Forgotten Toy in Dress To Impress, the Roblox fashion game, asks you to show up as an old doll. Both forgotten toy dti looks below use free Dressing Room pieces. Each one starts from a different mannequin on the same party unit. One is a pale porcelain doll in a ragged pink ball dress. The other is a tan, stitched-up rag doll with red braids. More themes are in the Dress To Impress themes guide.
Quick answer: Go as an old doll. Pick either a pale pink ball dress with white heels, leg warmers and ringlet pigtails, or a tan mini with red braids, buckled boots and the stitched patch face.
Where the Forgotten Toy pieces are
- Clothes and shoes: Teleport pin, then “Dressing Room”.
- Hair: the hair chairs in Lana’s Salon (press E).
- Face: Change your face at a vanity mirror in Lana’s Salon: press E and choose the Feminine tab.
- Runway: Use the Teleport pin to travel to “Freeplay Runway”.
Both dresses sit on the party unit, a set of three mannequins on the right wall of the hall, next to the shoe shelf. Beside the shoe shelf there is also a small round side table, next to a white fur jacket stand. It holds the fluffy white leg warmers.
| Party unit mannequin | Piece | Used in |
|---|---|---|
| Left | White corset mini, pink ruffles, puff sleeves | Not used |
| Middle | Pale pink ball dress, ragged hem | Porcelain doll |
| Right | White fitted mini | Rag doll (recolored tan) |
How the Dressing Room handles clicks and swaps
Item names aren’t displayed in Dress To Impress, so identify each piece by its location, appearance and color. A few rules determine whether your selection takes effect:
- To open a piece’s panel, stand close to it without your character standing in front of it.
- The Put On control is the circular button with a heart and tick next to the panel.
- Adding a hairstyle leaves your current one in place. To remove it, use the X beneath the style in the Wearing panel, opened with the hanger button on the right.
- Adding a dress also leaves the previous one on; remove it through the Wearing panel.
- Colors come from the Palette tab’s Default palette. Columns count from the left and rows from the top. Row 1 holds browns and tans, and row 8 runs from white to black.
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Add to Google Preferences →Forgotten Toy look 1: Porcelain doll in a pink ball dress
The dress is pale pink, with white heels and leg warmers. The ragged hem does most of the work to make the doll look abandoned rather than brand new.


Choose Palette column 1, row 8 to make them white, then press Put On.



That’s the platinum blonde ringlet pigtails with bangs and black bows (panel “1/4: Preview”). Keep the default color, press Put On, then remove your old hair in the Wearing panel.




Behind, the ringlets frame the gathered bustle at the skirt’s back.

The Solo Pearly pose works well with this look.

Forgotten Toy look 2: Stitched rag doll
The rag doll starts from the white fitted mini on the right mannequin, recolored to tan. Hair and face come first here, so the dress swap is the last thing you do.

It shows double red braids with a large white bow (panel “1/3: Preview”). Keep the default red, press Put On, then remove your previous hair in the Wearing panel.






From behind, the red braids hang down the back under the white bow.

The Solo Lilac pose works well here.

The finished Wearing panel lists the braids, the boots and the mini.

More doll and toy theme ideas
- Dolls
- Plushcore
- Uncanny Valley
- Enchanted Curse
- Fairytale
- Midnight Circus
- Every Dress To Impress theme and every free pose
Forgotten Toy FAQ
Can you do Forgotten Toy in Dress To Impress without VIP?
Yes. Every piece in both looks is a free Dressing Room piece. Where a piece needs a new color, it comes from the Default palette, so you don’t need Robux or any purchases.
Which face cards fit Forgotten Toy?
Two cards on the vanity’s Feminine tab fit the theme. The stitched patch face is the first card on the left of the top row. The mismatched-eye doll face is the left card in the second row.
What is the Forgotten Toy theme in DTI?
Forgotten Toy means dressing as an old or abandoned toy, such as a porcelain doll or a worn rag doll. Faded pastel or dusty colors, ragged hems, bows, ringlets or yarn-like braids, doll faces, stitches and patches all fit the theme.






