Ideas For Outfits For The Dress To Impress Weather Disaster Theme

If you ever get the new Dress To Impress Weather Disaster theme, and you have no idea what to do, you are not alone.

It’s a really hard theme, but the new accessory adjustment pass definitely helps, as we can now create wild and crazy hairstyles, like you’ve been caught in crazy weather.

I’ve got three outfits I’ve made for this theme, and I hope they might give you *some* inspiration on what you could wear…

For this outfit, I went for the messiest hair possible, and used the accessory adjustment pass to make them bigger to look like they’ve been caught in a storm.

When you remove the hair, I only did 5 items, so it would be quick/easy to do. I started with the chunky sneakers from the non-VIP shoes, and made them white all over ffffff.

For the jeans, I used the bootcut jeans, and made them matte, and white ffffff, and chose “rips” toggle, and removed the flower, to make them look ripped.

For the top half, I used three items. I started with the Witch Sleeves (currency) and made them white all over ffffff.

Added the Ripped Cropped Overshirt (currency) and made it white ffffff, and used the Ripped Knit Top (currency) and made both sections white ffffff.

If you have custom makeup, make sure you add smudged mascara/makeup, for a “caught in a storm” look.

For this outfit, I went for a ripped and muddy vibe. Starting with the cargo boots from non-VIP, and added the brown pattern with the dark brown scratch marks on it (from the Halloween update), and used this pattern for all sections of the boots.

On the legs, I used the fishnet tights on toggle 4, and colored 6b4129. On the arms, I added the standalone pink sleeves (from the non-VIP display with the fishnets) and added the brown pattern I used on the boots.

I used the blue and white frilly crop top from non-VIP, and used the brown pattern on both sections. Layered with the butterfly top, with the same brown pattern.

Next, I used the Summer Ruffle Dress (currency) and used the same brown pattern on all three sections, to look like ripped clothes.

Over the top, I used the ELLA code skirt, on the “long” toggle, adding the same brown pattern on all sections.

With the VIP hanging skirt from the petal update display, using the pattern on section one, 6b4129 on the second section, the pattern on the third section and 6b4129 for the last section.

Lastly, I added the non-VIP choker, in the same brown scratch effect pattern, to tie it all together.

For my last outfit, I started with the non-VIP bone boots, and colored them 492c1c, 492c1c and 4a2d1c. With the fishnet tights on toggle “5” and in the color 000000, and the mesh top in toggle “3” and colored 000000 to match the tights.

I used the bandana around the head, and colored it 492c1c for both sections, using toggle “2”, with the studded choker from non-VIP for the neck, in colors 492c1c and 000000.

On the legs, I used the VIP valentine’s leg ribbons, and used the bandage pattern (from the Halloween update), to look like bandages on the legs.

With the Band-Aid accessory from non-VIP in these locations: left lower arm, right cross, left, right, right lower arm, nose, right knee and left upper arm, and I colored them 4a2d1c.

For my top, I used the tight tank top from the men’s section, and used the “dirty” toggle, and colored it ffffff and 4a2d1c.

Next, I added the baggy green summery shorts from non-VIP, and colored them 492c1c for both sections, with the VIP petal update hanging skirt over the top, and colored 492c1c all over.

Lastly, on the arms, I added the arm sleeves (non VIP) and colored them 4a2d1c, 4a2d1c and 46494c for the buckles. I did also add the fingerless gloves from VIP, and colored them 4a2d1c, but truly, you don’t need them, as the sleeves do the same thing.