Your First 5 Rounds: Theme-by-Theme
Round 1: “Casual / Everyday”
Most beginners panic-buy random tops and pants. Keep it simple: a solid-color top, jeans or a skirt, and ONE accessory (a bag or necklace). Default hair is actually fine for casual.
The trap: Over-accessorizing. Casual means casual — wearing 5 accessories reads as “didn’t understand the theme.” One bag or one necklace is enough.
Round 2: “Formal / Red Carpet”
This is where beginners freeze. They don’t own formal items yet. The default clothing options include a basic long dress — use it. Add the darkest lipstick available. Default heels.
The trap: Wearing a short skirt or casual top because “it’s all I have.” Even the basic long dress + dark lipstick reads as formal enough for 3 stars. Cat ears with a dress reads as “didn’t take this seriously” and gets 1 star.
Round 3: “Beach / Summer”
The free clothing has shorts and a tank top. Use them. Flip-flops if available. Sunglasses if you have them.
The one thing that lifts this from 2 to 4 stars: Change your hair color to sun-bleached blonde or add a beach accessory (sunglasses, sun hat, beach bag). One small change that signals “I customized for this theme.”
Round 4: “Gothic / Dark”
All black. If you’ve bought the black corset top, use it. Dark lipstick. Dark hair. No bright colors anywhere.
The trap: Wearing one black piece and the rest in color because “I don’t have a full black outfit.” Even all-default-black (black t-shirt, black pants, black shoes — all available for free) gets 3 stars for Gothic. One colorful piece tanks your score because Gothic = all dark, period.
Round 5: “Fantasy / Magical”
Most beginners have zero fantasy items. This is normal. Your goal is not winning — it’s not getting last. Use the brightest, most colorful outfit you can assemble. Change hair to an unnatural color (pink, purple, blue) if you’ve unlocked one. Bright makeup.
The one thing that saves this round: Color. Fantasy = vibrant. Even if your items are basic, a pink top + purple skirt + colorful hair reads as “tried to be magical.” All beige reads as “ignored the theme entirely.”