Avatar Fashion Style

The screen for Avatar Fashion Style starts with a blank figure and a row of body-type options, letting the shape of the avatar get set before any clothing shows up. Face features come next, then a base skin tone, and each pick redraws the figure right away so the next choice lands on an accurate base. Only after that does the actual outfit menu open up.

Categories split by body region instead of by outfit theme: tops, bottoms, and outerwear each get their own tab, alongside separate rows for hairstyles, eyewear, and footwear. Pieces include a cropped denim jacket, a graphic tee, wide-leg trousers, and a beanie pulled low over a side-swept fringe. Everything layers, so a jacket sits over a tee and a scarf tucks in on top of both without erasing the print underneath.

This character creator locks in body shape and face before style ever enters the picture, unlike rounds that start with an outfit theme, so the same clothes read differently depending on the avatar wearing them. A round ends with a saved avatar instead of a runway walk, ready to be dressed again from scratch or kept as is.

Once body shape and skin tone are locked in, every later outfit choice sits on a finished base instead of a placeholder. Sticking to one color family across the jacket, trousers, and shoes reads cleaner than mixing four unrelated shades. The eyewear tab hides at the bottom of the accessory list, so it's easy to finish an outfit without ever opening it.