Vintage Simstress

05 January 2025 edit: both tartan versions updated to work with dx11 (i.e. to show proper swatch icons instead of llamas). Please redownload! *** It took me way much longer than it should've, but it's finally here. The first - hopefully not the last - cape from Crusader Kings 3, converted for TS4. A

Hello everyone! The lack of vintage hats is sad, but the total lack of Victorian hats for non-adults is just depressing. I don't know about you, but I have literally one hat for girls in my game which kiiind of works - but it's pretty weird that every single girl in my save wears it. And as lately I

Hi everyone! This outfit was supposed to be a baby. Yep, you read that correctly. The queen of medieval conversions @simverses once figured out how one could replace the in-game baby mesh with a new one and asked me if I could make some clothes for it. And so I did - but when our Victorian baby was

Hi everyone! Lately I was working a bit on my decades challenge - more specifically, on my og sims and their background. I created extensive family trees for both of them, invented a whole bunch of new characters and in general was proceeding really well, but when I wanted to finally make those ance

Vintage Winterwear Collection pt. 16 Hi everyone! I got a bit bored with all the swimsuits (plus all of a sudden I feel a strong need to proceed with my save, and it's still winter there...), so I decided to finally convert two of my winter coats for boys into coats for toddlers. Come in the same sw

Vintage Winterwear Collection pt. 13 Hi everyone! I finally dared to venture into the dangerous territory of toddler conversions. Here come both of my coats for girls, converted for toddler girls. Same swatches as the original pieces - you can check them HERE and HERE. It's my first toddler conversi

As promised, a very non-folky dress this time. For your toddler girls, as they need something to wear in the winter season as well! I was aiming at a simsy remake of the 2nd dress from the top: It's supposed to be made of serge, so I really used a serge texture as a base. And fedora for the frill at

A dress for your XIX century toddler girls, inspired by a real, 1897 portrait by Józef Pankiewicz. The sleeves are not as cool and crazy as in the original, as I was afraid of some major clipping happening in there; still, they are the biggest puffed sleeves I've ever seen on any TS4 toddler outfit