Cinderella & Prince Wedding

The screen opens on Cinderella in her underdress, standing in front of a tall mirror with the prince waiting off to the side. Your first job is the gown. Tap through the dress rack and each option drops onto her right away, so you can see the silhouette against her figure before you commit. The first minute is mostly cycling through ballgowns and deciding how big is too big.

The wardrobe splits into the usual bridal categories: gowns, veils and tiaras, hairstyles, shoes, jewelry, and a bouquet section. The gowns run from simple A-line dresses to full princess skirts with lace trim and pearl buttons. Veils come in fingertip and cathedral lengths, and they layer over whatever hairstyle you picked, which matters more than you would think. There is a strand of pearl jewelry, a pair of glass-slipper heels, and rose or peony bouquets. Hair options include an updo with loose curls, a side braid, and long flowing waves with a small braid across the crown.

Unlike a typical makeover game, this one frames the whole round as a wedding day, so when you finish, the couple appears together and you get a keepsake photo of the ceremony moment. That final frame is what you are really designing for. Save the look or reset and try a second dress before the aisle walk.

Work in this order: hair first, then veil, then gown, because the veil length changes which neckline reads well. Match the bouquet to one accent color in the dress trim so the photo feels coordinated. And try the updo with the tiara before you settle on loose waves; the tiara sits noticeably better on it.