Merry Shrimpmas, everyone!! 🦐🎄

I'm crawling out of my exam-season hole to bring you my contribution to the Shrimpmas fun: a recolour of @cringeborg's beautiful Seraphina evening gown with a velvet texture for a more winter-appropriate look.

Basegame compatible

29 swatches (28 from the Historian palette, plus a festive deep red)

Extra accessory overlay for the belt to add more colour combinations

Mesh required - download here

'La Spectre de la Rose' - Simblreen 2025

Here's my full Simblreen set of this year. Thanks to anyone who participated in my little flower hunt! The set includes the original parts which were available on both weekends, as well as the two bonus items from the second weekend. These items (excluding the bonus dress) are inspired by the costumes worn by Vaslav Nijinsky and Tamara Karsavina in the 1911 ballet 'La Spectre de la Rose'. Léon Bakst designed the originals (reference under the cut) and was inspired by Biedermeier fashion for Karsavina's dress, while Nijinsky's outfit simply represents the spirit of a rose. However, my interpretations are by no means meant to be exact replicas. The bonus content includes a second version of the rose costume without the skirt-petal-thing, as well as a recolour of a recoloured dress that has nothing to do with this ballet, but I thought it could use some more swatches.

bgc

8 items

18 swatches for all

custom thumbnails

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zipped + separate files

DOWNLOAD [sfs] (alt. link [gd])

Disclaimer: If you've only downloaded the acc sleeves on the first weekend, please redownload, as I fixed some issues. There is also a bit of clipping in the belt area of the Nijinsky costume with some movement that I couldn't fix.

also shoutout to @surely-sims for once again being the best teacher when it comes to meshing!

thumbnails, info and inspiration under the cut

Two fairly similar outfits for boys and girls. It feels a little blasphemous calling them 1830s. The sleeves aren't nearly impressive enough.

These were possibly going to be accompanied by some outfits for 1830s adults but... Nah.

Germain Tunic

The skeleton suit fell out of fashion in the 30s, being replaced by these tunics. Probably an improvement. Since it's the successor to the skeleton suit, it's most suitable for younger boys, like... 4-9. No older than 10, I'd say. Older boys would wear suits similar to the ones worn by men.

BGC

21 swatches

Tagged as masculine

Found in the Sets category

Polycount: 5140

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Germaine Dress

No arbitrary age restrictions on this one. It's suitable for most of a girl's childhood. Girls have it so easy, huh? Sarcasm.

BGC

28 swatches

Tagged as feminine

Found in the Long Dresses category

Polycount: 4808

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Pantalettes included

I recolored @cringeborg's Ina Gown in 13 swatches (will add more in the future) with permission from the original creator! Many thanks to cringeborg for giving me the PSD and permission! Mesh is required :)