Egyptian Women's Skins


A dozen or so variations on the Old and Middle Kingdom sheath dress, for medium and dark skin tones. So far all of them use the BJ28 female adult fit mesh by Jerome at SimFreaks, so you will only need to download it once. Click on the individual picture for the zip of the skin.
BJ28fafit by Jerome Beaded dress with broad collar. Medium skin.	BJ28fafit by Jerome Variation for dark skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome Gold and turquoise beaded sheath over dress of red linen. Medium skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome Gold and carnelian beadwork over turquoise-colored sheath. For dark skin tone.
BJ28fafit by Jerome One-sleeved leopard-skin gown, the typical garb of a priestess. Ties on one shoulder. Medium skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome Priestess-dress with Eye of Horus armband. Dark skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome White linen sheath-dress with beaded turquoise pectoral with a bitty Isis on it. Matching bracelets, armbands, and anklets. Medium skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome Variation of the last, but with carnelian beadwork. Dark skin tone.
BJ28fafit by Jerome Olive linen sheath dress with Wedjat-eye armbands. Medium skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome Red variation with gold beaded set of bracelets, anklets, armbands and matching choker. Dark skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome After a depiction of Nut, the Goddess of the Night Sky, this dress is embroidered all over with gold stars. For medium skin tone.	BJ28fafit by Jerome The Nut Goddess-dress, variation with different collar, for dark skin tone.
BJ28fafit by Jerome Black and gold dress in a style typically worn by the Cat Goddess Bastet, with carnelian and gold bracelets and anklets. Dark skin tone.



Policy: Objects and skins by Thalia at Magnolia Sims. Do what you like with my objects and skins: clone, recolor, share, make different versions of skins for different skin tones and body shapes, whatever. Credit would be good, and if you could link I'd appreciate it; but you don't have to. Just don't put anything of mine (altered or unaltered) on a pay site, and don't take credit for something you didn't make. Meshes are not mine, as I can't make them myself; if you want to use them you'll have to refer to the original maker's policy, which I've generally included in the zip. Though if I'm using them, they were good to use when I checked.