Best Poses in Dress to Impress

I will guide you through the best poses to impress with a dress

There are thirty-five free Dress To Impress, or DTI, poses available to players. With so many options, choosing the perfect pose to show off your creations can be overwhelming, but don't worry - this list has the best poses to get you the top spot.

Best poses to impress with a dress

Best Free Dress to Impress

Poses Pose 24

A simple yet effective animation, Pose 24 is an underrated joy. With one hand on your model's forehead and hip, you can show off every aspect of your outfit. The hand placement makes acrylic nails, bracelets, and rings visible. If you want the focus to be on shoes, this pose is great too.

Pose 24 is sleek and modern and pairs well with Glamour and Celebrity themes, but its flexibility means you can use it for pretty much anything.

Stick Jump

Because the Stick Jump is such an active effect, it's overlooked by many Dress to Impress players looking for cool poses. It makes your model jump up and down, raising their hands in the air. While this makes it difficult to see specific details of your fashion creation, you can bring your vision to life. Themes like Club, Concert Outfit, and Party all bring a certain image to mind. Matching the perfect Club-themed outfit with Club Jump contextualizes your outfit and can help you get a higher rating from other players.

This pose is fairly specific and not as flexible as others, but for the right themes, it's perfect.

Pose 9

The static poses above have a love it or hate it reputation within the Dress to Impress player base. Some players love their simple yet iconic style, while others criticize how precise the movements are between static poses. Regardless of what you think about them, Pose 9 is one of the best. With a simple, delicate hand on the face and a slight side angle, Pose 9 is great for showing off the silhouette of your fashion creation. Outfits that have side-view details, like the Cutout Dress, will have their moment to shine with this pose.

Walk the runway and start your pose combinations with this classic.

Magica

Bring dramatic elegance to your model. Magica is one of the best poses in Dress to Impress. It shows off all the details of your outfit. With casual themes, such as streetwear or school attire, this pose can restore strength to your outfit. But with more detailed and challenging themes, such as ballroom, avant-garde, and divine beings, Magica manages to capture the true elegance of your outfit.

In terms of combinations, Magica is a great finishing pose and is sure to make a solid mark among your fellow players.

Pose 16

An underrated gem, Pose 16 is another great finishing pose. Its animation may be a bit off-putting to some players, but its slight oddness is a strength. For example, the violent tilt of the model's head demands your fellow players' attention, especially on the head. Hats, hair, makeup, and facial jewelry are often forgotten aspects of Dress to Impress, but can make all the difference between a fourth place finish in the rankings and a podium finish.

Draw attention to your model's head with Pose 16 and leave them speechless.

Pose 19

Beauty lies in simplicity, and that's exactly what Pose 19 does. It gives you the high fashion model look from the Editorial pose pack at no cost. Pose 19 should be in your favorites tab. This pose is basically applicable to any theme. Its flexibility means it can be used with all other Dress to Impress poses, as a start, fill, or finish. Pose 19 morphs into any style that captures your outfit.

A perfectly acceptable static pose, Pose 19 can do it all.

Chic

Chic is a fan favorite for a reason. It's an effective basic pose, showing off the entirety of your outfit without drawing too much attention to yourself with distracting animations. Because of its simplicity, it's great for relaxed themes. Show off your outfits for themes like Back to School, Baggy, and First Date, and the left hand is a great opportunity for additional accessories.

Pose 14

The final addition to our list is Pose 14. As one of the most dramatic static poses, it brings an extra layer of spectacle to your outfit. With your arms outstretched and legs crossed, this pose creates a unique silhouette. This is perfect for those outfits with dropped sleeves or any theme that involves the use of wings. Pose 14 works particularly well with the theme of Divine Beings – it demands a similar level of reverence to that of a goddess.