Dresses are one of the most versatile types of clothing out there. You’ll rarely find two that are exactly the same.
There are a million different types and one of the most popular, for good reason, is the strapless dress.
It’s a fairly recent design, when you think about it. Not all that long ago, a woman showing her shoulders would’ve been strung up in the town center for indecency.
Thankfully, those days are long gone. And now we can all try so much more of what fashion has to offer.
And our Sims should use all the variety they can get, honestly. I always hate to see two or three townies in the same place wearing the same clothes.
Well here’s some custom-made strapless dresses so you no longer have to worry about your Sim blending into the crowd.
Just in case you weren’t aware (like me), Pierre Balmain is a fashion house.
At one time it was a really, really big one, known for sophistication and elegance.
Dresses like this one are a perfect example of that.
It’s got a rich vintage style that’s still perfect for any Sim, no matter the occasion.
The waist is cinched with a bow/belt, and the flowing skirt below it is just breathtaking. Everyone one of the 36 swatches are beautiful, whether you go with solids or the floral designs.
Which is why this Simmer’s dresses are featured three times on this list. Hey, when you’ve found the best, you’ve got to take in everything they’ve got.
The attention to detail here is almost as impressive as the dress itself. The gather lines shift towards the big beautiful ribbon that sits upon your Sim’s hip and drapes downward.
As I pointed out above, the plus side of a strapless dress is more open space.
A possible downside is that many of them are so long, that no one will see your shoes.
But with a dress this lovely, no one will be looking at your Sim’s feet anyway.
Now the texture of this dress is the first thing that caught my eye.
Those lines and color combos make it look like your Sim is wearing the whole ocean, with rippling waves circling their body.
And this is one of the shorter dresses on this list.
It has a tapered bottom, starting at the mid-thigh, and then slanting down closer towards the opposite knee, and a straight cut across the top – no straps, of course.
It’s funny how often you can just look at a dress and see its intended use. This one was listed by the creator, Sifix, as a party outfit. And I can totally see why.
Surely anyone who puts this on will feel like having fun!
