Fashion Girl
Fashion Girl 
Fashion Girl
Fashion Girl has you paint the clothes before the girl puts them on. Level 1: pick a girl, follow the corner picture, spray the top purple, roll on hearts, then check the Fashion Blogger before-and-after.
Fashion Girl: how to play
Choose a girl before starting the outfit
She starts in a yellow vest, purple shorts and red sneakers. Swipe left or right if you want a different girl, then tap Start.
A thought bubble shows the Level 1 target: purple top with red and orange shapes, black skirt. Color, Pattern and Accessories sit beside her, but the round still walks you through one step at a time.
Use the picture in the corner to pick the outfit shape
Once the round starts, that same outfit picture stays pinned upper-left. Plain white clothes line the bottom. Tap the shirt-and-skirt shape before you add color.
Use the long-sleeve top and short black skirt. The skirt is already the right color; only the top needs the purple spray next.
Spray the top until the purple color is finished
A purple spray can shows up beside the mannequin. Drag it over the top and sleeves. The chest and one sleeve can turn purple first; the other sleeve may still look pale.
Keep going until the front and both sleeves match. Leave the skirt black — this outfit does not spray it.
Choose the hearts, then roll them across the top
Pattern choices include rabbits, strawberries, hearts, pawprints and flowers. Pick the red and orange hearts — they match the corner picture.
Then a small roller carries that heart print. Roll until the front and sleeves are covered; plain purple patches still need another pass.
See the girl wearing the clothes you made
When painting ends, the clothes jump onto the girl. The Fashion Blogger post puts the old outfit in a small "Before dressing" photo and the purple heart top with black skirt in the larger "After dressing up" shot.
That is the end of Level 1. Close the post to make more clothes; later finished looks can also get a score.
Level 1 choices
| Step | Choice |
|---|---|
| Girl | Dark hair, yellow vest, purple shorts and red sneakers |
| Clothes | Long-sleeve top with a short black skirt |
| Color | Light purple top; black skirt |
| Pattern | Red and orange hearts |
| Final page | Fashion Blogger before-and-after post |
Keep glancing at the corner picture while spraying and rolling. Without it, it is easy to grab a random print from the two pattern rows.
Painting clothes, not just picking them
Level 1 is not “tap a finished outfit.” You build the piece: plain clothes, spray, pattern, then the girl wears it. Other rounds can add steps like ironing, so the browser flow feels closer to making clothes than to a simple wardrobe picker.
Things that slow you down
- Character swipe happens before Start — easy to miss if you rush the button.
- Spray both sleeves, not only the front. White cloth still needs color; the skirt stays black.
- After the roller, hunt for purple patches with no hearts and roll those again.
- Restart (upper-left) remakes the outfit if you want different picks.
Later levels keep the same order — clothes, color, pattern, wear — with new pictures to follow. After the Fashion Blogger post you can start another outfit and see how that look scores.
