Best outfit ideas for surrealism in Dress to Impress

I will tell you the best outfit ideas for surrealism at Dress to Impress

In Dress to Impress, it's a lot of fun to create your own looks to show off on the runway, but sometimes the theme you choose can leave you stumped. There are themes that aren't hard to understand, like gothic or high school, but others aren't so straightforward.

Best outfit ideas for surrealism at Dress to Impress

In Dress to Impress, it's a lot of fun to create your own looks to show off on the runway, but sometimes the theme you choose can leave you stumped. There are themes that aren't hard to understand, like gothic or high school, but others aren't so straightforward.

One of these themes is surrealism, and it's causing players to leave lobbies for a while, just to avoid having to think about anything. If you're having trouble putting together an outfit for the surrealism theme, we're here to help.

What is surrealism?

Surrealism is an art style that has been around since the end of World War I. Surrealist-style artwork always had dreamlike qualities, though the most obvious ones were pointless logical juxtapositions or object placements. We won't go through every moment in the movement's history; surrealism is meant to be a little weird and off-putting.

Translating this into Dress to Impress, however, may seem a little difficult. What you'll want to try the most is using abstract patterns like swirls, and for this theme, not having makeup or using custom makeup to make something inhuman is a huge plus.

Costume Ideas for Surrealism at Dress to Impress 

The first idea for surrealism is taken from one of the most famous works of art from the movement, René Magritte's The Son of Man. This is a fairly simple costume that anyone can put together without any special makeup or VIP treatment.

The important thing is the green apple, which you can pick up next to the accessories. Switch with Traviesa to put it in front of your face. Now you just need to make a black suit with a red tie. Grab the suit jacket and pants that are next to the men's clothing, and follow that up with a red tie that is next to the necklaces.

You won't need hair or makeup for this look, just the black hat. This invokes that strange dreamlike feeling that surrealism is supposed to have.

This second idea creates a long dress with lots of layers, all in the same black and white pattern to look surreal. Start with the Sabrina dress, which is available using DTI codes.

Then, add layers as you see fit. I like to use the lace-up bodice and set all the colors in the same black and white abstract pattern, and the long sleeves with fur. Be sure to add gloves in that same pattern to make the outfit almost hard to look at.

Finally, go to the hairdresser and pick out the bouffant hair, dyeing it black and white. You can leave the face white or add just eyelashes (also an element of the code) to keep it dreamlike and eerie. If you have custom makeup, this is a great place to show off your skills with it.

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