Prism Fashionistas Dress to Impress

Bare-faced and in a plain outfit, a fashionista is waiting when Prism Fashionistas Dress to Impress opens, and the first pick, usually a skin tone or a foundation shade, updates her look right away before you move to hair or clothes.

Makeup takes up the first few tabs: foundation, a color-shifting eyeshadow palette, blush, and a bank of lipstick shades that lean bright and saturated. Past that sit hairstyles, a high ponytail, loose curls, a sleek bob, then clothing split into tops, skirts or pants, and a jacket layer that can go over either. Makeup pieces stack freely, and the jacket sits on top of whatever top you picked underneath.

This makeover game leans harder on color theory than most, since the prism naming carries through into palettes grouped by hue rather than by product type, so picking a look often means committing to a color family early. A session ends once you finish the outfit, and the payoff is the finished portrait, not a runway walk or a judged score.

Group your makeup by warm or cool tones before adding clothes, since the palettes here are organized that way and mixing a warm lipstick with a cool eyeshadow can look mismatched. Try the jacket layer over a plain top if a pattern feels busy, it tones the look down without hiding it completely. The hairstyle tab sits between makeup and clothing, easy to miss if you go straight from face to outfit.