I wanted to embrace curly and textured hair patterns with day to day hairstyles and to create styles that are common in the Black community, so more and more Simmers could continue to see themselves in The Sims 4! My goal was representation! I knew I wanted to create more textured hairstyles for the game. When we connected with you on this collaboration opportunity back in June and you started to research what hairstyle you wanted to see in game, did you have a specific goal in mind?

We sat down and spoke with DeeSims about the importance of this addition to the game, her inspiration for the styles, and how they will enhance the Create-A-Sim (CAS) experience for Simmers.ĭeeSims pictured above with Sims showing off the Bantu Knots and Two Strand Twists Both are protective, staple styles originated and worn by the Black community. It is Simmers like DeeSims that continue to spark us, and we wouldn’t be us without YOU! As part of our ongoing You Make The Sims series, we’re continuing to spotlight creators across the world who inspire us and the game we make.įor the upcoming SDX drop, The Sims has collaborated with DeeSims to create two stunning, natural hairstyles, Bantu knots and two strand twists, that are fit for any occasion. As a dedicated Simmer, YouTuber, and content creator, she knows no bounds when it comes to storytelling within *The Sims™ 4*.

DeeSims has had a love for *The Sims™* from a very young age.

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