Moon and Star

Important! Be sure to read the credits and permissions at the bottom. These are some wigs I ported from the Skyrim mod KSHairdos to Oblivion for my character Yanfei. I Ported them just for fun, but they suit her general aesthetic really well and go amazingly with some of her outfits. As of now I only ported three of them because of the ancient chinese aesthetics. These three ported hairstyles are the ones called Daphne, Wu Mei Niang and Wu Zetian. (Fun fact, these two last names were actually the names of some empresses of China) They come in five colours: Brown, Blonde, Black, White and Red, and you're free to edit and make your own haircolours. The flowers and accessories colours are also interchangeable at your will, so a simple edit in nifskope or photoshop might do the trick nicely. They are wigs, NOT ingame racemenu hairstyles, meaning they come with a pair of benefits and downsides: -The wigs are rigged! Meaning that longer hairstyles are able to move with the body bones an...

  Hanboks ( 한복, in korean) are the traditional garments of (you guessed it) Korea. They're caracterised by bright colours, along with simple lines and no pockets. A fun fact is that hanbok in korean means literally clothing, but today is almost exclusively used to refer to the Joseon Dynasty dress. While playing Morrowind lately I loved the fantasy vibe of the world, the alien feeling and the well-constructed culture of the dunmer. It is true that the Elder Scrolls races don't have a real world exact counterpart, but i've always liked the concept of dunmers having a bit of an east asian vibe, which I feel most palpable in Mournhold specifically for it's architecture. Long story short, Inspired by morrowind,  and by this mod in specific , I wanted to bring that concept to life and  ported some hanboks from the sims 3  to the game, resulting in these colourful and beautiful dresses! The colours I made were five traditional looking palletes, recreating the garments in t...