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View File Sissy Suite Welcome to my this set of sweet and very girly dresses for adult women, which has some equally girly options for men. The styles traverse the terrain of the sissy, the loli, and the abdl. This was born because, apparently, you can't make an adult diaper mod without people wanting clothing that doesn't clip. They're not perfect, but I learned a lot, and it's time to share them. These are fluffy enough to work with UNP or CBBE (curvy) HDT without conversion. They look fine! They were made for UNP, so use that for best effects. What you get: Sugar and Spice Dress: This short little number features satin, a lace lace layer, and bows. 7 varieties. Sissy Dress: This even shorter dress is all about the layers of lace, with its own separate collar and cuffs. (the cuffs are okay. Check my recommendations below for better options). It all shines with brilliant satin. It works for men and women! Though, it works better on slimmer men than it does hulking ones, who end up looking like dressed up circus bears. 14 varieties. Loli Dress: This set is more ita than lolita, amirite, fashion police? This is nevertheless a feminine but modest frock with lace and a range of fabrics representing a versatile range of moods and situations. 12 varieties. How to get them: They're fully craftable at a tanning rack with leather, cotton, and then my interpretation of dye ingredients. Of course, there's the indispensable AddItemMenu... Requirements: UNP HDT (Also works with CBBE without alteration!) Any HDT physics. The gentler the better. FAQ (anticipated) Conversions? No, sorry. Conversions sap my will to mod like nothing else. I'm just going to focus on what's fun, because that's the only reason I do it. This goes triply for Fallout 4. You're totally welcome to do so yourself, though, fair warning: this set is NOT easy to convert: mask the bows and lace areas on the chest, and try to evenly weight the wide skirts. I've already spent about 4 hours I'll never get back trying to do a decent CBBE in Outfit Studio. As you can see, it did not hold. Try out whatever you're doing first - it might work anyway. These could be shinier/less shiny. Yes. Skyrim is tough to balance between outdoor nuclear fallout for shiny textures and indoor dullness. You've gotta draw the line somewhere. Shine is controlled in the .nif file under the BSLightingShaderProperty: play with Specular Strength and Glossiness to your heart's content. It's also in the alpha channel of the normal. Try different dresses, and maybe you'll find something you're happy with. Do these have those HDT skirts? You know, the flyaway ones made by wizzes over on the Nexus? No. Most are too short to really fly around anyway. They have "bounce" and flounce rather than the quick wind situation of those other skirts. It could probably be done, but to be honest, weighting is the weakest part of my workflow right now. I can't see anything until it's in game. So every change has about a 5 minute lag time and is really frustrating. These make my butt look big/breasts look small. For the lower body, it's my representation of crinolines and lace. They give the body a different shape. For the upper body, I had to reign it in for geometry purposes. Beauty is pain, right? Beast Races? Sorta! The Bows dress doesn't go great with the argonian tail, and, ironically, the collars for the Twinkle dress aren't superb. Male-Bodied Persons: The Sissy dress works for both sexes. In order to show male genitalia with SOS, you need to select the armor as "revealing." If you're using underwear of any kind, you won't need this. If you're not, you'll have a big hole through your pelvis. Ouch. And sorry, Little Miss, but I've stuffed the bra area On transparencies: I almost quit this project because of Skyrim's transparency handling. They're far from perfect. I even took the transparencies off of the white lace items. Any time you get transparencies through transparencies, Skyrim likes to just show everything and then nothing. These look weird from some angles, and for some reason, especially in the rain, probably because the transparencies are crossing one another. To fix it, I'd have to basically remake and remodel the whole thing so that no transparent mesh ever crossed another. Or you could just delete the NiAlpha node in the offending .nifs and lose the transparency. You really want to wear these in the rain anyway? You'll catch your death! Seriously, if you can find better settings, let me know. Clipping. Yeah they do. Lots of skirts. Each have gone through about 20 weighting iterations, and they're as good as I can make them while still doing this for fun. Some objects go dark near fire. No idea why. I've messed with it to no avail. Please post any ideas you have about this in the support thread. Recommended: Any mod which upgrades Skyrim's lighting to place lights only where there are lights. The satins in these dresses play with light a lot, and there's no better realization that a lot of Skyrim's light sources come from nowhere. I like ELFX. Newmiller's super colorful stockings and gloves packed into the massive Chain Bikini set: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/70477/? Elewin's high heels and stockings: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/30642/? Auburnsred's pretty patterned leggings: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/73573/? Amesake's Border Lace: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/14431/? and Ruhadre's color expansion: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/61658/? If you're feminizing guys, the craggy Skyrim defaults won't do. Get some better textures at least for more range in the faces. DLSkyrim 1.4, in case you're wondering why there's so much space left in the midsection...:http://www.loverslab.com/files/file/2766-diaper-lovers-skyrim/ Permissions: Do whatever you want with these. I'm not possessive. But do respect credits of the modders and texturers below. Credits: Style inspirations from The Birch Place (who make lovely stuff, by the way...). If you check out the Baby Bows Dress and Twinkle Dress, you could get the real thing. Buying something with that link would give me a few credits to use on the site, by the way. The talented VennecaBlind on Deviant Art for a lace texture. KameleonKlik's lovely lace photo resource on DeviantArt. Loli Dress style from a pic posted by AnimeCat198. Backsteppo, whose FO3 maid model I deconstructed and learned from, from a modeling standpoint. It taught me how to ruffle and served as a scale/style model. Halo, who brought Backsteppo's maid outfit into Skyrim and whose poses are extensive and super useful. Caliente and Ousnius - I don't know if they imagined this, but Outfit Studio's import/export allowed me to work mostly in Blender. Pretty amazing stuff. Dimon99 for UNP and Nightmare77 for HDT-ing it. HydrogensaysHDT - for the HDT extension The Niftools team. My friends over in the DLSkyrim thread for their support. Submitter Lucia1 Submitted 07/09/2017 Category Armor & Clothing Requires HDT Physics, UNPHDT, also works with CBBEHDT Special Edition Compatible