Cottagecore in Dress To Impress, the Roblox fashion game, calls for a soft, romantic look: florals, corsets and ruffled skirts in cream, dusty pink and sage green, finished with braids or bows and lace-up boots. Both cottagecore DTI outfits below use pieces you can put on without buying anything. You also keep the default skin tone. More themes are in the Dress To Impress themes guide.
Quick answer: Wear a cream corset top with a long pink floral tiered skirt, tan lace-up boots and light brown braids with a white bow. Or wear a sage green fitted mini, beige ankle boots and long brown curls with a gold tiara.
Where to find cottagecore pieces in Dress To Impress
Dress To Impress doesn’t show item names. Every piece below is identified by where it sits, what it looks like and its color. Use the Teleport pin in the top left to get around.
| What you need | Where it is | How to open it |
|---|---|---|
| Clothes and shoes | Dressing Room | Teleport pin, “Dressing Room” |
| Hair | Lana’s Salon hair chairs | Press E |
| Face | Lana’s Salon vanity mirrors | Press E, Feminine tab |
| Runway | Freeplay Runway | Teleport pin, “Freeplay Runway” |
In the Dressing Room, the hall’s right-hand wall holds the party unit, which has three mannequins: the left one wears a white corset mini trimmed with pink ruffles and puff sleeves, the center one has a pale pink ball dress, and the right one wears a white fitted mini. Beside it are a mannequin dressed in a long tiered skirt, a fur stand, and the shoe shelf.
How picking, recoloring and removing pieces works
- A piece’s panel only opens when your character stands right next to it. If nothing opens, step closer.
- To recolor a piece, click it. While it previews, choose a color on the Palette tab for each part, using the arrows to move between parts. Then press Put On, the heart-and-tick button beside the panel.
- Palette colors below are given as positions on the Default palette. Columns are counted from the left and rows from the top. Row 1 holds browns and tans, row 2 holds pale pastels, and row 8 runs from white to black.
- A new hairstyle doesn’t replace the old one. Remove the old hair yourself.
A stray click can put on a nearby piece you didn’t want, like a white ruffle skirt or a black top hat. Open the Wearing panel with the hanger button on the right, then press the X under anything that shouldn’t be there.
Cottagecore look 1: Pink floral tiered skirt with a cream corset
Start this outfit with the long tiered skirt worn by the dressed mannequin, pairing its soft pink print with a cream top and braids.
Set parts 1 and 2 to Palette column 4, row 1 for light brown.
Leave “3/3: Bow” white, then Put On.
From behind, the braids fall over the corset above the skirt’s tiers.
The Solo Satin pose suits it.
When the look is done, your Wearing panel lists exactly four pieces: braids, corset, boots and skirt.
Cottagecore look 2: Sage green mini with a gold tiara
For the second look, use the party unit’s white fitted mini as your starting piece. Recoloring gives you a pale green dress that pairs well with loose curls.
Set all four parts to Palette column 7, row 2 for a light sage green. Then Put On.
From behind, the long curls run down the back.
The Solo Pearly pose suits it.
Your Wearing panel should show three pieces: the hair, the ankle boots and the mini.
More soft and romantic theme ideas
- Garden Tea Party
- Boho
- Fairytale
- Night at the Orchard
- Harvest Festival
- Sugar and Spice
- Every Dress To Impress theme and every free pose
Can you dress for cottagecore DTI without VIP?
Yes. Both outfits use only pieces from the Dressing Room, the hair chairs and the vanity mirrors, put on without buying anything. Neither look costs any Robux.
What is the Cottagecore theme in DTI?
Cottagecore is a soft, romantic countryside style: florals, corsets and puff sleeves, long tiered or ruffled skirts, cream, dusty pink and sage green, braids and bows, and lace-up boots. In Dress To Impress, recolor pieces to the pale pastels in row 2 and the browns in row 1 of the Default palette to get the look.
Do the boots show with the long skirt?
Not from the front. The long tiered skirt covers the tan lace-up boots on the runway, so the second look, with its short mini, is the one that shows off the ankle boots.
