City of Hypertrophy @ Kingdom of Hypertrophy

Well here's what I have been working on Simtropolis and COFR. I want to display some pics of the City of Hypertrophy.

I am not good at special effects, its because I never took the time to practice. But I guarantee you'll like this. It is considered one of the most densely populated cities.

But here's a shot of downtown.



and more in depth shots of downtown.








This is the Statue of Emancipation. The symbol of Independence in Hypertrophy.



More of downtown Hypertrophy the Meridian Bridge.



The symbol of Hypertrophy's capitalism. The Hypertrophy Stock Exchange. Otherwise we call it "Bank Street"



This is Hypertrophy's most tallest building. The Global Exchange Center. Rising a total of 115 stories high on the Gray Building.



The Hypertrophy Civic Center and City Hall



Sempiternal Palace the home of Empress Elina of Hypertrophy



The Temple of Domini in the center of Sempiternal Gardens



The Market District The center of the Hypertrophy Fashion Week plus a night veiw of Midtown South.



Cliveles Convention Hall, another host of the Hypertrophy Fashion Week



The Metropolitan Opera House



Midtown Hypertrophy, rising above is the Empress Tower the 2nd Tallest in Hypertrophy (city)



Media Square

and finally....



St. Valentines Observatory.

There will be more to come. So stay tuned.

very nice

this is a very nice update man. the seaport area is realistic and the city looks magnificent.

Here is the delayed version of Hypertrophy Fashion Week. It was supposed to be posted in June, but due to a hectic summer in real life. I am catching up with what I couldn't keep up with. I hope you enjoy.











We begin the HypFashWk with Marc Jacobs at the Hypertrophy Museum of Fashion Arts. His presentation of the new fall clothing-line shows versitle look with colors, with a touch of spunk for the fall season.





Over at Dantes Hall, we premiere Ralph Lauren with a power look for the conservatively dressed.





Gianfranco Ferre hosts the runway show at Renice Hall in the heart of Market Square. This clothingline shows a remarkable; yet seductive vampiric look of fashion.



Baby Phat by Kimora Lee Simmons has been a popular brand in Hypertrophy and at the Market Square Mall the clothingline shows off what is street and what is elogance.









Fall may be around the corner, but the colors of Tommy Hilfiger never fades away.





The Royal Branch Hotel hosts a runway show by Emilio Pucci. Emilio Pucci has always been best known for the elogant styles for the Cosmopolitan Hypertrophian.





South of Sostre Square is the Valentina Hall, home to many private runway parties. Tonight it is open for Versace with such a style to die for.



Just west of Market Square...



Luca Luca hosts an appealing runway show at the Gizella Tower.



Whether you want a sporty look during the day, or just that black dress by night. Luca Luca has made signature for the cosmopolitan look.



The Rauhofer Fashion Center is located just north of Howry Square. It is also home to the DKNY runway show just west from the west coast. If there's anything cosmopolitan. Donna Karan tops the cake of day and night looks.











Just above Tiffany Square "Twenty8Twelve" hosts a runway show to display a hip, yet attractive way to walk down the streets of Hypertrophy.

And to close the finale of the Hypertrophy Fashion Week.



This convention center can hold up to four or five runway shows. One primeres after the other with such an expression of the Hypertrophy lifestlyle.

Chloe hosts the first runway show with that sex appeal look for the sophisticated Hypertrophian.



If anyone can make an expression, then Jean Paul Gultier can make it loud and clear.





Paul Smith is all about that cute and sexy look for the fall.



Z Zegna's runway show prepares the gentlemen for the fall look in Hypertrophy. Prepare for a long; cool fall in Hypertrophy.



And finally, Giorgio Armani gives a finale with an exit strategy to go for.

This concludes Hypertrophy Fashion Week. See you in March B)

Great job with the fashion week... the models look nice .