Princesses Different Styles
Princesses Different Styles
Each of the three characters arrives with her own brief, which is rarer than it sounds.
Elsa is dressing college style: pleated skirts, tights, shirts, jumpers layered over each other. Merida has an autumn brief, shorts with stockings under them, striped blouses, cardigans. Anna is doing kawaii, the strictest of the three, because kawaii depends on proportion, an oversized top against something small, rather than on any particular garment.
Working inside three different sets of rules in one sitting is a better exercise than one open wardrobe, and it is why this plays differently from the rest of the princess styling games.
Capy. Free in the browser, no save, so screenshot the results.
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Princesses Different Styles is made in house, and this is its home. It is not licensed from anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
Do the three characters share a wardrobe?
No. Each has her own style brief: college for Elsa, autumn layers for Merida and kawaii for Anna, and the clothes follow those briefs.
What counts as kawaii here?
Proportion more than pattern. Oversized tops against small skirts, pastel colour and soft shapes rather than one signature item.