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The party lights are on. Cameras are flashing. And your celebrity client is staring at you like, “So… what am I wearing?” In Celebrity Lunar New Year, you create standout outfits for a fancy New Year bash—one look at a time. What you do in the game This is a fashion styling game with a Lunar New Year party theme. Your main jobs are: Choose clothing pieces that look good together, Add accessories for a “wow” finish, Create a complete outfit that fits a celebratory vibe. Some versions add a “rival stylist” feeling, but it’s usually just story flavor—your real challenge is making a better outfit combination. Core loop: Pick a category (hair/outfit/accessories). Try items quickly. Lock in a theme. Finalize the look and move on. Real player moment: you think the outfit is done… then you add one accessory and it suddenly looks celebrity-ready. Controls Desktop Mouse click to select items and switch categories. Mobile Best on desktop. If it runs on mobile, use taps—just expect smaller buttons. How you win / how progress works There isn’t a “game over.” You win by completing great looks. If the game scores you, it’s usually based on: How well items match, How complete the outfit feels, Sometimes a “final reveal” moment. Your biggest progress is learning what combinations look polished. Outfit building: the simple formula A strong look usually follows this order: Main outfit piece (dress or top/bottom set) Hair (matches the outfit’s vibe) One “hero” accessory (the star detail) Small extras (only if they improve the look) Tips to style better (10–12 specific tips) Pick a color story first. Choose 2 main colors, then keep most items inside that plan. Use one statement piece. If the outfit is dramatic, keep accessories simpler (or the look gets noisy). Balance top and bottom. If the outfit is big on top, keep the lower half calmer. Match metal tones. If jewelry looks gold-ish, try not to mix it with silver-ish pieces. Face area matters most. Hair + head accessories are what players notice first. Try the “swap test.” Change one item only (shoes OR bag OR earrings) and check if it improves the whole look. Avoid too many patterns. One pattern can be cool; three patterns fight each other. If there’s “rival” pressure, ignore it. Calm choices beat rushed choices. Make the outfit camera-friendly. High contrast (dark + bright) often pops more than all-mid colors. If you keep feeling stuck, start over with a new theme word: “Elegant,” “Cute,” “Bold,” or “Classic.” Coach voice: Choose a theme. Commit to it. Tiny human tip: If your outfit looks “almost right,” it’s usually the hair causing the problem. Swap hair before you replace the whole outfit. Levels / modes / progression Most dress-up games progress through: Different clients or scenes, New item sets, Replays where you try a new theme each time. Even without levels, you can challenge yourself: “Make three totally different looks today.” Common problems & quick fixes Buttons don’t respond: Click inside the game first to focus it. Items won’t change: You might be in the wrong category—switch tabs/icons. Laggy animations: Close other tabs and refresh. No sound: Many fashion games are quiet; check volume if you expect music. Fullscreen looks odd: Exit fullscreen and play in windowed mode. Parent note (2–3 lines) This game supports creativity, color matching, and finishing a project. A good routine is one full outfit, then a quick stretch break. Quick Info box Platform: Browser (HTML5) Genre: Dress-up / fashion styling Age fit: 5–13 Session length: 8–15 minutes Controls: Click to select clothing and accessories (best on desktop) FAQ (6) Q1: What do I do in Celebrity Lunar New Year? A: Style celebrity outfits for a Lunar New Year party using clothes and accessories. Q2: Is there a “right” outfit? A: No—your goal is to create a complete look that matches your theme. Q3: How do I make outfits look more professional? A: Use a color plan and one statement accessory instead of lots of random extras. Q4: What if my outfit looks messy? A: Remove one busy item and simplify the hair or accessory choices. Q5: Is the “rival stylist” part scary? A: It’s usually just playful story drama, not anything serious. Q6: Can I replay? A: Yes—replaying is great for trying new color themes.

Specifications

• Easy to play