Ellie and Friends Venice Carnival

Ellie and Friends Venice Carnival opens with two characters standing side by side, and the first choice is which one to dress before switching to the other. Picking a mask sets the tone right away: a plain eye mask reads playful, while a full face one with feathers looks dramatic before a single piece of clothing gets added. Switching between the two friends happens with a simple tap, and each keeps its own outfit as you go.

The wardrobe covers gowns, capes, and masks first, then splits into gloves, jewelry, and hair separately underneath. A tricorn hat sits apart from wigs, so either can go over a piled-up curled hairstyle without conflict. Masks layer on top of everything else last, which means a full look can be built and only covered up at the very end.

What this duo dress up game does differently from most solo makeover screens is let both characters get dressed in the same session, so outfits can be planned to match or deliberately clash. A round ends with both friends fully costumed and posed together for the carnival, saved as one finished picture instead of two separate ones.

Complementary gowns for the two friends usually read better than identical ones in the final pose, since matching outfits can blend together at a glance. Adding the mask last, after hair and jewelry are settled, keeps it from hiding choices worth showing off. Switching back to the first friend to check both looks side by side before saving is easy to skip but worth doing.