The Nautical theme in Dress To Impress, the Roblox fashion game, comes down to color more than props. Navy and white do most of the work, and aqua and teal take over when you want the sea instead of the ship. Below are three complete nautical DTI looks: a sailor, a mermaid, and a striped yacht outfit. Each one includes hair, a face, and shoes. Every piece comes from the free Dressing Room, the hat wall, and Lana’s Salon.
Quick answer: Use navy and white. For a sailor, wear a white crop top with navy straps, a navy sarong, and the white sailor cap. For a mermaid, use an aqua and teal glitter gown with long red curls. For a yacht look, wear a navy-striped corset, a ruffle skirt, and navy sneakers.
Where to find clothes, hair, faces and hats in Dress To Impress
Dress To Impress doesn’t show item names. Every piece below is described by where it sits, what it looks like, and its color. Here’s where each part of an outfit lives.
- Clothes and shoes: the Dressing Room. Use the Teleport pin in the top left and pick “Dressing Room”.
- Hair: Lana’s Salon, left-hand arch. Sit in a hair chair under the framed pictures and press E to open the Hairstyles panel.
- Faces: Lana’s Salon, right-hand arch. Sit at a vanity, press E, and open the Feminine tab.
- Hats: Find the hat display of mannequin heads beside the Skin Tones booths.
- Skin: Use the curtained booths beneath the “Skin Tones” sign, next to the shoe shelf.
- Runway: Select the Teleport pin and choose “Freeplay Runway”.
There are ten tabs in the Hairstyles panel: Feminine and Masculine; Bangs, Curly, Straight and Wavy; Updo, Locs, Braids and Afro. The three looks below share one skin selection, made at the beginning. Choose the Skin tab, then row 3, column 3, for a natural mid tan.
How recoloring works in Dress To Impress
Click a piece to preview it. While it previews, use the arrows to move through its parts. The panel shows labels such as “1/2: Top”, “2/2: Straps”, or “1/5: Preview”. For each part, choose a color on the Palette tab, a material on the “+” tab, or a tile on the Patterns tab, then press Put On. Metallic and Glitter are both free materials.
You can still change a piece after you put it on. Open the Wearing panel with the hanger button on the right and click the piece’s picture to bring its color panel back.
Colors below are given as positions on the Default palette. Columns are counted from the left and rows from the top. Row 8 is the white-to-black row.
| Color | Palette column | Palette row |
|---|---|---|
| White | 1 | 8 |
| Navy | 4 | 7 |
| Aqua | 5 | 6 |
| Dark teal | 5 | 7 |
| Bright red (hair) | 1 | 6 |
| Auburn brown (hair) | 7 | 1 |
| Honey blonde (hair) | 3 | 1 |
On the runway, the navy at column 4, row 7 shows up as a deep, bright navy blue. It’s the navy used in all three outfits.
A pattern tile and a palette color overwrite each other on the same part. If you pick a palette color after a stripe tile, that part turns plain. Always pick the stripe tile last.
Nautical look 1: Sailor in white and navy
This look starts with the two-piece on the top shelf of the party-dress unit, beside the shoe shelf. It’s a ruffled crop top with straps and a wrap sarong skirt.
Open the Wearing panel to check that the top, sarong, heels, updo and sailor cap are all listed.
On the runway, the white sailor cap with the white and navy pieces reads as a sailor from the front.
For a pose, Pearly suits the theme: one hand rests at the forehead like a salute, while the other sits on the hip.
From behind, the navy straps and the navy sarong show clearly under the pin-curl updo.
Nautical look 2: Mermaid sea siren in aqua and teal
Start with the ball dress in pale pink, positioned at the center of the party-dress shelf’s lower level. Materials create the mermaid effect: give the skirt a metallic finish and the bodice glitter, then complete the look with long red curls.
The Wearing panel should now list the heels, the ball dress, and the curls.
On the runway, the aqua gown with its teal glitter bodice and hem reads as a mermaid, with the long red curls around the face.
The Sparkle pose puts a hand over one eye.
From behind, the red curls fall over the aqua gown.
Nautical look 3: Yacht stripes in navy and white
This look starts with the corset puff dress on the left of the lower party-dress shelf. You wear it as two separate pieces, its corset and its skirt. The stripes come from the Patterns tab.
Keep the pink glam face from the mermaid look. The Wearing panel should list the corset, skirt, sneakers, and hair.
On the runway, the navy headband is easy to see from the front, and the navy sneakers match the corset stripes.
The Dazzle pose works well for this look.
From behind, the striped corset and the navy layer under the white skirt both show.
More nautical and sea theme ideas
Summer Cruise is a separate theme with its own guide: see Summer Cruise outfit ideas in Dress To Impress. For other sea and beach themes, try Bioluminescent Depths, Cursed Lagoon, Jellyfish, Deserted Island, Malibu Dream and Boardwalk Babe. Every theme built so far is in the Dress To Impress themes list, and the free poses named above are in the Dress To Impress poses guide.
Nautical Dress To Impress FAQ
How do I do Nautical in Dress To Impress without VIP?
All three outfits above use only free pieces from the Dressing Room, the hat wall, and Lana’s Salon. None of them needs a VIP item, and none of them costs Robux.
Where is the sailor hat?
Look for a white cap with a dark band on the second shelf of the hat display beside the Skin Tones booths.
How do I get stripes?
Open the Patterns tab on a piece’s color panel and pick the second tile in the first row. It fills the selected part with navy and grey stripes. If you pick a palette color on that part afterward, the stripes disappear.
How do I make a mermaid look?
Recolor the pale pink ball dress with aqua Metallic on part 1 and dark teal Glitter on part 2. Then add the long red curls from the Wavy tab.
What colors are nautical?
Navy and white are the core nautical colors. For an underwater, sea-inspired outfit, use aqua and teal instead.
