A dress-up game for the festival season. Style a look from six hairstyles, six Indian outfits, eight colour pairs, dupattas, jewellery, bangles and mehndi, then pose for a photo in a Diwali, Holi, Eid, wedding or Basant scene.
About Festival Dress Up
Festival Dress Up is a styling game built around what people actually wear when the lights go up: a lehenga for Diwali, a saree for a wedding, a sharara for Eid, an anarkali for anything that calls for twirling. There is no timer and no score to chase. You build a look, change your mind as often as you like, and take a photo when it is right.
Eight tabs do the work. Hair offers a long loose style, a braid, a bun, a bob, a ponytail and curls. Outfit switches between a lehenga choli, a draped saree, a salwar kameez, a flared anarkali, a sharara and a kurta with jeans. Colour repaints the whole outfit in one of eight two-tone pairs, from pink and gold to teal and cream, and every border, motif and pair of shoes follows. Dupatta drapes a scarf across the shoulders, down one side or over the head. Jewellery adds a choker, a long haar, a maang tikka with earrings, jhumkas or the full set. Extras are the finishing touches: a bindi, a string of gajra flowers in the hair, a stack of bangles, mehndi on the hands, or all of them together. There are four skin tones.
The last tab sets the scene. Diwali is a night sky with fireworks and a row of diyas, Holi is a wall of colour, Eid has a crescent moon and hanging lanterns, the wedding has marigold garlands, and Basant has yellow fields and kites. Surprise throws every option at once for a random look. Photo hides the buttons, adds sparkle and lets you save the picture to your device. Your last look is remembered.
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How to play Festival Dress Up
Tap a tab to choose what to change: hair, outfit, colour, dupatta, jewellery, extras, skin tone or scene. Tap an option to try it on. Press Surprise for a random look. When you are happy, press Photo to see the finished look without the buttons, and Save photo to download the picture. Keep styling returns to the wardrobe.
Controls
Mouse or touch only: click or tap the tabs and options. P pauses and M mutes on a keyboard.
Tips & tricks
- Pick the outfit first and the colour second. The colour tab repaints the borders, shoes and dupatta to match.
- The over-the-head dupatta looks best with the bun or the long hairstyle and a tikka.
- Everything under Extras adds a bindi, gajra, bangles and mehndi at once, which suits the wedding scene.
- Try the same outfit in all five scenes before taking the photo. Dark outfits stand out on Holi and light ones on Diwali.
Frequently asked questions
Which outfits are in Festival Dress Up?
Six: a lehenga choli, a saree, a salwar kameez, an anarkali, a sharara and a kurta with jeans. Each can be worn in eight colour pairs with four dupatta styles.
Can I save my look?
Yes. Press Photo and then Save photo to download the picture as an image file. The game also remembers your last look in the browser.
Is there a score or a time limit?
No. It is a free styling game. You can change anything as many times as you like and finish whenever you want.
Does Festival Dress Up save my progress?
Yes — Festival Dress Up saves your progress and settings in this browser's local storage, so you can pick up where you left off on the same device. Nothing is uploaded and no account is involved — clearing your browser data is what resets it.