Maxis vient d’annoncer un partenariat avec la marque Moschino, une marque de mode. Des vêtements à l’éffigie des Sims seront montrés lors d’un défilé de mode en Californie cette semaine et on nous annonce « des nouveautés en jeu à venir » ce qui laisse suposer que ces tenues risquent de se retrouver prochainement chez les Sims 4 ou les Sims Mobile. Récemment, Maxis avait également effectué un partenariat avec Baby Ariel, qui avait aussi résulté à quelques tenues en jeu.
Moschino and Maxis™, a studio of Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) announced that Jeremy Scott will host his annual Palm Springs Desert Party with Die Sims™ to celebrate the launch of a new capsule collection. Inspired by the popular life simulation video game franchise, a whole collection of ready-to-wear items and accessories including Moschino items with pixelated designs and a limited run of eight Moschino x Die Simsitems will be available at Moschino boutiques worldwide as well as Moschino.com on April 13th.
Die Sims and Moschino collaboration is exciting for fans of both brands as it brings together two industry leaders both known for a celebration of individuality. This capsule collection will feature iconic motifs from Die Sims reimagined as Moschino Couture pieces such as a Plumbob bathing suit, a Freezer Bunny cell phone cover and a Uni-Lama T-shirt. These special items highlight the freedom of self-expression and creativity that both the Moschino brand and Die Sims franchise are known for. One item from the capsule collection, a Freezer Bunny hoodie, will also be released after the event within all of Die Sims current titles including The Sims 4, The Sims Mobile and The Sims FreePlay with more game-related announcements to come later this year.
“I love the idea of being able to imagine, design and bring to life a world of individual personas with Die Simsuniverse,” said Jeremy Scott, Creative Director of Moschino. “That concept emulates what I get to do for each collection at Moschino as I create a fantasy universe of spectacular storylines and characters.”
