u/Aggravating-Many-635

When I was playing this game back then, there are a few characters that caught my attention. My fave here is "Nicolette" she seems to have that very chic aura and she shares my favorite pattern which was minimal. Uhm, I encountered her first in the demo ver wherein she asked for a "chic casual dress" and in the full ver I had seen her as a reference photo of a customer who wanted to have her same makeup. Her make-up seems the easiest one to follow since it does not have a repititive color—thanks to the memo, since make-up colors can be quite confusing especially if they had different skin tones. Does anyone here that shares a favorite character in Style Savvy Fashion Forward?

https://stylesavvyboutique.wiki.gg/wiki/List\_of\_Customers\_in\_Fashion\_Forward/N

When a customer ask for a "shirt", they are actually pertaining to an inner top. In other words, it is basically a blouse not a general shirt. When I had this request from a customer I had always giving them a blouse since that is how the game partains to a shirt. Fashion Forward seems to heavily used a British terms. It is not only locked to this one, but I had noticed some several terms that are heavily PAL such as "trouser"= pants, fringe=bangs, favourite=favorite, practice=practise and many more. I had also included there greetings such as "Hiya", I myself rarely notices this kind of greeting since I more use to US English than UK ones. In addition too, the hair salon request are frankly vague, and the abritary there is you have to unlock new hairstyles to make them fully satisfy. I remember when they are requesting for a neat and tidy look—they are actually referring to the looped plaits (braids) not the straight ones. This one seems the hardest ones, others are just quite easy to get when you asked them with a right questions. The most nonsense request is the "Totally different"/ Completely Makeover seems to be the hardest one to satisfy, it is not because you don't understand them, but rather than the hints are just 2 clues and can be too general since you really need to give them full new look. I may also included the beautician, there I gotta admit it, the background music seems to be my cup of tea especially when styling the customer and even the bgm when you satisify them when they copy someone's makeup. When they are actually asking to copy other's makeup, if there skintone is different from the NPC's makeup photo, I have adjusted the colord being use that are indicate from the memo and I felt satisified when they I got those right. Also to add, I sometimes feel like when the client let you do their own makeup without photo reference, I always give them a color that matches their style and skintone since I can't seeing them with a clashy colors. The makeup set isn't my fave there, Fashion Forward seems to treat this feauture to be an easy money since you sell this both on female NPC and male ones, sometimes they are accompanied by male NPC and may try a makeup set based on their style. The fashion show, modelling job,and the caprice chalet ones are those feauture of the game that i felt underrated, in a way that it does not give a total highlight. Both fashion shows and caprice chalet are my favorite there since it allows you tobe more creative with expressing your favorite style and color coordination. Overall, my experience with this game is that it is immersive and let you to interpret what they meant on what they wanted. It is a fun game if you wanted an interconnected feeling with the game and you as a player. This game does not only help you to be build stylish outfits but rather to give them a hairstyle that may suit them and even help them with new makeover. Though, Fashion forward tends to be repititive, I myself found this to be the best franchise I had along with Trendsetters.