Dress to Impress is full of fun themes to inspire your next outfit, and one option is Urban Legends. By “Urban Legends,” we mean widely circulated and often creepy stories passed from person to person.
These urban legends may feature sightings of strange creatures or beings, so you’ll have to get creative when turning them into Dress to Impress outfits. Here’s some inspiration for the Urban Legends theme in Dress to Impress.
Best Urban Legends outfit inspiration for Dress to Impress
When you think of urban legends, some of the most iconic ones are Bloody Mary, Bunny Man, and the Chupacabra. I attempted to create a Chupacabra-style fit but felt it wouldn’t be identifiable enough for other players to vote on. I did, however, cook up some fitting costumes for Bloody Mary and Bunny Man.
Due to the creepy and violent nature of these two urban legends, the outfits will have a bloody appearance.
1) Bloody Mary
As scary as she may be, Bloody Mary’s look is iconic with her white dress, long dark hair, and blood smears. Dress to Impress currently doesn’t have any patterns that look like blood smears or stains, but you can give the appearance of blood by laying multiple clothing pieces on top of each other.
For example, I layered two dresses, two shirts, two puffy sleeves, and two hair ribbons. Some parts of the outfit were off-white, while others were various shades of red found in the pattern section. I found that the lipstick stain pattern worked well to resemble blood on certain patches of the outfit.
2) Bunny Man (or Woman)
As the name suggests, Bunny Man is a man dressed as a bunny. But unlike an actual bunny, this guy is a creepy killer often depicted with an ax or chainsaw.
Thankfully, Dress to Impress happens to have a lot of items that give fluffy bunny energy such as the bunny ear headband, fur hat, and cloud-like leg warmers. To take things a step further, add bunny slippers and a bunny bag, both of which are items obtainable with codes.
Once again, I layered multiple shirts, sleeves, and bottoms for a messy and bloody look. Just like with Bloody Mary, I used a few different red patterns but mostly the lipstick stain one. You won’t find any axes or chainsaws in Dress to Impress, so I let my character hold a tennis racket with some red smeared on it.
I did both a feminine and masculine version of Bunny Man, but you’ll have a lot more to work with as the feminine model.
