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I am yet again asking game devs to make me nice clothes IRL
The Simshas done high street fashion collabs before, sure, but this one in particular has nice combos I think I’d actually buy. Between this andDeathloop’s fashion, I’m gonna need game devs to start opening boutiques or something.
Jazzy Cho x The Sims 4 Incheon Arrivals KitWatch on YouTube
Jazzy Cho x The Sims 4 Incheon Arrivals Kit
The asymmetrical vests in particular are quite good, the sort of thing that would layer nicely over lots of clothes.
I really like the full-length gown in the right of this pic. Time to get The Sims ready for a ball, methinks.
“It stemmed from when the press would greet or welcome back traveling celebrities. It really began to boom with the rise in global popularity of K-pop, the internet, and social media,” she explains. “Images of the hottest South Korean stars arriving or departing would be shared across the internet, and if one style that they were wearing goes viral, then that style becomes the trend of the season.”
While it’s a pretty modern style, the long, flowy shapes and angular pieces stem fromhanbok, Korea’s traditional dress. The kit comes with casual and semi-formal pieces, from long coats to sweatpants and hoodies.
This coat! This one please! Paired with that high-neck jumper, baggy jeans and trainers, this is an absolute autumn/winterlook.
Another long coat offering. I like how this outfit is basically a lighter, more formal version of the black one. Less, “I fell asleep on the plane” and more, “I’ve been taking important business calls on my private jet.”
Both kits are available to buy now for £5/€5/$5 each on PC, Mac, the PlayStations and Xboxes. The Incheon Arrivals kit can be foundon SteamandOrigin, and the Fashion Street kit ison SteamandOrigintoo.
