Any Kimono expert out there?
I'm having fun playing my new pack Snowy Escape, and like I always do I spend tons of time setting the local history and culture etc. In my universe this world is part of an Empire with a different c...
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"haneul;c-18216145" wrote:"Simmerville;c-18216143" wrote:"haneul;c-18216131" wrote:
I wouldn't take it that seriously. Mt. Komorebi is a made up place and the Japanese-inspired clothes in game aren't all that correct anyway. The general idea is that Sims will wear the festival kimono during the festivals.
Oh, I didn't play any of the festivals yet.
Will all locals wear kimonos regardless of what I assign their outfit categories? Say, one of the households is very modern and not having kimono for their formal wear etc. Will hey still be seen wearing kimono as NPC during festivals?
Sorry - I'm not sure. I meant that we could have Sims wear the festival kimonos for the festivals. I'm not sure what local Sims wear. Not all of the traditional looking Japanese outfits should be formal wear though because if I recall correctly some of them look like everyday yukata or what you would wear if you were at a hotel/inn and aren't formal.
That sounds like the "bath kimono", worn at baths and in Summer. I like there are several versions in the game, and I can just make my own set of rules. I like there to be some, because especially traditional locals (I now by dna who have traditional or modern mindset :) ) will wear a kimono on a formal family photo/portrait, and it would be cool if their outfit tells a story. Imagining a sim watching the portrait of a grandmother, and seeing from the kimono where in the community she used to be. It will also make it more interesting dressing them up for a formal event, and - not the least, there will be fewer options per sim, lol.
