Barbee And Friends Graduation Party

Barbee And Friends Graduation Party is a fashion styling game where you dress Barbee and her closest friends in chic outfits for the big ceremony day of their lives.

Dress Your Way Through the Wardrobe

• Pick a character and her wardrobe opens right away.
• Flip through the tabs for gowns, caps, shoes, bags, and jewelry.
• Tap or drag a piece onto her. Don't like it? Swap it out as many times as you want.
• Once she looks finished, move on to the next friend.

Controls work with a mouse or a touchscreen, and there's no countdown pushing you along.

What Makes Barbee And Friends Graduation Party Stand Out

• Every friend has her own look and body shape, so the same dress never hangs the same way twice.
• The wardrobe covers ceremony robes, party dresses, heels, and plenty of accessories.
• Hair and makeup options are there for the final touches.
• Barbee And Friends Graduation Party has no score and no timer, so you can test odd combinations just to see what happens.

Styling Moves That Make Each Outfit Work

• Choose the dress first, because every other piece has to work around its color.
• Stick to two or three colors and let a single item, like gold tassels or red heels, stand out.
• Keep your metals consistent. Gold earrings look strange next to a silver necklace.
• A full skirt usually looks better with a fitted top and sleek hair, while a slim dress can handle big curls.
• Add the cap last. It sits on top of the hairstyle, so you'll see right away whether the two fight each other.
• Give each friend her own direction, such as classic, romantic, bold, or minimalist. A lineup of near identical outfits gets dull fast.
• Zoom in on shoes and bags before you finish. Those two are forgotten more often than anything else.
• Screenshot the looks you love, since not every platform lets you save them.

Quick Answers Before You Start

Your Next Styling Challenge

Barbee And Friends Graduation Party works best when you treat it like a small styling challenge. Before you open the first wardrobe, decide on a direction for the whole group. Maybe Barbee goes classic with a navy gown and gold accents, one friend takes the bold route with bright heels, and another keeps everything soft and minimal. Then limit your colors, check the shoes and bags one last time, and see how far a single dress can go. Some looks will click on the first try, others will take five or six swaps, and that is where most of the fun sits. When the lineup is finished, take a screenshot, compare it with your first attempt, and start again with a completely different theme.