With a cast of wonderful characters, powerful voice actors, and catchy songs written by Grammy-award-winning composer Lin-Manuel Miranda set against a rich backdrop inspired by Polynesian culture and literature, it definitely made waves (no pun intended).
And as someone who enjoyed the film immensely, I’m quite happy that there’s a decent collection of Moana-inspired CC out there from the TS4 community.
Aanhamdan93 also gives us a TS4-friendly version of Moana’s top and skirt! There are some visible differences between the clothes in this set and the ones in CanTranSimmer’s pack (especially the top’s color palette), so having both in your CAS catalog won’t be redundant. If anything, it just gives you more options.
No mesh needed for these, either; they’re completely base game compatible!
Moana’s attire is based off of traditional Polynesian clothing.
As far as I can tell, it’s probably a wrapped tapa skirt with a ta’ovala and a simple top in vibrant shades of red and orange. Cultural clothing items this specific can be pretty difficult to obtain.
That doesn’t mean your Sims (or their toddlers!) should be cut off from some good ol’ outfit inspo, though!
This adorable dress by LYLLYAN is inspired by Moana’s simple – but bright and bubbly – color scheme of orange, yellow, and cream.
This custom dress (for Sims Children) follows the same concept as LYLLYAN’s Toddler dress: an age-appropriate outfit inspired by Moana’s color palette and dress design.
It’s not an exact replica, but given the fun patterns, woven skirt details, and bright color combos, it’s pretty close. And pretty cute!
Only available in one swatch, of course, but the one swatch is really all you need.
5. Polynesian Outfit (and Painted Face) Recoloured by LeonKing786
Created for the Historically Accurate Disney Princess series, this is LeonKing786’s take on Moana’s outfit.
I’m no expert but, based on my quick, ten-minute Google search, it looks like they did a solid job on the patterns (and texture!) of the tapa cloth skirt and the Tēfui in the Sims model’s hair.
I’m also loving the face paint add-on; it’s a nice touch!
Do note! The creator used nolan-sims’ Civ Skirt (which you can see here) as the mesh. Unfortunately, the link to the skirt seems to be broken and I can’t find a reupload of it anywhere. But if you have The Sims 4: City Living installed, the skirt should still turn out okay in game!
Not marketed as Moana CC, but I saw this particular hair being used in a lot of Moana CAS videos.
I can see why!
If you’re a Maxis Match CC user, this is a pretty top-tier replica of the princess’s wild ocean curls. It’s wavy, has plenty of volume, and is pushed back a fair amount to show the forehead (as Moana is wont to do).
Don’t forget to download and install the mesh first!
Moana doesn’t wear flower earrings—or any jewelry at all, for that matter.
Just her necklace, methinks, and that’s more a portable storage solution than anything.
But, given the name of this CC and the cultural nod in the design (white plumeria or hibiscus tucked behind the ears), I think this still fits well within the concept. ‘sides, Simmers are totally free to take liberties when recreating characters in the game!
As a simple fan who is (a) not an expert in the slightest, and (b) only has time for ten-minute Google searches for information, I have no idea how culturally accurate this custom tattoo by GossipGirl-S4 is.
However, I do like how it looks and how it covers your Sim’s body.
Plus, given how most of Maui’s tattoos are specifically designed for the character’s story, I think this generic design will do for a personal CAS project!
If you ever want a more diverse selection for Sims!Moana’s wardrobe, this CAS pack from Lin & Sims might be worth installing.
It contains simple tops and skirts recolored according to traditional Maori motifs. Lots of orange, as you can see, balanced out with vivid greens and saturated reds.
I like how the creator blends casual and cultural elements in this set. The top is a typical cropped halter. It’s cool, modern, and totally wearable. But the patterns it’s in are loud, traditional, and colorful. It makes for a stunning aesthetic!
Like Lin & Sims’ CAS pack for Female frames, this custom body wrap by SimmieV uses a palette of vibrant colors and naturally-saturated shades.
Also, since the creator used Maros in the name, I’m assuming they based this wrap on traditional garb worn in the South Sulawesi province of Indonesia (where the town Maros is located). SimmieV doesn’t give an explanation in their description, though.
Either way, I think the designs are gorgeous.
As a custom clothing pack, I think it’s ideal for creating supporting cast and/or background characters on Moana’s island!
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