Designer, your runway brief is ready. Build a full outfit that matches the theme, photographs well under lights, and earns judge points. Anime Fashion World Met Gala Magic is a styling studio where you create outfits step by step: silhouette, fabric, details, beauty, hair, nails, accessories, and final photos. The fun isn’t random swapping. It’s making choices that work together. What you do in the game Each challenge gives you a theme (like avant-garde, romantic florals, statement shoulders). You: Pick a base silhouette that fits the prompt Choose garments and layer pieces Add structure (belts, harness lines, capes) Match makeup and hair so it doesn’t fight the outfit Test the runway walk preview Finish with a photo in the studio (lighting/backdrop settings) Judges usually care about: theme fit + coherence + originality + clean styling. A real moment: the outfit looks good in the closet view… then runway lights hit, and suddenly it feels “too busy.” That’s your cue to simplify. Controls Desktop Click through tabs (garment, detail, beauty, hair, nails, accessories) Click to apply items, drag to reorder layers (if supported) Use sliders for photo settings Mobile Tap tabs and items to apply Tap/drag for layering controls (if available) Tap sliders for photo studio settings How scoring works To score higher: Match the brief clearly (judges must “get it” fast) Keep a consistent palette and material story Add one bold idea (headpiece, glove, liner) instead of five loud ones Ensure fit and movement look clean in the walk preview Items, styling steps, and smart design rules The game breaks styling into bite-sized panels with tip bubbles. Use them like a coach: Silhouette first: big shape is the message Fabric next: shine and drape change how it reads under spotlights Details after: belts/capes/harness lines tighten the look Beauty last: makeup should support the outfit, not compete Shoes matter more than people think. They change posture and can cause clipping with long trains, so always test the walk preview. Tips to play better (specific runway strategy) Pick two anchor colors + one accent. Example: black + silver + a tiny neon pop. Keep saturation consistent. If everything is bright, nothing stands out. If the prompt says “statement shoulders,” balance volume with a clean waistline. Choose one focal point. Headpiece OR big jewelry OR dramatic makeup—pick one. Use metallics to calm strong colors. Shiny neutral pieces reduce visual noise. Match undertones in makeup. Warm outfit + warm blush looks smoother than mixed tones. Test the runway early. Fix clipping before you add more details. Save variants. Make Version A and Version B so you can compare without losing work. Use asymmetry carefully. One asymmetrical glove can be amazing—two can look accidental. Photo studio tip: adjust exposure so textures show (lace, satin, organza). Tip: Edit like a pro. Remove one thing. If your look keeps scoring “meh,” add one unexpected element on top of a clean base (like luminous liner or a sculptural headpiece). Modes, progression, and photo studio The studio tools (backdrop motion, vignette strength, exposure) can turn a good outfit into a great final shot. Use subtle settings—too much motion hides the outfit details. Progress comes from completing briefs and learning how small changes shift the whole vibe. Common problems & quick fixes Outfit looks messy: Reduce accessories and pick one focal point. Colors clash under lights: Swap one item to a calmer neutral (black, white, metallic). Hair covers the best detail: Try pulling hair off the shoulder or changing style. Lag in preview: Close other tabs/apps and restart the runway preview. No sound: Check mute and device volume. Full screen issues: Exit and re-enter full screen; rotate mobile. Parent tip This game builds creative planning, matching, and self-expression. It’s calm and positive. A helpful reminder: take a break after 2–3 runway looks. Quick info Platform: Browser (HTML5) Genre: Fashion / dress-up / design studio Age fit: 6–13 Session length: 10–25 minutes per look Controls: Tap/click menus, sliders, preview runway FAQ Q1: How do I score higher with judges? A: Match the theme clearly, keep colors coherent, and use one bold focal point. Q2: What should I pick first—shoes or dress? A: Start with silhouette (dress/top+skirt), then shoes to match posture and movement. Q3: Why does my outfit look different on the runway? A: Lighting changes shine and texture. Test preview early and adjust materials. Q4: What’s the best palette rule? A: Two anchor colors plus one accent keeps looks intentional. Q5: How do I stop clipping with long trains? A: Test the walk cycle and adjust skirt length, shoes, or pose. Q6: Should makeup be dramatic every time? A: Not always. If the outfit is loud, keep makeup cleaner so the look reads fast.