I don't use TSR so I'm not familiar with their url there, but on tumblr they're page is. Their short lace dresses look great on virtually all sims, and the Halloween cc releases are equally as versatile. To paraphrase the poster above me, Trillyke is also a good MM-friendly simblr & makes a style of cc that matches both MaxisMatch and alpha looks called MaxisMix, and primarily focuses on female sims.Their TSM style Medieval Tavern set is awesome if you're into fantasy, spooky, historic, or rural aesthetics/gameplay, and their CAS outfits pair great with Realm Of Magic and Halloween in general. Do you like historical gameplay? Do you want a world that reminds you of Dragon Age? Does Windenburg make you sigh wistfully and wish all the TS4 worlds had that aesthetic going on? Yeah, you'll want to visit zx-ta on tumblr and download their countless BB and CAS conversions from The Sims Medieval, ASAP. Zx-ta is another simblr treasure trove.

If you want impeccable cc that's well made, well-maintained, gives male sims some much needed variety, and looks equally good in retro and super-modern settings, he's your guy.

Peacemaker-ic makes a bunch of really good custom content for male sims, as well as semi-regularly creating essential Build Mode addons that are mind-blowing quality.

He's also noted for his custom sliders, eye shine remover mod, and his very detailed body hair releases (he's on v5+ already). He's made several different skins, the newest one being called Vanilla (a remake of game's default vanilla/no-mods-installed skin), but I prefer his older default skin called Smoothish 2, from his Body Redux series of default replacements.

Luumia's default replacement skins are an absolute must if you want really nice skin that doesn't give every sim the same face.

Simblr can be a lot to take in & navigate now that Lana's cc finds blog (sssvitlans) is inactive, so I'll try to share just some of my favorites: I've got a fair variety to share here! Most of my cc is fundamental basics, MaxisMatch witchy/fantasy cc, or conversions from other sims titles like TS2 or The Sims Medieval, so you'll see that reflected very heavily below.

The sims 4 mm cc