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As we enter the 1810s not only does women's clothing start to become more elaborate and detailed, as do their hairstyles. The once loose, romantic 'dos of the early century evolved into much more styled numbers, with hair typically piled into high buns and big curls positioned to frame the face. CC links and reference images under the cut.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s ✺ 1800s

1 - Viola by Melancholy Maiden

2 - Emma by Buzzard

3 - Regency Bun by Peebs

4 - Susan by In Love with the Regency Era

5 - Liva Hair by Birksche | Venice Bangs by Atashi77

6 - Heywood Bun by Gilded Ghosts

7 - Isabella by In Love with the Regency Era

8 - Luella by Simcelebrity00 (TSR)

9 - Dana by QICC (TSR)

10 - Eda by Aladdin the Simmer

11 - Moera Hair by La Sims Society | Isobel Bangs by Atashi77

12 - Maple by HazelMine

13 - Olivia Curls by Kiara Zurk

14 - Isolde by LilChamomil

15 - Selina by Love with the Regency Era

16 - Martha by Buzzard

17 - Elizabeth by Icecream for Breakfast

18 - Jane by Zeussim

OTHER CC USED

Earrings (TSR) | Necklace (TSR) | Dress

With thanks to some amazing creators: @the-melancholy-maiden @buzzardly28 @inlovewithregencyera @gilded-ghosts @aladdin-the-simmer @la-sims-society @hazelminesims @lilchamomil @ice-creamforbreakfast @peebsplays

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Amma wasn't the only Murphy who was excited to get to know their new neighbors, for Maeve was just as eager. But she knew making friends wasn't as easy for a woman of her age as it was for a young girl. So, she baked each new family a loaf of Irish soda bread to make them feel welcomed, along with the help of her daughter.

They kneaded out several rolls of dough, following the recipes of their ancestors closely, while Maeve helped give Amma instructions on how to use the rolling pin.

While they worked together, two things pleasantly surprised Maeve that morning.

First, she remained completely patient with Amma, even when her daughter's mind began wandering and she needed to be redirected to the task at hand. And second, Amma had seemed eager to learn and took direction very well.

Both things made her heart swell with pride, and they each came away from the table feeling closer than they had in a long time.

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As Amma continued to grow, it became clear early on that she was the type of girl who marched to the beat of her own drum. She was loud and rambunctious; very much the opposite of her well-mannered cousins, which made making friends difficult.

Cian normally managed to keep up with her by having her help tend the chickens, clean the stables, and sweeping up sawdust. It held her attention well enough, and once they were done with their long day of chores, they still had enough time to run around in the yard.

But once the frigid cold began to settle in over the land, Cian needed to prepare them for the winter ahead. He spent his days hunting and gathering firewood, and could no longer spend as much time with his daughter.

It became difficult on Maeve to be Amma's main source of entertainment, even with Cian's mother staying with them. Things like cleaning and cooking didn't seem to hold much interest to Amma. Oftentimes, her mind started to wander and her jabbering jaws would start to flap incessantly.

Eventually, Maeve found her patience growing thinner and she was quick to anger, especially on days when there was so much work to be done. She always regretted taking such a tone with her little girl, and just wished there was another little one around for her to play with.

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Before I get started on today's lookbook I have to give a huge shout out to @anachrosims for graciously making a separated top version of her newest British Royal Navy uniform, without which finalising some of these ensembles would have been a real struggle and a half.

While women's fashions of the early 19th century looked toward classical Greek and Roman antiquity for style inspiration, there was a growing Anglomania among fashionable men, who turned to the tailors of Britain for a new, refined look. The restrained riding costumes worn by English gentlemen on their country estates started to permeate into everyday clothing. Outfits were mostly un-ornamented and colours subdued, with court dress being the only exception to this turn away from ostentatious excess. Instead, luxury was outwardly expressed through the perfect fit of each element of a man’s wardrobe.

The Napoleonic Wars had a great influence on menswear, as military uniforms became some of the most lavish and elaborate in history. Braid, frogging, Brandenburg buttons, and tassels found their way into civilian men’s and womenswear for years and the prevailing fashion for pantaloons tucked into boots was, at least in part, inspired by the military.

While pantaloons and breeches were the dominate style of bottoms for men, trousers started to creep their way into male fashion, albeit only in the most informal of occasions. Initially worn by boys and sailors, they became a more relaxed option for men to don during leisurely past times such as seaside promenading. CC links under the cut.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s ✺ 1800s

MORNING

Hair | Top | Pants (retired - direct download) | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes

WALKING

Hat | Hair | Sideburns | Outfit | Coat | Gloves (Home Chef Hustle) | Boots (TSR)

PROMENADE

Hat (TSR) | Hair | Outfit | Gloves (Get to Work) | Cane | Boots (TSR)

CONCERT

Hair | Sideburns (TSR) | Scarf | Outfit | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes

EVENING

Hat | Hair | Top & Shoes | Cane | Pants & Hose (TSR)

COURT

Hair | Outfit | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes (TSR)

MOURNING

Hair (TSR) | Sideburns (TSR) | Outfit | Boots

RIDING

Hat | Hair | Outfit | Gloves (Get to Work) | Riding Crop | Boots

ADMIRAL

Hat | Hair (Lovestruck) | Sideburns (TSR) | Top | Baldric & Sword | Gloves (Get to Work) | Pants (retired - direct download) | Boots

MINER

Hat | Hair | Sideburns | Outfit | Shovel | Dirt

SAILOR

Hat (Get Together) | Hair (TSR) | Scarf | Top (TSR) | Pants (Snowy Escape) | Socks (Get to Work) | Shoes (TSR)

FARMER

Hat | Hair | Scarf | Top (For Rent) | Pants (Base Game) | Boots

With thanks to some amazing creators: @bananahut @bustedpixels @joshseoh @peebsplays @waxesnostalgic @cringeborg @shandir @daylifesims @historicalsimslife @johnnysimmer @natalia-auditore @stereo-91 @ilkup

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The scarcity of flour in 1795 and the introduction of a hair powder tax saw a screeching halt brought to the fashion of men's wigs that were so prominently in style throughout the 18th century. In protestation to this tax the Duke of Bedford abandoned his wigs in favor of a cropped and unpowdered hairstyle. And with that, short hair came back into fashion for men! Thanks to the influence of classical antiquity on fashion many of these hair styles were inspired by the tresses of the Greeks and Romans, and several of them were named for notable men of those times - the Brutus, the Titus, and the Caesar. Other cuts included the Bedford (named for the Duke of Bedford), the Cherubin, and the Frightened Owl, which in contrast to the rather neat style of the shorter cuts was a wild and untamed do.

After a century being out of vogue facial hair was back in style, this time in the form of sideburns. Moustaches and beards however were still on the outs, and we wouldn't see those return until the 1830s. As ever hats were an essential part of a man's wardrobe, particularly for outdoor activities such as walking, promenading and riding. Shoes were just as simple and practical as what was happening in women's footwear, with boots reserved for day wear and pumps being worn for afternoon and evening occasions. CC links and reference images under the cut.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s ✺ 1800s

1 - The World is Ahead by Alienratz

2 - Short Bangs by Sims on the Rope

3 - Seraphim by Wistful Castle

4 - Columbo by Birksches

5 - Awake by KIMSimjo (TSR)

6 - The Brutus by The Sims Blues

7 - Crop by KIMSimjo (TSR)

8 - Draco by Johnny Sims

9 - Jude by Okruee

10 - Astarion by Joshseoh

11 - Carousel by Sims on the Rope

12 - Angelo by QICC (TSR)

13 - Vanillatica Hair #8 by UNYOOZD

14 - Aaron by Dogsill

15 - Lucky by Johnny Sims

16 - Charlie by GoAmazons (TSR)

17 - Lewis by Joshseoh

18 - Sunny by GoAmazons (TSR)

19 - Sideburns Version 2 by Princess of Sims

20 - Baby Chops by Peebs

21 - Facial Hair Style 34 by Veiga Sims (TSR)

22 - 1920s Top Hat by Happy Life Sims

23 - Admiral Outfit Hat by AnnaQuinn & Stereo91

24 - Base Game Top Hat by Shandir

25 - Eludia Shoes by Dissia (TSR)

26 - Izella Ballet Shoes by Dissia (TSR)

27 - Ballet Flats by Busted Pixels

28 - Leather Boots by Arltos (TSR)

29 - Vincent Boots by Happy Life Sims

30 - These Boots Are Made for Walking by Standardheld

OTHER CC USED

Sideburns | Outfit

With thanks to some amazing creators: @alienratz @simsontherope @wistfulpoltergeist @thesimsblues @johnnysimmer @okruee @dogsill @peebsplays @princess-of-sims @stereo-91 @shandir @bustedpixels

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Isaac Outfit Shorts

I really liked the mesh edit JewishSimming did a while ago of my Isaac outfit to create the shorts, but I decided I wanted to make my own version.

Base game compatible

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Comes in 32 swatches

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This is part two of the 1800s female lookbook, you can find part one here.

While white and other light colour clothing was the mode in the early 19th century, there was one important social occasion where wearing black was the expectation. Public display of mourning was very important in social circles and there were associated expectations when is came to what women wore. For the first six weeks of mourning outfits should be all black, with toned down jewellery and other accessories. After this period of full mourning came half mourning, which allowed the introduction of white, grey and lavender into ensembles.

Thanks to the growth in textile manufacturing the fashion industry flourished, which led to an emerging occupation never seen before - that of the fashion designer or modiste. Up to this point a woman went to the dressmaker for her gowns, the milliner for her hats, gloves and other accessories were purchased from other shops. The modiste, on the other hand, offered the whole package. There were a few entrepreneurial women who built brands synonymous with high fashion and they became the taste makers of the era. Their designs featured in popular publications of the time such as the Ackermann’s Repository of Arts and The Lady’s Magazine.

Seaside promenading and bathing was a popular leisure activity, in fact doctors even prescribed a dip in cold sea water as a health tonic! It wasn't until the Victorian period that dedicated swimwear came into women's wear, so early 19th century women protected their modesty when publicly bathing by wearing a shift of muslin or flannel. CC links under the cut.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s ✺ 1800s

CARRIAGE

Hat | Hair | Earrings (TSR) | Coat | Dress (TSR) | Gloves (My Wedding Stories)

MOURNING

Bonnet | Hair (TSR) | Earrings | Fichu | Dress (TSR) | Gloves (My Wedding Stories)

HALF MOURNING

Hairband | Hair | Earrings (TSR) | Necklace (TSR) | Dress | Fan | Gloves | Bracelet (Curseforge) | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes (TSR)

BRIDAL

Hair | Tiara | Veil | Earrings | Necklace (Base Game) | Dress | Gloves

MODISTE

Hat | Hair | Earrings (TSR) | Collar | Fichu (TSR) | Dress | Gloves | Shawl (Sims Finds)

GOVERNESS

Bonnet | Hair | Necklace | Dress | Gloves | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes

BARMAID

Hair | Earrings | Dress | Apron

COOK

Cap | Hair | Outfit | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes

RIDING

Hat | Hair (Get Famous) | Earrings | Scarf | Outfit | Gloves (Get to Work) | Shoes (TSR)

UNDERGARMENTS

Hair | Outfit | Hose (Base Game)

SLEEPWEAR

Hair | Gown

BATHING

Cap | Hair | Shift

With thanks to some amazing creators: @glitterberrysims @livixo @waxesnostalgic @simcelebrity00 @gilded-ghosts @madlensims @dancemachinetrait @inlovewithregencyera @simverses @the-melancholy-maiden @dissiasims @sentate @lilchamomil @citrontart @bluecravingcc @historicalsimslife @chere-indolente @revolution-sims @simstrouble @lilis-palace @batsfromwesteros @okruee @peebsplays @cringeborg @notsooldmadcatlady @dzifasims @oydis @threethousandplumbobs @plazasims

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Being that I'm such a huge pop culture nerd I can't believe I've never done a May the Fourth lookbook before. Since I'm in the midst of the early 19th century in my Ultimate Decades Timeline series at the moment, I thought it might be fun to reimagine the three Star Wars generations in the early 1800s. I mean...the bad guys are literally called the Empire, it's just too perfect! CC links under the cut.

OBI WAN

Hair (Get Famous) | Sideburns (TSR) | Suit | Belt & Sword | Gloves (Horse Ranch) | Boots

ANAKIN

Hair (TSR) | Sideburns | Cape | Suit | Gloves (Get to Work) | Cane | Boots

PADME

Turban | Earrings | Necklace | Dress & Shawl | Gloves | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes

LEIA

Hair | Earrings | Necklace | Dress | Shawl | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes (TSR)

LUKE

Hair | Suit | Gloves (Horse Ranch) | Belt & Sword | Boots (TSR)

HAN

Hair | Sideburns | Top | Pants | Boots

POE

Hair | Sideburns (TSR) | Scarf | Top | Undershirt (retired - direct download) | Pants | Boots (TSR)

REY

Bonnet & Hair | Jacket & Skirt | Gloves | Cane | Boots

FINN

Hat | Hair | Suit | Gloves | Shoes (TSR)

With thanks to some amazing creators: @natalia-auditore @joshseoh @lizziksims @goamazons @marsmerizing-sims @bluecravingcc @inlovewithregencyera @dancemachinetrait @thesimsblues @peebsplays @rustys-cc @simulatedstyles @nucrests @lilchamomil @gilded-ghosts @nickname-sims4 @glammoosecc @homelot @notsooldmadcatlady

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The wide silhouette of the early century started to slim come the mid century, and it slimmed even more so come the 1770s. Style in general was becoming more simplified, leading to fashion that exemplified the new 'casual' aesthetic. The habit à la française came into mode for men, showcasing the standing collar that would carry over into the early 1800s. The front skirt of the coat started being cut back, exposing the front of the breeches. This resulted in waistcoats becoming shorter and breeches becoming tighter to exaggerate the new silhouette. In direct contrast to this move toward simplicity, dandies outfitted themselves in eye-catching and visually lavish ensembles. Their style loudly announced their cosmopolitan, fashion-centric outlook, and their sartorial choices blurred the line between masculine and feminine.

We've now finally hit the point in the historical timeline where I can represent my home country! While the early white settlement of Australia is typically associated with the convicts that were shipped to penal colonies in the newly discovered country, by the late 1700s free settlers were also making it home. Many of these settlers built homesteads and farmed the land for survival. It was a tough life and their practical clothing reflected as such.

The end of the 18th century saw a great deal of political unrest, most notably in France. The French Revolution had a huge impact on clothing as it became increasingly important to outwardly show your republican support via your stylistic choices. Waistcoats were still very much a part of a man's everyday wardrobe, and often times they were decorated to show political sympathies. The 1790s saw the rise of the sans-culottes - working class men who shunned the wearing of breeches in favour of loose trousers. These were often paired with a red wool cap known as a bonnet phrygian, which signified the wearer's hardcore dedication to the revolution.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s

FRENCH GENERAL

Hair | Sideburns (TSR) | Outfit | Sword

FOUNDING FATHER

Hat | Hair | Suit | Boots (TSR)

BRITISH ADMIRAL

Hair | Hair Colour | Top (TSR) | Baldric & Sword | Pants (Base Game - Leggings) | Boots

SCIENTIST

Hair | Glasses | Suit | Hose | Shoes

COMPOSER

Hair | Hair Colour | Suit | Hose | Shoes (Vintage Glamour)

DANDY

Hat | Hair & Hair Bow | Suit | Brooch | Gloves | Cane | Hose (TSR) | Socks | Shoes (TSR)

REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER

Hat | Hair | Outfit | Rifle

COMMONER

Hair | Suit | Hose | Boots (TSR)

SANS-CULOTTE

Hat (TSR) | Hair (TSR) | Scarf | Top | Rosette | Pants | Hose | Shoes (Modern Menswear)

TRADESMAN

Hat | Hair | Outfit | Apron | Socks (Base Game) | Boots (TSR)

AUSTRALIAN SETTLER

Hat (TSR) | Hair | Outfit | Hand Dirt (Werewolves) | Boots (Base Game)

PEASANT

Hat | Hair (TSR) | Face Dirt (Get Famous) | Scarf | Top | Waistcoat (TSR) | Pants | Boots (TSR) | Dirt

With thanks to some amazing creators: @joshseoh @eggysimblr @the-melancholy-maiden @revolution-sims @joliebean @imvikai @stereo-91 @waxesnostalgic @peebsplays @historicalsimslife @mmatteog @makesims @faded-springs @nell-le @dogsill @sloedancing @hexcodesims @simverses

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What a fun way to use some historical cc in a modern save! Thanks for using my cc. :)

The surprise is revealed as soon as Nancy gets home and Haruo wakes up from his nap: a tea party for the family. Riley and Stephanie moved the Kotatsu to their room, and had set up a table with the tea set that used to belong to Stephanie’s aunt Nancy. After everyone gets dressed in their outfits, Riley bakes up some lactose free Yorkshire pudding, and Nancy makes and pours the tea. “Mx. Takamura, this orange blossom tea smells awesome-I mean splendid.” Nancy says to her parent. “Why, thank you, Ms. Takamura. It is store brought but delicious.” Riley says back, and Nancy grins. Riley catches Stephanie’s eye and winks at her. While they were getting ready in their room earlier, Riley had joked about wanting to butter Stephanie’s crumpet, making her laugh and blush, promising that she’d allow it once they were alone together. Stephanie subtly blows them a kiss, and they catch it.

Riley finishes making the Yorkshire pudding while Haruo sets the table while Nancy places a cup of tea by everyone’s plate. The family sits down together*, and everyone takes a serving of the pudding. “Thank you, Mx. and Mrs. Takamura. This is all so lovely,” Haruo says to his Mom and Ren, trying not to giggle, and Stephanie grins. “Of course, Mr. Takamura” Stephanie says warmly. “I like your dress, Ru.” Nancy says to Haruo, and he grins, “Thanks Nan, Ma and Ren have a bunch of your old stuff in storage, so I wanted to dress up and have fun, especially since dresses are so swooshy and neat,” he says, and Nancy nods. “I get it, I’ve been wanting to wear this dress and hairstyle for so long, so I’m glad I got a chance to.” She says, fluffing out her skirt. “Yeah, it looks really pretty and floofy, so I don’t blame you.” Haruo says. “Also, Ren, this pudding is really good.” He adds to his parent, and Riley smiles. “Thanks Ru.” They says, leaning over to ruffle his hair.

Edit: Technically this was supposed to be a regency era tea party, and I realized later that Nancy’s dress is more 1830s, but it’s fine. I dressed them up and set all of it up and mostly just had fun. 😄 Also, Nancy would not sit with her family at the table either due to a glitch/routing issue or something, and I was a bit miffed but was like eh, it's fine. 😅

I’m reading a regency era romance right now called a Gentleman’s Gentleman by TJ Alexander (they're the same author who wrote Chef's Kiss, one of my fave books). It’s about a trans man named Christoper Winthrope who has to find a wife so he can get his father’s inheritance and keep his estate, and has to hire a valet to assist him as he goes from his quiet country house to London. He hires James Harding, who reminds me of Mr. Darcy in that he's grumpy and handsome, and I like their sometimes snarky sometimes sweet dynamic. Also, I like Christopher as well, he's awkward and goofy and kind, and I'm still only at chapter 13, so it's definitely a slow burn romance. 🤔😊

CC used: 💕

Elizabeth dress used for Stephanie, found here in the Jane Austen collab set by @zeussim

Regency casual top and pants used for Riley found here in the same set, though this is by @peebsplays

Anne Walker hair used for Stephanie found here by @buzzardly28

Nancy's 1830s ball gown found here by @vintagesimstress

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The middle of the 1700s was dense with military conflict - the Jacobite Rising, King George's War, French & Indian War, and Seven Years War to name just a few. The advent of military uniforms in the late 17th century saw even further growth due to these conflicts. Armies now had distinct military garb, as did the ranks within them. As for the fashion side of historical costuming - while France maintained its internationally renowned reputation for ostentatious Rococo extravagance, England and America adhered to the more subdued Georgian standards of dress.

Banyans became popular for men to wear in the comfort of their own home as a form of undress or déshabillé. These dressing gowns were roomy t-shaped garments and those with wealth donned banyans made from extravagant brocade decorated with fruits and florals. One quirky influence upon fashion was the Commedia Dell'Arte, a theatrical form with origins in Italy. The colourful, distinctive costumes of the performers were widely depicted in art and were frequently worn by non-performers for masquerade, which in and of itself was a rising cultural phenomenon in the 1700s.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s

PRUSSIAN GENERAL

Hat | Hair | Hair Colour | Top | Buttons | Medals | Baldric, Sword & Sash | Cane | Gloves & Pants (Base Game) | Boots

FRENCH COURTIER

Hair & Cravat Bow | Suit | Gloves | Sash & Hose | Shoes (TSR)

ENGLISH GENTLEMAN

Hat | Hair | Outfit | Cane

GENTLEMAN (DÉSHABILLÉ)

Hair (retired - direct download) | Hair Colour | Outfit | Hose | Slippers (Base Game)

VENETIAN GENTLEMAN

Hat | Hair | Mask (TSR) | Cravat Bow | Cloak | Suit | Hose | Shoes (TSR)

CLERGYMAN

Hair | Hair Colour | Glasses | Outfit

SCOTTISH JACOBITE

Hat | Hair (StrangerVille) | Outfit | Rifle | Socks (Base Game) | Shoes

ENGLISH OFFICER

Hat | Hair | Outfit

AMERICAN COLONIST

Hair | Outfit | Hose | Shoes

SAILOR

Hat | Hair | Scarf | Top | Pants (Growing Together) | Hose | Shoes

PERFORMER

Hat | Hair | Blush (TSR) | Ruff | Top | Pants (TSR) | Hose | Shoes (Base Game)

FARMER

Hat (TSR) | Hair | Scarf | Top | Hand Dirt (Werewolves) | Pants | Socks (Base Game) | Shoes

With thanks to some amazing creators: @the-melancholy-maiden @joshseoh @stereo-91 @historicalsimslife @bokchoijo @eggysimblr @theroyalthornoliachronicles @strangestorytellersims @plazasims @waxesnostalgic @natalia-auditore @peebsplays @madlensims @nell-le @wistfulpoltergeist @rustys-cc @its-adrienpastel @trillyke @simverses @ameyasims

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Whew! I've been gone a while, and I'm trying to catch up on all the happenings. I heard something about simfileshare, as far as I can tell my stuff is safe. However, it may be best to use my alternate links in the meantime.

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I love, love, love these lookbooks! I'm so glad you're making them again, and thank you for using my cc!

Before I get started on today's post I have to give a HUGE shout out to @eggysimblr and his invaluable help when it came to research for the men's 1700s lookbooks. My strong suit is women's fashion history and in all honesty, I usually dread putting together the men's historical lookbooks as either the outfits are pretty repetitive or there is hardly any CC out there, or sometimes both. Thanks to all the amazing creators there was no shortage of men's CC this time and I had Eggy's wisdom to mine from. I suggest you check out his blog for some great historical content and CC.

Now, onto the lookbook...

The main stay of men's fashion throughout the 18th century was the en suite - an ensemble made from the matching separates of justaucorps (AKA coat), waistcoat and breeches. These three components varied in cut and fit over the course of 100 years. For the first part of the century justaucorps reached to just below the knee, with a wide flare at the sides. Cuffs were wide and heavily decorated. Waistcoats were similarly long, however they stopped above the knee. Although matching suits conveyed an air of propriety, outside of court and other formal occasions men often wore contrasting waistcoats. CC links under the cut.

You can find more of my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s

FRENCH KING

Hat | Hair | Suit | Suit Trim | Baldric & Sword | Gloves | Hose | Shoes

CARDINAL

Zucchetto | Hair (TSR) | Cape | Robe | Sleeve Trim | Shoes (Get Famous)

GOVERNOR

Hair (TSR) | Outfit

ARISTOCRAT

Hat | Hair | Suit | Sash | Gloves (Get to Work) | Cane | Hose | Shoes

MERCHANT

Hair | Suit | Cane | Hose | Shoes (Base Game)

BUCCANEER

Hat | Hair | Scarf | Suit (TSR) | Gloves | Pistol | Hose | Shoes

ENGLISH SOLDIER

Hair | Suit | Suit Trim | Baldric & Sword | Hose | Boots (Vampires)

DOCKWORKER

Hat | Hair | Face Dirt (Get Famous) | Scarf (Base Game) | Outfit | Gloves | Socks (Base Game) | Shoes

With thanks to some amazing creators: @natalia-auditore @stereo-91 @feralpoodles @regina-raven @simstrouble @lucky-content @nickname-sims4 @serenity-cc @shespeakssimlish @plazasims @the-melancholy-maiden @sloedancing @leeleesims1 @historicalsimslife @joshseoh @dogsill @anachrosims @chere-indolente @peebsplays

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LOVERS THROUGH TIME - CHAPTER 4

While their love affair was a tumultuous one that eventually ended in the annulment of their 13 year marriage, Napoleon and Josephine still remain an extremely iconic couple in history. I'm so excited that I got to play dress up with one of the new Empire era dresses from @inlovewithregencyera as it's absolutely stunning!

NAPOLEON

Hair | Skin | Face Shading | Brows | Top | Pants

JOSEPHINE

Tiara (TSR) | Hair | Skin | Face Shading | Brows | Lashes | Blush | Earrings | Lipstick (Base Game) | Necklace | Dress

With thanks to some amazing creators: @empiredesimparte @simulatedstyles @natalis-sims @zeussim @crypticsim @yakfarm @peebsplays

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I finally have some time to sit down and start getting my careers updated but the mom brain is mom training. Is there anyone willing to teach me like a child how to update them with mod constructor?

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Infant Stripes & Solids Onesies

Lately, it's been hard to find the motivation and time to make historical cc, but I've been recreating some of my favourite infant outfits for my own game so I thought I would share them with you as well.

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11 Striped Swatches & 11 Solid Swatches

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Not So Simstober -- Day 5, Through the Veil

Did you know the concept of "The Veil" is relatively modern? It seems to relate to the Victorian Spiritualism movement, where we get a great many other Halloween trope staples.

CC Links and Credits under the cut

Gentleman: Hair, Beard, Robe, Candelabra

Ghost: Skintone, Hair/Headscarf*, Eyes, Face Bruises, Lipstick, Finger glow, Rosary, Shawl, Dress*(mesh*)

Many thanks to: @vintagesimstress, @peebsplays, @saruin, @pralinesims, @simsofavalon, @strangegrapefruit, @yuyulie, @msqsimsofficial, @pyxiidis, @cerberus-cc