Best outfit ideas for ancient civilization in Dress to Impress

Ancient civilization is a difficult topic Dress to impressbut with a little historical inspiration you can put together great outfits.

If you have ever come across the Ancient Civilization theme in Dress to impressyou may not know which way to go, especially if history isn’t your favorite school subject. Luckily, we’ve put together a guide with several creative outfit ideas to get you started.

Best Ancient Civilization outfit inspiration for Dress to Impress

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the phrase “ancient civilization”? For me it was Egypt, followed by Rome, China, India and the Inca Empire. The next step is to think about the types of clothing these civilizations wore at the time and how we can translate that into dresses Dress to impress. For example, the ancient Romans wore togas.

Perhaps the most challenging part of this theme is that the fashion of many ancient civilizations involved many separate garments or patterns that are currently unavailable in the game. That said, it is still possible to recreate iconic historical figures such as the Egyptian Cleopatra or the signature fashions of other ancient civilizations.

1) Egyptian queen

Egypt is perhaps one of the easier ancient civilizations to recreate in the game, and it has a lot of good items to work with. Now your first instinct might be to put together something that looks like the Great Sphinx of Giza or a generic pharaoh, but the perfect Egyptian icon to model your character after is Cleopatra.

As an Egyptian queen, Cleopatra needs a lot of gold jewelry. For example, I used several necklaces, crowns, earrings, a bracelet and more. Some of the accessories had gemstones, so I made them all in a blue-green color. Feel free to put on more jewelry if you haven’t reached the item limit yet.

I have clothes for her a few skirts and tops layered with white and gold. If you have access to the VIP area, I highly recommend using it the shell top because of the extra jewelry hanging from it. Cover the shells with a small, loose top so you don’t get mermaid vibes. You can add the long, narrow dress from the VIP room, but that is entirely your preference. I went without the dress to show off her beautiful gold shoes.

Complete the look with Cleopatra’s iconic black hair And a golden staff. To obtain the golden staff, you must redeem the code for the axe, equip the axe, and then use the switch to remove the blade.

2) Roman toga

As mentioned earlier, people in ancient Rome wore togas, garments that fell loosely over the body. Unfortunately, Dress to impress doesn’t offer many options for loose-fitting clothing that resembles gowns, but I went with just one one shoulder topsome wrap skirtsand a flowy loose skirt.

For her, use one of the braided bun hairstyles and add one headband. You can play with different color combinations for the fit until you are happy with the end result. I alternated between green, gold and white.

3) Chinese hanfu

Ancient China continues the trend of loose clothing with traditional hanfu, including a long, flowing robe. I went first loose, long or a combination of both pieces. The dress up with the big bow in the VIP room ended up being a great last minute addition to the outfit. Integral some red and gold in the outfit is a good idea.

Tie the whole look together with some earrings, a fan and another bow, all in a light green jade color. You can keep the hair simple with a black bun.

If you want to go in a completely different direction than the hanfu style, you can also represent ancient China by recreating a statue of the Terracotta Army. Just don’t expect other players to know what you’re going for when it’s time to vote.