Winter White Outfits: Dress Up Game

Frost-white fabric samples line one side of the screen while the princess model stands in a plain slip on the other. Winter White Outfits: Dress Up Game opens on the dress itself, a full skirt or a fitted gown in some shade of white or ivory, and picking one sets the whole tone of the look before hair or makeup enters the picture. A fur-trimmed cape snapped over the shoulders right away turns a plain gown into a finished winter outfit.

Gowns split by silhouette: a full ballgown, a fitted mermaid cut, a cape dress with a built-in collar. Next to the rack sits a tiara and hairpin drawer, a nail station running from icy blue to pearl white, and a hair salon tab with braided updos and loose curls. Blush and highlighter live in a small makeup tray, and the cape and gloves sit in a separate outerwear layer so switching the base gown never knocks off an accessory.

This princess dress up game treats the face and hands with as much care as the gown, since a full nail and hair salon sits right next to the dress rack instead of being an afterthought tab buried at the end. A round ends with the finished princess posed against a snowy backdrop, ready to save the portrait or start over with a new gown.

Painting the nails before touching the dress rack makes it easier to judge whether an icy blue or a plain pearl reads better against the gown you land on. A tiara sits close to the hairline, so a low updo or a side braid shows it off better than hair left loose over the forehead. Matching the glove color to the cape, instead of the dress itself, keeps a mostly-white outfit from blurring into one flat shape.