Dress To Impress gives you 22 Solo poses for the runway, and on our account all of them worked with 0 stars and nothing bought. They sit behind one button on the right side of the screen. Below is how to open them, a picture of every pose, what the pose packs in the shop cost, and what “Pose 28” is.
Quick answer: Press the gold figure button, the lowest round button on the right of the screen, to open the Poses panel, then click any of the 22 free Solo poses. Click the lit tile again to stop.
How to pose in Dress To Impress
To drop a pose, click its highlighted tile a second time. Walking also ends it, and so does holding S to turn toward the camera.
Fast clicks one after another were often ignored for us. If a new pose won’t take, turn the current one off, wait about 4 seconds, then click the next one. That worked every time.
All 22 free Solo poses in Dress To Impress
These are the Solo poses from top to bottom, in the order the list shows them; scroll the list to reach the last one, Magica. A small star sits at the right end of each tile. The descriptions come from our own runway pictures of each pose.
| # | Pose | What it looks like |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Satin | One hand raised to the side of the face, the other arm down |
| 2 |  Lilac | One hand on the hip, body and head turned to the side |
| 3 |  Dazzle | One hand resting at the front of the waist, the other arm down, hips turned slightly |
| 4 |  Pearly | One arm raised over the head to the hat brim, the other hand at the hip |
| 5 |  Crystal | Both hands up behind the head and neck, elbows out wide |
| 6 |  Sparkle | One hand up at the forehead under the hat brim, the other at the hip, one knee bent |
| 7 |  Daisy | Both hands on top of the head |
| 8 |  Blossom | One hand on the hip, standing straight with the feet close together |
| 9 |  Twilight | Turned side-on to the camera, one hand at the back of the head |
| 10 |  Shimmer | One hand on the hip, feet set wide apart |
| 11 |  Petal | Turned almost fully away from the camera, arms low |
| 12 |  Glow | Standing straight, facing the camera, arms relaxed at the sides |
| 13 |  Harmony | One hand at the front of the waist, the other arm hanging down, one hip out |
| 14 |  Jewel | One hand up at the collar, feet apart |
| 15 |  Starry | One forearm bent over the top of the head, body turned |
| 16 |  Chic | One hand on the hip, leaning to one side |
| 17 |  Sleek | One hand on the hip with the elbow out, one leg stepped across the other |
| 18 |  Confident | One knee lifted high in front, one hand up at the head |
| 19 |  Pose 28 | Leaning forward toward the camera, head lowered, feet apart, hands together low in front |
| 20 |  Velvet | Standing square to the camera, feet apart, arms straight down |
| 21 |  Prism | One hand up at the cheek, the other at the hip, legs crossed |
| 22 |  Magica | One knee lifted, both arms out with the fingers pointing, one up and one to the side |
Some poses can be difficult to distinguish at a distance. Dazzle and Harmony both place one hand across the front of the waist, but Harmony angles a hip farther out. Blossom, Shimmer, and Chic each use a hand-on-hip stance; their feet and body tilt set them apart. Blossom keeps the feet together, Shimmer sets them wide, and Chic leans to one side. Petal turns almost all the way away from the camera, while Twilight stands side-on.
Hands at the head: Daisy, Crystal, Pearly and Starry
Four poses bring the hands up to the head. Daisy puts both hands on top of it.
Crystal raises both hands behind the head and neck, with the elbows out wide.
Pearly uses one arm only, reaching over the head to the hat brim, with the other hand at the hip.
Starry bends one forearm over the top of the head and turns the body.
Lifted knee: Confident and Magica
Confident lifts one knee high in front and puts one hand up at the head.
Magica lifts a knee too, but puts both arms out with the fingers pointing, one up and one to the side.
What is Pose 28 in Dress To Impress?
“Pose 28” is a real Solo pose, and that is its full name on screen: it is the only Solo pose named with a number. Like the rest of the Solo list, it was free on our account. Look for it 19th in the list, with Confident directly before it and Velvet directly after. In Pose 28 the character leans forward toward the camera, head lowered, feet apart and hands together low in front.
Duo poses tab
The “Duo” tab holds poses for two players. Each name ends in L or R, which reads like the left and right partner, but we have not tried a Duo pose: they need a second player. The first screen of the list shows these names, with more below:
- “Dizzy Duo Pose L”
- “Arm Chest Duo R”
- “Arm On Leg Duo L”
- “Foot Tap Duo R”
- “Arms Crossed Duo L”
- “Heart Pose Duo L”
- “Straight Pose Duo R”
How to get more poses: pose packs and prices
The shopping-bag tab in the Poses panel opens the shop straight to its “POSES” page. The shop’s top tabs read WEEKLY BOUTIQUE, GAMEPASSES, CLOTHING, PACKS and CURRENCY, and the POSES page has the sub-tabs POSES, WALKS and RUNWAY EFFECTS, plus a Pack Name panel with arrows on the left. Each pack card shows its price and three buttons: VIEW, a bag “+” and Purchase. No Robux price showed on these cards. The packs, in the order the page shows them:
| Pack | Price shown | Currency icon |
|---|---|---|
| VFX Pose Pack | 35000 | A gold icon (not the pink cash icon) |
| Petal Pose Pack | 5000 | Pink cash |
| Editorial Pose Pack | 3200 | Pink cash |
| Duo Pose Pack | 3000 | Pink cash |
| Messy Pose Pack | 4000 | Pink cash |
| Emote Pose Pack | 4000 | Pink cash |
| Troll Pose Pack | 2900 | Pink cash |
| Hand Pose Pack | 4500 | Pink cash |
| Fairy Pose Pack | 3200 | Pink cash |
Your pink cash shows in the counters at the top right of the screen, under a gold star counter and a candy corn counter. The cheapest pack we saw, the Troll Pose Pack, costs 2900 pink cash; we had 245, so we bought nothing. The VFX Pose Pack’s price uses a gold icon instead of the pink cash icon. More packs may sit further down the page; we did not scroll it.
Which poses we used in our theme outfit guides
Every look in our theme guides was photographed on the Freeplay Runway in one of these free Solo poses. These are the poses we picked for the pictures; none of them was scored or voted on in a round.
- Boho: Dazzle for look 1 and Lilac for look 2
- Robot Takeover: Crystal for the silver android, Pearly for the metallic silver gown and Dazzle for the black chrome cyborg
- Album Cover: Satin for rock, Sparkle for streetwear and Dazzle for pop glam
- Potion Maker: Sparkle for the witch, Crystal for the alchemist and Pearly for the glowing potion
- Monochrome Mood: Lilac for the black look, Pearly for the white look and Satin for the red look
- Divine Beings: Crystal for the goddess and Sparkle for the celestial look
- Drag: Dazzle for the hot pink pageant look and Satin for black and gold
- Sweet 16: Dazzle for the hot pink look and Lilac for the lilac look
- Camouflage: Satin for both looks
- Deserted Island: Satin for the castaway look and Pearly for the tropical look
- Summer Cruise: Dazzle for the navy gown and Crystal for the sailor look
What we have not checked
- What the small star at the right end of each pose tile does. The gold star tab was empty on our account.
- The Search Bar in the Poses panel.
- The WALKS and RUNWAY EFFECTS pages of the shop, and what each pose pack contains (we did not open VIEW on any pack).
- Any Duo pose, since they need a partner.
- Poses inside a timed theme round, and whether voters see the pose on the runway. Everything here was done in Freeplay Mode.
FAQ
How do you pose in Dress To Impress?
Press the round button with the gold figure, the lowest of the three on the right side of the screen. In the “Poses” panel, stay on “Solo” and click a pose name. Your character holds the pose and its tile turns lighter.
How do you stop a pose?
Click the highlighted tile again. Walking also ends the pose.
Which poses are free in Dress To Impress?
All 22 poses in the Solo tab, from Satin to Magica. None showed a price or a lock on our account with 0 stars, and we bought nothing to use them.
How do you get more poses?
The shopping-bag tab in the Poses panel opens the shop’s “POSES” page, where pose packs cost between 2900 and 5000 pink cash, and the VFX Pose Pack shows 35000 with a gold icon. We did not buy one.
What is Pose 28 in Dress To Impress?
It is a free Solo pose actually named “Pose 28”, 19th in the list between Confident and Velvet. The character leans forward toward the camera with the hands together low in front.
How do duo poses work?
They sit in the “Duo” tab, with names ending in L or R, which look like the left and right partner. We have not tried one, because they need a second player.
