Pluto Dress Up

A floppy-eared cartoon dog stands center screen at the start, waiting for a collar or a hat before anything else changes. Pluto Dress Up opens with the dog in its plain coat, and the first accessory you tap, a bandana or a pair of sunglasses, immediately shows how silly or sharp the rest of the outfit can get.

The closet splits by body part instead of by outfit set: collars and bandanas for the neck, hats and headbands for the ears, capes or sweaters for the back, and boots or socks for the paws. Some pieces are plain, like a red collar, and others are costume-grade, like a knight helmet or a superhero cape, and they stack freely so a bow tie sits fine under a cape.

Most dress up game options aimed at pets stop at a leash and a sweater, but this one leans into full costumes, letting the dog end up as a pirate, a wizard, or a firefighter instead of just dressed. A round ends with the finished dog posed against a plain backdrop for a photo.

Start with the biggest piece, a cape or costume base, before adding a collar or hat, since a small accessory can get hidden under a bigger one. Pair a themed hat with its matching accessory, a wizard hat with a staff or a firefighter helmet with boots, so the look reads as one costume instead of scattered parts. Check the backdrop options before saving, a plain color can make busy costumes pop more than a patterned one.