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A playful comparison It’s like dressing a museum painting for a modern photo shoot. In Mona Lisa Fashion Experiments, you mix classic vibes with new styles and create a makeover that still feels “Mona Lisa,” just… way more fashionable. What you do in the game This is a dress-up makeover game where you: Choose outfits and accessories, Experiment with different styles, Create a complete look and reveal the final makeover. The fun part is trying combinations that you’d never see in real life. Core loop: Pick hair, outfit, and accessories. Try different combinations quickly. Choose a theme (modern, fancy, playful, etc.). Finish the look and move on. Real player moment: one small accessory can change the whole vibe from “meh” to “wow.” Controls Desktop Mouse click to choose items and switch categories. Mobile Not recommended unless touch controls are supported. How you win / progress There’s usually no fail screen. You “win” by: Creating looks you like, Completing the makeover steps, Trying new combinations. If the game scores, it’s often based on how well items match. Styling tips that work in this game (12 tips) Pick a theme word first: “Elegant,” “Street,” “Cute,” “Bold,” or “Classic.” Choose the outfit before accessories. The outfit sets the direction. Balance old + new. One modern piece plus one classic-feeling piece often looks best. Keep a color plan: 2 main colors + 1 accent color. Don’t overload the face area. Too many head accessories can feel messy. If the outfit is loud, keep hair simple. If hair is loud, keep outfit simpler. Use one “star” item. Make one item the focus (cool jacket, fancy dress, etc.). Try the “swap test”: change only shoes or only earrings and see if it improves. Match metals. If jewelry looks gold-ish, keep other shiny pieces similar. If something looks wrong, it’s often the hair. Swap hair before restarting everything. Coach voice: Theme first. Then details. Tiny human tip: If your look feels unfinished, add one small accessory (like earrings or a bag) instead of changing the whole outfit. Levels / modes / progression Most makeover games progress through: Different item sets, Replays where you try new themes, Occasionally different backgrounds or scenes. Common problems & quick fixes Item won’t apply: you might be in the wrong category—switch tabs/icons. Clicks don’t work: click inside the game frame to focus it. Lag: close other tabs and refresh. Fullscreen issues: windowed mode often fits UI buttons better. No sound: check volume (many dress-up games are quiet). Parent note (2–3 lines) Great for creativity and learning color matching. Encourage kids to describe their theme (“fancy,” “sporty,” “rainbow”)—it helps them make clearer choices. Quick Info box Platform: Browser (HTML5) Genre: Dress-up / makeover / fashion Age fit: 5–13 Session length: 8–15 minutes Controls: Click to choose styles and accessories FAQ (6) Q1: What do I do in Mona Lisa Fashion Experiments? A: Dress up the Mona Lisa with modern and classic style options to create fun makeovers. Q2: Is there a correct answer? A: No—this game is about experimenting and making looks you like. Q3: How do I make outfits look “complete”? A: Use a color plan and add one finishing accessory. Q4: What if everything looks messy? A: Remove one busy item and simplify hair or accessories. Q5: Can I replay? A: Yes—replaying is the best way to try new themes. Q6: Is it okay for younger kids? A: Yes—it's a simple, creative dress-up game.

Specifications

• Easy to play