PablloVittar, a very popular entertainer from Brazil, seems to have found a fan in one of the (or multiple) members working as a part of the developing team of The Sims 4.
A plethora of Create-A-Sims accessories and outfits, that were unveiled recently, have been modeled on the Brazilian superstar. Named the Carnaval Streetwear Kit, this upcoming pack enables players to get their characters dressed up in clothes that serve as a reflection of their own energy.
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The trailer and description of the kit can be glanced through in a video created and uploaded on YouTube by the developing team.
One look at the kit and you know that the items in it do a very good job of representing the fierce attitude and vibrant clothes that one associates with Pabllo. As a public figure, Pabllo has always been somebody who believes in everything in his life having an element of fun and freedom. When you dress up your characters in these outfits and accessories, you will definitely see a bit of Pabllo’s spirit in them.
Through this newly launched content, the developing team hopes that Simmers will be inspired to imbibe the creative streak and exuberance that the cultural icon is known for. Apart from the clothes and accessories, makeup has also been provided to the players to help them make their characters look as similar to Pabllo as possible. Players get a wide variety of options while putting together the looks of their Sims using this particular kit.
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The Sims is one gaming franchise that has a very good reputation when it comes to giving their players an extraordinary sense of freedom while playing the game. Keeping this tradition alive, the developing team has designed this new kit, in collaboration with PablloVittar, in a way that players can use its contents in a variety of ways using their imagination. In the recent past, they had come up with a bunch of other interesting kits including the Modern Menswear kit that was designed in collaboration with Stefan Cooke, a prominent designer based in London.