a few different colors. These are intended to be mourning swatches.
Both are BGC!
Both have the same 65 swatches
All LODs (except LOD3 which refused to cooperate with me, so it's the LOD3 of the original vampires suit)
Found in the Sets category
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V1 in swatches 1, 12 and 64:
V2 in swatches 38, 59 and 62:
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