Dress To Impress is launching their super exciting World Culture Day update on Saturday. This update has been created to celebrate different cultures across the world, and coincides with World Culture Day, which falls on May 21st.
We’ve had a number of sneak peeks ahead of this update, and now we officially know the NINE different cultures that are going to be included within this update.
When the update was first announced, we knew that the update was going to include a full outfit set for Brazil, India, Thailand and The Philippines.
We can see the entire outfit set we’re getting for these four cultures and countries, and they include clothing, hair, accessories and even jewelry for some of the outfits.
This update launches on Saturday, May 17th at 11am EST (find out which time the update launches here).
Every single item in this update is completely free, so we don’t have to worry about currency or Robux to purchase the items.
I did wonder if these outfits would be code items, but we’ve seen a sneak peek of the “room” the cultural sets are going to be displayed, and it looks like it’s going to be a separate room added to the current map, as we don’t currently have this circular room in the current map.
Let’s take a look at the countries that are officially going to be included within the Dress To Impress World Culture Day Update…
In anticipation for this truly incredible update, here’s the official list of countries we’re including for our first fully cultural update! 💙
This is only the very BEGINNING of our continuous steps towards inclusivity and diversity! In the future, we’ll continue working on adding more cultures to the game, especially for next year’s WDOCD update! 💐
Alongside the cultural clothing sets created, I’ve also written educational cards about the history of each cultures traditional attire! 📝
Enjoy this sneak peek previewing the cards, AND the area where the cultural sets will later be displayed!!! 👀
Here are the official countries included within the DTI World Day of Cultural Diversity Update:
- Philippines
- Mexico
- Scotland
- Brazil
- Thailand
- Nigeria
- Spain
- India
- Japan
We have nine different cultures represented, and for each of the nine cultures, we’re going to get an entire outfit set, which is super exciting, as that’s a massive amount of new clothing, accessories, hairs and makeups being added to the game.
If your culture isn’t included within this list, please don’t be upset. They’ve said they’ll add more cultures in next year’s World Culture Day update, so this is an ongoing campaign for the game, and I cannot wait for Saturday.
