Dress to Impress Outfit Ideas and Themes (DTI) - Roblox Guide - IGN (2024)

In Dress to Impress, you're given a set theme you must meet by using the clothing provided in the dressing room. There are many themes in DTI, so it can be challenging to think up a winning design, especially when under pressure. This page lists some of the most common Dress to Impress themes and outfit ideas for them so you can secure those votes and become a top model in the DTI Roblox Experience.

Dress to Impress Themes

There are a vast number of themes in Dress to Impress, including:

• Beach
• Snow Day
• Regency Era
• Steampunk
• Retro Glamour
• Cottagecore
• Elegant
• Old Money
• Kawaii
• Rock and Roll
• Neon
• A Day in Paris
• Back to School
• Going to Sleep
• I Just Came From...
• Spa Day
• Fantasy
• Folklore
• Magical Girl/Boy
• Witch
• Cowboy
• Pirate
• Y2K
• Halloween
• Me Right Now
• Celebrity
• Euphoria
• Barbie
• Mean Girl
• Secretary
• Food

DTI Beach Outfit Ideas

Beach Outfit Idea #1

This Beach-themed outfit is centered around the Hawaiian Hibiscus flower, a popular pattern for beachwear worldwide. Paired with the coconut, sunglasses, and tote bag, you'll look like you've just stepped off a beach in Polynesia.

Hair and makeup-wise, we've gone for minimal makeup and hair that's kept away from the face. After all, no one likes hair in their face when they're at the beach!

Beach Outfit Idea #2

Sticking with the minimal makeup and tied-back hair, this Beach-themed Dress to Impress outfit is perfect for sunbathing in. When catching rays, you want as much skin exposed as possible (though don't forget the SPF, folks!). Also, nothing beats ice cream when you're on the beach, so we've gone for a blueberry flavor to match the swimwear.

DTI Snow Day Outfit Ideas

Snow Day Outfit Idea #1

This Snow Day DTI outfit is designed to keep you as warm as possible, with earmuffs and a hot cup of coffee to boot. We can picture someone wearing this when they're forced to go out into the snow, whether it be to go to the office, or simply making a quick Starbucks run.

The makeup includes a dark red lip to catch those winter vibes, and the hair frames the face to protect the skin from the elements as much as possible.

Snow Day Outfit Idea #2

Now for the other side of Snow Day. This Dress to Impress outfit embodies how it feels when you open the curtains in the morning to find that it's snowing, and you think, "Ugh, I really don't want to go out today." We've all been there!

This time, there's minimal makeup because most of us would not put much makeup on if we're not going outside, especially on a winter's day. As for the hair, it's tied back in a messy bun to embody the idea of staying home and doing nothing except reading books or studying and listening to music with headphones on.

DTI Regency Era Outfit Ideas

Regency Era Outfit Idea #1

For the Regency Era theme in Dress to Impress, you essentially want to think Bridgerton. It's all about poofy dresses and 1800s fashion. Our first outfit idea includes a big dress with ruffles and an old-fashioned hat with sparkly jewelry.

As for the makeup, we've kept it simple, and used a traditional Regency era-style hairdo.

Regency Era Outfit Idea #2

Our second DTI Regency Era outfit idea keeps the same periodic hair and makeup, but changes the dress to make it more bodice-like. It also has a bigger skirt and an even more extravagant headpiece. We picture someone wearing this to an 1800s London ball.

DTI Steampunk Outfit Ideas

Steampunk Outfit Idea #1

For Steampunk in Dress to Impress, you want to embody a mixture of 19th-century fashion and retro technology. For our first Steampunk outfit idea, we've gone with the classic gothic goggles with a choker and a ruffly dress with a brown color theme.

Hair doesn't matter too much here, though we do recommend dark makeup to match the outfit.

Steampunk Outfit Idea #2

For our second Steampunk-themed outfit, we kept the ruffled dress and goggles but made them red and beige-toned over brown. You want to stick to a neutral color palette for the Steampunk theme—no bright colors!

We added some 19th-century flair to the goggles with an extravagant headpiece you'd find at an 1800s soirée.