#Fashion forward

[kaifougere666]

I might be the only one to make fanarts for that game but idc

Also, can we tell Arabella is my fave ? XD

I have a tiny crush on her yeah.

Reblogs heavily appreciated

I wish we could be a boy in the game, not only girls play that kind of stuff TwT

[rat-at-heart]

Honestly the sweater was a little itchier at home than it was when he tried it on at Bugwill™️

[vozchik]

it's actually not!

[hyperfixationsofaspiring]

Me waking up in a cold sweat after randomly realizing I’m writing one of the most popular hermitcraft fics on ao3 atm

[threefleas]

Dune Costume

[misscromwellsmonocle]

Fashion Forward by Stuart Dunkel (*1952)

[wagamama-girls-mode]

[cidthesquid]

Closing the Book on Fashion Forward! (Mini Review+Personal Story) Post #5

[Previous Post]              [First Post]            [TrendSetter] Yes, yes, I'm aware, this is the 3rd “I've finish Style Savvy FF" post! But This time it's for real, I completed the (spoilers) event, and I've even transferred my save off the emulator for long-term storage on the game cart! [My adventure spanned from 11/04/23 - 12/26/23]

Here are my last few outfits! (mini-review to follow!)

Overall, had a ton of fun with this game! It was one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've had in years. But it was not without it's hiccups, the most obvious being how events are handled, At times you'll have to wait for the correct person to pop-up to progress the plot, and sometimes they just refuse to show up. The Real time clock is a neat addition, with a season system for fashion shows, shop inventory, and for some slight weather features. it's FAR less strict than in games like animal crossing, but it can make unlocking some content really annoying, since you have to wait a real-world day for shops to refresh, and some in-game locations are locked out for different based on the time. But it by no means hampers you from enjoying the game's core loop. (Nigh owls rejoice) I could also complain about unlocking colors and hairstyles and makeup, as they all feel pretty random without a guide. But again these are all just extra. The core gameplay loop of managing inventory, designing outfits, and matching style to your customer was absolutely top notch! Even on my last day, I ended up coming with at least two new ones when I thought I'd exaused all options. The only snag with this, is after a fashion show, everyone will get excited about the theme, and will demand that you only make outfits in that specific style for multiple days afterwards, so that can get a little repetitive. But other than that, the core designing has been more fun than I thought possible! (Personal story relayed to SS, after the break!)

Alright, well since this will be my last post for a little while, (I'll take a short break before starting trendsetters) I figured I'd talk a little about why Style Savvy means soo much to me. (It's SUPER long, and get's a little personal, but you've been warned!) In short, I've always been a bit self-conscious about how I present myself in games. I'm a guy, and generally only play as guy characters designed to look as much like me as possible, Not because it's more 'immersive', or that that's because I'm most comfortable with, but because it would mean less 'uncomftable questions' from others, Yet I'd still get comments such as "that doesn't look like you", why'd you choose that.. weight/height/ hairstyle/skin tone/etc, that's not accurate"!

And that, mixed with many offhanded comments about how others chose to dress their characters, (and the possible reasons why they chose 'a specific outfit', applying a negative connotation to even the idea of a guy playing as a female character) It kinda enforced in my mind, that even wanting to play as a cool, cute or even sassy female character was just creepy in some way. So for a long time, I just avoided it my making all my main characters as close to myself as possible, but even having a female side/alt directly based of an existing TV show/game character would still cause some sarcastic remarks, so I just stopped using them in any multiplayer games, and stuck with my main. Eventually i stated playing Final Fantasy XIV and made my standard character, but the friend that introduced me to the game decided he had no interested in playing the start of the game again, and the few others I planned to play with were always busy, so I decided to make a female side character, and came up with a design I liked and ended up playing as them a lot, while waiting for others to be free. In Final Fantasy, I picked up crafting, and started making my own armor and clothing, and for the first time, I was actually designing outfits for an original female character! and began really enjoying the various outfits I could make, and mixing pieces for new looks It still felt kinda weird, I'd never cared about how other people designed or dressed their characters, but it still felt 'wrong' for me somehow, (Like I was enforcing my own will on them, deciding how they dress. as silly as it sounds) The compromise was making a few alt characters, giving each a style an personality, and just sticking to only designing within "what they would actually wear"

That allowed me to be much more comfortable designing in various styles, but I still felt a little weird making specific styles, as I was worried about how it would be precived by other players. ...And eventually 'Fashion Dreamer' released it looked interesting, looking it up online introduced me to 'Style Savvy', So I gave Fashion Forward a Shot, and fell in love with the game. It let me designed outfits my and other characters, but removed all the previous sources of anxiety! I did not have to worry about anyone else's feelings, no one in the game cared about who I was or how I looked in real life, I was not taking away anyone elses control, they decide they want to look cute/cool/feminine, and I'm just helping them achieve their goal. I could look however I want, and it would never bother anyone or make them feel uncomfortable. The people in the world were all very nice and friendly, and while they may be fake, the positive improvement the game has had on my live has been very real! The game may not be a teaching tool, but I still feel I've learned a fair bit about the basics of fashion and outfit customization. and I feel more confident in not just my designs, but how I feel about making characters in general! ...I mean to a point. I did completely redesign my avatar when I started posting here, as I was worried about what people would think, of my working with an avatar that appeared to be of a different race, ....despite me never posting any IRL pics... ...But, baby steps, I have to start somewhere! Click here for my bonus post: Fashion Forward x Final Fantasy XIV (Click here for my blog of playing through my Style Savvy TrendSetters!) --- Thanks Syn Sophia, this game has truly changed my life for the better! :)

[hk90sstuff]

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[sylfaen]

Obsessing over Style Boutique

As the title says I'm obsessing over my favourite game series. :)

I don't have any good images off of my SD Card atm since I have only been taking them for Rainbow and/or are automatically taken. Not sure how you get photos for the first and fourth games though so just Fashion Forward and Trendsetters for now (named in order of appearance).

This character above is Kailey, my character for Fashion Forward! My favourite game of the series though unfortunately not my favourite protagonist. Still haven't named her boutique yet though since you don't have to do that.

And this is my favourite protagonist (left on both images), Tabitha! And by extension my second-favourite game of the series. She runs a boutique named Gazelle, which I named after her!

[kaifougere666]

I made an Arabella bot if you want to check it out. The plot is pretty similar to the game, I made it out of boredom lol. Its propably bad too, so if you wanna tell me smth to improve it go for it, comments are open.

[rat-at-heart]

Waiting for her candy cane latte, she has places to be, ya know!

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Alessandro Vigilante

[toxicboi-qt]

Chilling in style with my bubble gum

[threefleas]

[yzeltia]

Au Ra August R.25 Fashion Forward

"Son, I know you were very insistent for me to wear this...but it is not exactly to my taste. Perhaps the Lord Commander's style should just be his own."