Little Girls School vs PrincessStyle

Two closets sit on either side of the girl in Little Girls School vs PrincessStyle, one folded and plain, one spilling over with sequins. Clicking into the school side drops a pleated skirt and a cardigan onto her, and the outfit looks finished before you touch an accessory. Switching to the princess side clears that away and puts a puffed-sleeve bodice on her instead, the first sign these are two separate wardrobes, not one outfit with extra pieces on top.

Each side has its own row of items instead of one shared pile. School brings a plaid skirt, knee socks, a round-collar blouse, and a backpack, plus hair options like a low side braid or round glasses. Princess brings a ballgown with a sweetheart neckline, elbow-length gloves, a tiara, and drop earrings, and most of these pieces layer over a plain slip so a gown and its gloves and jewelry can go on in any order.

The trick in this makeover game is that you're building two finished looks on one character instead of one look with swappable parts, so nothing you pick for the classroom carries over to the ballroom. A round usually ends with both outfits saved side by side, the plaid skirt next to the ballgown, so the difference between the two shows up in a single frame instead of one photo at a time.

A backpack in a color close to the cardigan keeps the school look reading as one outfit instead of separate pieces. On the princess side, a loose braid works better than a tiara, since the two can bump into each other around the hairline. The shoe rack is worth checking, since both wardrobes sometimes pull from the same row of flats and heels, and the wrong pair can throw off either look.