Cute Outfit Ideas For The Dress To Impress 90s Teen Comedy Theme

If you like dressing up as movie characters or TV show characters, the new Dress To Impress 90s Teen Comedy Theme will be perfect for you.

There are so many characters to choose from, but I decided to create three different looks based on the Clueless movie, which came out in 1995.

So, if you’d like to see three outfits inspired by Cher Horowitz, keep on reading…

I used the same hairstyle, hair color and her iconic green eyes. If you want the same hair color, it’s cab37e, and the eye color is 7c8c56 for her green eyes.

For this outfit, it’s the red and white outfit on the movie poster, starting with the chunky gray heels from VIP, made silk and colored cc171b.

Next, I used the Advent Calendar feather boa in white, and the VIP fur boa, to give a thick fluffy effect, both in white.

For her little red dress, I added the “top only” toggle of the white bodycon dress from non-VIP, and colored it cc171b all over, and silk all over. With the strapless pink mini dress from non-VIP, and again colored cc171b and made silk.

For accessories, I used the heart necklace in a pale gold edbe9b, and the heart drop earrings in edbe9b for both sections.

My second Cher outfit is her iconic shopping outfit, where she is carrying three different shopping bags.

To make her silver strappy heels, I used the chunky gray VIP heels (again) in metallic and the color c9cbce. With the non-VIP stockings for her socks, with the ruffles removed, and made opaque, and colored white ffffff.

For her skirt, I used the “lana” mini skirt from non-VIP, and used the identical pattern to the one Cher wore in the movie – it’s the blue diamond pattern.

For the shopping bags, I added the VIP bag, and chose toggle “3 bags” and colored them with the first one a solid color of 6173c0, the second one with the yellow check pattern, and the third one 8e6338, colored to look like all three of Cher’s bags in the movie.

I used the blazer from non-VIP in black and all over, and then the VIP shirt (from the mannequin with the shirt, waistcoat and tie combo – that was recently reworked on the shirt only toggle) and made white.

Now this causes a lot of clipping, so I then added the pink puffy sleeves from non-VIP in the color black, with the men’s hoody on “sleeves only” toggle and 000000, and finished with fur sleeves from non-VIP on the toggle “3” in the color black.

The most iconic Cher outfit, and Clueless outfit is her yellow plaid outfit, and I started with the chunky red platform heels in white, with the non-VIP stockings in opaque and ruffles removed, and made white.

I added the backpack in white for every section, with the flip phone on “texting” toggle, with black as the first two sections.

I then added the button-up skirt from non-VIP, and used the iconic yellow plaid pattern for the first section and ffff54 for the second section.

Next, I added two more skirts to give more of a flippy layered effect, with the white mini skirt from the third shelf from the skirt display in non-VIP with the same plaid pattern, and then finally the mermaid skirt from the second shelf, in the same yellow plaid pattern.

For her waistcoat, shirt and jacket combo, I added the zip-up brown jacket from the men’s section, using the plaid pattern, with ffff55 for the zip.

Then, I added pink bow cardigan top from non-VIP, and colored it with the plaid pattern, then ffffff, ffffff and ffffff.

Lastly, I used the men’s white tank top, and colored it ffffff.