Top 30 Summer Looks You’ll Want to Try in The Sims 4

You know that moment when the sun’s shining, the world’s buzzing, and your Sim needs a wardrobe refresh? Summer in The Sims 4 is each about bold prints, bite textures, and mixing vibes — from beachy outfits to rooftop-ready ensembles. I’m not then to copy and bury a list; this is make-up your own- story style guidance, as if I’m texting a friend a summer outfit inspo. Dive in, pick your faves, remix as you like!

How to Use This List

1. Scroll through the looks.
2. Choose a vibe: sporty, boho, glam—whatever your Sim’s mood.
3. Head to CAS, mix tops, bottoms, layers, and accessories.
4. Sprinkle on hair + shoes + small details.
5. Watch your Sim shine through the season.

We’re not just listing outfits—we’re painting summer picnics, festival nights, beach bonfires, and pool days in Sims form. Ready?

The Outfits (Broken Into Moods)

Beach & Festival Vibes

1. Boho Beach Dream
   Long maxi dress with florals, shell necklace, braided beach waves. Picture a Bon Voyage day at Sulani beach.
2. Cut-Off Bikini Combo
   High-waist bikini with cut-off shorts and woven slide sandals. Laid-back, savvy, ready for sandcastle duty.
3. Pool Party Bold
   One-piece color-block swimwear, chunky transparent heels, and bold sunnies. Make that virtual splash.
4. Festival Fringe Fun
   High-waist patterned shorts, cropped top, fringe vest, gladiator sandals. Coachella-era energy on a Sim.
5. Tropical Shirt + Chinos
   Cropped floral button-up, rolled-chino shorts, loafers. That “I’m on holiday” vibe down to the pixel.

Casual & Cool

1. Denim Shorts + Graphic Tee
   Casual vibe with a throwback tee, layered necklaces, or a watch. Street-snatched, weekend-warrior style.
2. Athleisure Stroll
   High-waist leggings and a cropped empire-top with slick sneakers. Gym-to-grocery comfort—IRL and in-game.
3. Denim-Jacket Dress Combo
   Summer dress, soft with a cropped denim jacket. Great for warm days that dip into cool nights.
4. Stripes and Sporty
   Racerback crop, bike shorts, and crisp white kicks. Clean, minimal, standout.
5. Utility Safari Sim
   Khaki romper, belt, aviators, light hiking shoes. Think jungle trek meets urban park.

Evening & Socials

1. Garden Party Elegance
   Soft pastel midi dress, wedge heels, pearl studs. Perfect for a rooftop brunch or a Sims’ dinner date.
2. Rooftop Lounger
   Linen trousers, airy tank, espadrilles. Elevated casual that’s still breathable.
3. Monochrome Magic ⚪
   All white look—top, pants, sandals—for a crisp, clean style that radiates polish.
4. Off-Shoulder Romantic
   Bardot top with high-waist shorts and strappy heels. Great for evening strolls by the misty fountain.
5. Soft Pastel Picnic
   Pastel swing dress with a straw hat and a matching bag. Ripened fruit stand vibes.

Bold & Edgy

1. Boomer Tank & Jeans
   Bright vintage tank, rolled-up jeans, retro sneakers. Big ’70s flair, small Sim-world package.
2. Western Denim Skirt
   Denim mini, tied plaid shirt, ankle boots. Rodeo-chic meets Sim street.
3. Boho Crop + Wide-Legs
   Earthy top with breezy palazzo pants, statement bracelets. Head-turning but never too much.
4. Palazzo Breezes
   Solid bandeau paired with softly flowing pants. Minimal accessories, maximum movement.
5. Color Pop Romper
   Bright romper, platform sandals, bold hair clips. One-step style that says “summer ready.”

Minimal & Chic

1. Linen Suit Set
   Cropped linen blazer and shorts, loafers. Casual, clean, and sharp—perfect for networking events.
2. Graphic Cover-Up Elegance
   Kimono-style robe over swimsuit, wedge heels, straw tote. Resort-luxe with beach energy.
3. Retro Tennis Skort
   Pleated skort and cropped polo, visor, sneakers. Preppy but fun—like a Sim Wimbledon spin.
4. Boho Maxi + Bandeau
   Maxi skirt with bandeau top, chunky accessories. Sunset stroll level perfection.
5. Blazer Over Bikini
   Unbuttoned blazer layered over a bikini. Boss-level beach bar entrance.

Finish-the-Look Staples

1. Straw Hat + Sundress
   Midi sundress and wide-brim straw combo. Easy and timeless.
2. Soft Jumpsuit + Sneaks
   Sleeveless jumpsuit, sporty white shoes. Casual comfort, polished feel.
3. Espadrille Casual Dress
   Sleeveless flats dress with woven espadrilles. Light, crisp, everyday summer.
4. Bold Print Mix
   Printed top with contrasting bottoms—think stripes and solids mixed. Warning: playful but bold.
5. Subtle Comfort Layers
   Loose tee over midi skirt, linen scarf thrown around shoulders. Overcast mornings? Sorted.

Style-at-a-Glance Table

	Vibe	Key Pieces	Main Colors
1	Boho	Maxi dress, shells, waves	Earthy greens + creams
5	Tropical	Floral shirt, chinos	Coral, emerald green
7	Sporty	Crop + leggings + sneaks	Monochrome + bright
11	Garden Party	Pastel dress, pearl earrings	Lavender, soft pink
16	Retro Flair	Vintage tank, rolled jeans	Mustard, denim
21	Chic Casual	Linen suit, loafers	Cream + taupe
26	Summer Classic	Sundress + straw hat	Soft pink, off-white

Styling Advice

• Layering works wonders: Throws like jackets or kimonos let you move from day to night.
• Choose 2 textures: Linen tops, knit vests, straw accessories—mixing materials keeps looks lively.
• Pile on the accessories: Hats, bracelets, necklaces, and sandals make outfits feel complete.
• Match hair to mood: Beach waves, buns, braids—choose hairstyle to match your Sim’s outfit mood.
• Pick a color theme: Pastels are calm, brights are bold, neutrals are polished.

Why These Look Great

1. Beach days: Pool, boho, cut-offs—easy, everyday friendly.
2. City casual: Denim tees, athleisure—comfort meets style.
3. Festivals: Fringe, bold prints—stand out in a crowd.
4. Summer evenings: Romantic dresses, elegant layers.
5. Sporty hangouts: Skorts, sneaks, ready for adventure.

Every look is versatile—mixed and matched across textures, tones, and hair choices until it truly fits your Sim’s summer mood.

How to Build Them in CAS

1. Start with a base outfit—top and bottom, or dress.
2. Layer jackets, vests, jewelry.
3. Choose fit-appropriate shoes like sandals, sneakers,or boots.
4. Pick hair that matches the mood—waves, buns, casual braids.
5. Apply color swatches to experiment.
6. Save each completed outfit to your Sim’s wardrobe set.

Mix, match, edit—make it personal. Use CC where needed (like bold prints or festival fringes).

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