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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You can find more of my historical content here: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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And that's a wrap on this year's annual Pride lookbook!

I hope you guys enjoyed this whimsical departure from my usual Pride lookbooks, I just love high fantasy and I'm really excited about the new EP. This year I did something different and released each of the gals one by one, but it's so much fun seeing them all together in their little rainbow themed gang. I realise my Pride lookbooks are a bit of annual silliness, but in all sincerity I want y'all to know that I fully support all my LGBTQIA+ simmers (and not simmers) out there. Now more than ever it's important for straight, cis people to stand side by side with those most affected by hateful bigotry and legislation that seeks to punish them for doing nothing more than existing. I have and will ALWAYS have your back.

You can check out each fairy, including all CC links and a little bio on each, down below.

❤️❤️❤️ RED ❤️❤️❤️

Primrose the Flower Fairy

🧡🧡🧡 ORANGE 🧡🧡🧡

Juniper the Forest Fairy

💛💛💛 YELLOW 💛💛💛

Solelle the Sunbeam Fairy

💚💚💚 GREEN 💚💚💚

Clover the Meadow Fairy

🩵🩵🩵 BLUE 🩵🩵🩵

Nixie the Water Fairy

💜💜💜 PURPLE 💜💜💜

Luna the Moonbeam Fairy

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Sister to Solelle the Sunbeam Fairy, Luna trips along the purple haze of the evening moonbeam. She is a poised, regal fairy, which seems fitting considering she represents such a royal colour. The animals of the darkness are her domain and she makes sure the resting flora are replenished during their night time snooze.

You can check out the other fairies in this year’s Pride lookbook here.

APPEARANCE

Hair | Hair Colour | Skin (TSR) | Face Shading | Eyes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Eye Gems (TSR) | Blush (TSR) | Lipstick (TSR) | Nails (My Wedding Stories)

OUTFIT

Diadem | Necklace (TSR) | Dress | Wings | Ring (Crystal Creations)

With thanks to some amazing creators: @tekri @joshseoh @laeska @dangerouslyfreejellyfish @marsmerizing-sims @remussirion

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Here's a fun colour fact: did you know blue was the last colour to be coined as a term in the English language? Blue is quintessentially calm and serene, so it seemed the perfect fit for Nixie the Water Fairy. Nixie oversees the creeks, lakes, ponds and other waterways, as well as the wildlife that reside within them. She is adept at fostering peace and is well known for her dependability.

You can check out the other fairies in this year’s Pride lookbook here.

APPEARANCE

Hair | Hair Colour | Skin (TSR) | Face Shading | Eyes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Blush (TSR) | Highlighter (Base Game) | Lipstick (TSR) | Nails

OUTFIT

Tiara | Earrings (TSR) | Choker | Dress | Wings

With thanks to some amazing creators: @wastelandwhisperer @zx-ta @dangerouslyfreejellyfish @simsonico @joshseoh @remussirion

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Overseeing the flora of the meadows and marshlands, Clover the Meadow Fairy inspires them to grow and thrive. She is served with loyalty by the animals that live among the moss and reeds of her domain. She is a down-to-earth fairy and has a stoic aura to her presence.

You can check out the other fairies in this year’s Pride lookbook here.

APPEARANCE

Hair | Skin (TSR) | Face Shading | Eyes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Blush (TSR) | Lipstick (TSR) | Nails

OUTFIT

Crown | Earrings (TSR) | Dress | Wings | Ring (Werewolves)

With thanks to some amazing creators: @simstrouble @miikocc @dangerouslyfreejellyfish @simverses @lady-moriel

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Considering yellow is such a joyous and sunny colour, I naturally had to assign Solelle the Sunbeam Fairy to such a pretty hue. Solelle is skilled in the manipulation of light, bringing life-giving rays to the plants and animals of the magic realm. Coming out only when the sun is in the sky, she is the counter to her sister, Luna the Moonbeam Fairy.

You can check out the other fairies in this year’s Pride lookbook here.

APPEARANCE

Hair | Skin (TSR) | Face Shading | Eyes | Eyeshadow | Eyeliner (TSR) | Blush | Lipstick (TSR) | Nails

OUTFIT

Tiara | Earrings (TSR) | Necklace (TSR) | Dress | Sleeves | Wings | Rings

With thanks to some amazing creators: @daylifesims @surely-sims @dangerouslyfreejellyfish @bellassims

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Ah orange, my absolute favourite colour! It's sunny and happy like yellow, but zesty and strong like red. And those attributes translate over to today's fairy AKA Juniper the Forest Fairy. She's a fierce defender of the forest fauna and oversees the seasonal changes that renew their eco system.

You can check out the other fairies in this year's Pride lookbook here.

APPEARANCE

Hair (TSR) | Skin (TSR) | Face Shading | Eyes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Eyeliner (TSR) | Blush | Highlighter (Base Game) | Lipstick

OUTFIT

Tiara (TSR) | Collar | Dress | Wings | Belt

With thanks to some amazing creators: @dangerouslyfreejellyfish @evellsims @simstoricalish @bellassims @flowermilksims @twisted-cat

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Yay, its that time of the year for the annual Pride lookbook! With the announcement of the upcoming Enchanted by Nature expansion pack I took it as a great excuse to create some pretty nature inspired fairies in the colours of the rainbow. Today we start with red AKA Primrose the Flower Fairy. She oversees the blooms, plants and pollinators of her magical realm. She's a gentle, caring fairy and a true Mother Nature.

You can check out the other fairies in this year's Pride lookbook here.

APPEARANCE

Hair | Hair Colour | Skin (TSR) | Face Shading | Eyes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Blush | Lipstick (TSR) | Nails

OUTFIT

Tiara | Earrings (TSR) | Neck Flower | Undershirt (TSR) | Dress | Wings (TSR) | Bracelet & Rings (TSR)

With thanks to some amazing creators: @dangerouslyfreejellyfish @tekri @joshseoh @chere-indolente @surely-sims @remussirion @javitrulovesims

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By the 1910s the fashionable female silhouette had become significantly more simple and streamline. The s-shape that was so popular only a decade earlier started to evolve into a more natural shape, with the bosom and hips no longer emphasised. Skirts became narrow and tubular, while hems raised a good 1 to 2 inches - the sign of a new liberation in women's clothing that was looming on the horizon.

The empire silhouette was back in mode for more fashionable brides, however natural waistline dresses were also popular. Tunics over skirts created a two tiered look. Common fabrics included silk, satin, chiffon, georgette, taffeta and velvet.

For a bride's attendants soft pastel hues of pink, blue and green carried over from previous decades, but richer colours were also starting to become popular. A large, adorned hat was an essential part of any well dressed lady's wardrobe and it often served as a topper for a bridesmaid's ensemble. CC links under the cut.

BRIDE ONE

Veil & Hair Flowers | Hair | Earrings | Necklace (TSR) | Dress | Shoes

BRIDE TWO

Tiara | Veil | Hair | Earrings (TSR) | Dress | Gloves | Bouquet | Shoes

BRIDESMAID

Hat | Hair | Earrings | Necklace (TSR) | Dress (retired - direct download) | Gloves | Hose (Base Game) | Shoes

With thanks to some amazing creators: @candycottonchu @sentate @buzzardly28 @lilis-palace @twentiethcenturysims @glitterberrysims

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Hello! I just want to say I really appreciate the lookbooks you post! I hope you have a lovely day 💖

Aw, thank you so much! When I'm busy creating away I can often feel like I'm lost in my own little world, but when I get lovely messages like this in my inbox is reminds me that there are people out there who just enjoy what I make and that is the most wonderful feeling in the world.

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I was initially saving a Hex Girls lookbook for Halloween, but I've been having so much fun seeing all the Edgewave 2025 content on my feed that I just had to make a contribution with an updated makeover for the iconic Scooby Doo trio 🤘🏻

DUSK

Hair (TSR) | Skin | Face Shading | Brows | Lashes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Blush (TSR) | Lipstick

Hat | Earrings | Top (Base Game) | Gloves | Skirt | Tights | Socks (TSR) | Boots | Pose

*drumsticks added in post

THORN

Hair | Skin | Face Shading | Brows | Lashes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Eyeliner (TSR) | Blush (TSR) | Lipstick | Nails | Moles

Choker (TSR) | Body Chain | Harness (Sims Finds) | Top | Rings | Skirt | Stockings | Boots | Microphone | Pose

LUNA

Hair | Skin | Face Shading | Highlight | Brows | Lashes | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Eyeliner (TSR) | Freckles (TSR) | Blush | Lipstick (Curseforge)

Earrings (TSR) | Top | Gloves | Rings | Pants | Tights | Boots

With thanks to some amazing creators: @evellsims @pralinesims @trillyke @dissiasims @northernsiberiawinds @daylifesims @sentate @helgatisha @serenity-cc @thatonegreenleaf @aniraklova @belaloallure3

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Haters said bat bitch but she just heard bad bitch 💅🏻

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Modesty was the theme for the Edwardian bride and the aim was to be covered entirely from the neck down. Necklines were high, gloves were long and ruffles covered every surface. Dresses were typically made from chiffon over satin, cotton or silk and detail was added via embroidery and lace.

At the start of the century the ready-to-wear industry was in its early days. Most bridal dresses at the time were hand sewn, either by the woman herself, a female family member or by a paid dressmaker. It was also quite common for women of more modest means to simply wear their "best dress" when getting married as the expenditure for a one-off gown was rarely justifiable. By mid-decade department stores in major cities began advertising ready-made gowns for brides with a more limited budget.

Edwardian bridesmaid dresses reflected the style of early 20th century women's fashions, most noticeably characterized by an s-shaped silhouette, blousy sleeves and full skirt. Similar to brides, bridesmaid gowns were made from delicate fabrics like cotton, linen and lace and incorporated feminine details such as ruffles, bows and ribbons. Popular colours included pastel hues in blues, greens and pinks, as well as soft and romantic patterns such as florals. CC links under the cut.

BRIDESMAID

Hat & Hair (Sims Finds) | Earrings | Dress | Gloves (Curseforge) | Bouquet

BRIDE ONE

Hair | Veil | Earrings | Dress (retired - direct download) | Brooch | Gloves | Shoes (TSR)

BRIDE TWO

Hair Accessory (TSR) | Hair | Veil | Earrings (TSR) | Dress | Boutonniere | Gloves (retired - direct download) | Bouquet

With thanks to some amazing creators: @yakfarm @atelierlena @serenity-cc @femmeonamissionsims @melonsloth @chere-indolente

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And that’s a wrap on the 1800s!

The start of the 19th century was a relatively simple one when it came to fashion, but we'll soon be heading into the official Regency period and with it, clothing is about to veer away from classical inspiration and start embracing the new romanticism. I can't wait to share the upcoming lookbooks with you guys!

You can find my historical content here:

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

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Many of the shades in the early 1800s spectrum were far more vibrant and saturated in person than represented in hand coloured print engravings, which is evident in extant examples of clothing we still have today. While whites and pastels dominated women's fashion, stronger colors were common in outer wear, trains, shawls, cape linings, and special event costumes. For the 1800s CAS backgrounds I've pulled together a palette representative of these bolder colours. Be sure to only add one to your mods folder at a time!

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Enjoy historical CAS backgrounds? You can find my other collections here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s

Curious to know what CC I used in the hero image? You can find those details here.

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When I was in the planning and gathering stage of my zodiac series I stumbled upon this amazing mask and knew I had to use it in one of the lookbooks. And since Gemini is such a multi-faceted sign it seemed the perfect fit. The rest of the lookbook branched out from there, with the sculpted dress reflecting that it's an air sign and the duo colour palette representing The Twins. I originally created the looks in black and white, but I like to co-ordinate the lookbook with its corresponding CAS background palette. The switch to pink and blue inadvertently made for the perfect colour scheme for Pride month 🏳️‍⚧️ CC links under the cut.

APPEARANCE

Skin | Face Shading | Brows | Eyeshadow (TSR) | Lipstick

OUTFIT

Mask (Sims Finds) | Necklace (Sims Finds) | Dress | Gloves | Bracelets

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This month we're celebrating all the Geminis with a CAS background palette inspired by the qualities of affectionate, curious, adaptive and quick to learn. Don’t forget, only add one to your mods folder at a time!

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My content is always free and accessible - no paywalls or AdFly.