The Best New Poses In Dress To Impress’ Petal Update

One notable addition in the Petal update is the poses. The update came with a special Petal pose pack, which can be bought for $5,000 in-game currency. The pose pack comes with 13 poses, which can be used to show off your outfit on the runway and added to your arsenal of go-to poses. While some poses show off your outfit more than others, others are great options to flaunt your fit.

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Inspire Can Show Off Your Flexibility

This unique pose features your character sitting on the ground, with their arms extended and bent at the elbows. It’s dramatic and playful, showing off your character’s flexibility. It’s a pose not many would go for, but it definitely stands out on the runway.

Since the model’s torso is extended, it can be difficult for outfits that incorporate short dresses or skirts to shine when using the Inspire pose.

Though the pose is unique, there is one drawback; you can barely see the outfit. Since the character’s torso is bent forward, it covers almost all the outfit. However, it showcases the unique make-up and hairstyles perfectly.

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Shine Helps Enhance Your Outfit

The Shine pose just screams elegance. Here, your character will stand tall with one leg crossed over the other, showcasing the model’s model-like physique. It’s not trying too hard, with one hand resting on the hip and the other on her chest.

It’s perfect for showcasing an outfit as it doesn’t hide anything. It’s not the most unique pose – you can probably find a similar pose in a different pack – but it is definitely a top contender for the runway.

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The Ruffle Pose Is A Little Flirty

The Ruffle pose is coy and playful; some might even call it flirtatious. For this pose, your character will bend slightly, raising her hands to her face, her fingers relaxed and not stuck together to show the model’s face peeking through the gaps.

If your model has long hair, this pose may obstruct the view of her outfit.

One knee is bent inward, adding to the whimsical nature of the photo. It would be perfect for themes such as “Trendy,” “Kawaii,” and even “Folklore.”

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Quirk Is Oddly Relaxing

Quirk is a pose that is, well, quirky. It features the character with their head tilted to the side, their body relaxed as it leans forward slightly. Both arms are slightly extended, and the hands are relaxed. It’s an oddly relaxing pose.

Overall, it gives off a whimsical vibe, full of grace, elegance, and an ease most people wish for. It may seem odd to use it in a competitive game like Dress to Impress, but it definitely makes your character stand out.

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The Crisp Pose Shows Major Leg

Talk about flexibility. The Crisp pose features your character lifting the back of the leg in a cheerleader-like pose, with a bent knee and the foot pointed upward. One hand is placed on the side of the character’s head, adding a cute touch to the pose.

This pose showcases the side profile of your outfit more than the full look.

The Crisp pose is extremely playful, showing that the runway doesn’t have to always be serious. It’s a pose that oozes confidence and charm, which is what Dress to Impress is all about.

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The Light Pose Makes You Look Sassy

Nothing screams 2010s Tumblr girl pose than Light. In this pose, your avatar is seated on the ground with one leg tucked under her and the other crossed over it. Her arms are raised to her head, and her hands are showing peace signs.

This pose might obstruct the bottom half of your outfit. If your avatar has long hair, it may also hide parts of your outfit.

The Light pose is cheeky and sassy. It’s not something you’d see on a typical runway – heck, it’s a pose you likely won’t see in high fashion. But the beauty of Dress to Impress is that it allows any kind of model to showcase their individuality, and the Light pose definitely proves that.

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This Pose Makes You Look Like You’re Drifting Away

Drift is a soft yet elegant pose. This pose features your avatar standing, with one leg bent. One arm is dangling, relaxed, on their side. Meanwhile, their other hand is on their hip. It’s gentle and graceful.

This pose is perfect for showcasing your outfit, as not a single piece gets blocked or hidden. If you are proud of your outfit, then you might want to consider using Drift. It’s not flashy, but it’s better than just standing and not posing on the runway.

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The Bloom Pose Is Simple Yet Effective

Bloom features a graceful and confident energy. For this pose, your avatar will be standing upright with one leg slightly bent, as if you were mid-strut on the catwalk. The arms are slightly bent at the sides, looking relaxed and flowy. It gives the effect that your character is in motion.

With her head held high, the pose is both relaxed and confident. It’s a simple pose – nothing too flashy – but it definitely makes a statement on the runway.

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Petal Is A Typical High-Fashion Pose

The whole pose pack was named after Petal, so it’s no wonder it’s one of the best poses. Petal features your avatar sitting on the ground, with both legs tucked under her. One arm is seen supporting the character as she leans back slightly, with the other hand resting on her chest.

This dramatic pose is both relaxed and elegant. It’s a pose that has been featured in high-fashion editorial magazines in the past due to the romantic, fairytale-like vibe it oozes. It’s dreamy, wistful, and will have your character owning the runway!

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Get Low With The Zap Pose

The Zap pose screams attitude and confidence. When you activate this pose, your avatar will squat low, with one knee bent and the other leg angled outwards. One arm will be relaxed, dangling on the side. The other will be bent in a way where the avatar’s hand is touching their cheek.

Additionally, the avatar’s head is tilted slightly downwards, giving off a fierce vibe. Zap is a total power pose that is edgy, confident, but still elegant and beautiful. Who says you can’t be cool and graceful at the same time?