Winning the Medieval runway round in IT GIRL—the Bratz-inspired Roblox fashion game by IT GIRL Magazine—requires swapping modern Y2K accessories for historical silhouettes. Successful players consistently secure podium finishes and first-place trophies by styling floor-length gowns, rich gold and crimson color palettes, and structured headpieces like crowns, tiaras, or layered veils.
Because IT GIRL's catalog leans heavily toward contemporary streetwear and glam items, styling an era-accurate medieval outfit challenges players to get creative with layering and item combinations.
Core Styling Elements for the Medieval Theme
During the voting phase, lobbies reward outfits that instantly read as pre-modern royalty or period dress. In recorded player rounds, voters heavily penalized contestants who kept modern items on their avatars.
The Silhouette: Long Gowns and Layered Sleeves
- Floor-Length Dresses: Mini skirts, modern cut-outs, and casual streetwear will lose points immediately. Choose long, sweeping dress bases that cover the legs.
- Sleeve Substitutes: Authentic period bell sleeves can be difficult to find in the base catalog. Pro players overcome this limitation by layering gloves, arm ruffles, and secondary shirts to simulate elaborate medieval sleeves.
- Corset Detailing: Adding a fitted corset top over long dresses or skirts helps establish historical structure, adding gold trim and contrasting bodice details.
- Volume Layering: Combining a base gown with a sheer skirt overlay helps build the broader silhouette associated with late medieval gowns.
Color Schemes and Materials
- Regal Palettes: Deep ruby reds, rich crimsons, and warm gold trims mirror historical European court paintings and stand out under runway lighting.
- Warm and Natural Makeup: Avoid hyper-modern neon face cards or stylized animal faces (such as cat makeup). Players recommend warmer tones, soft blushes, and understated lips to match historical aesthetics.
- Accents: Pearl tones, metallic golds, and polished silver accents complement velvet and silk clothing textures.
How to Recreate a First-Place Medieval Outfit
In pro server gameplay, players who study late medieval references have taken first place using clever workarounds for items not natively present in the dressing room.
| Outfit Component | Recommended Game Items | Styling Workaround / Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Dress Base | Long red gown / maxi skirt | Provides the essential floor-length silhouette. |
| Bodice | Detailed corset top | Adds gold accents and medieval waist definition. |
| Sleeves | Gloves and connecting layered tops | Fills the lack of traditional bell sleeves by layering fabric down the arm. |
| Headwear | Veil paired with a pearl headband or tiara | Simulates a late medieval hennin (headdress) using available accessories. |
| Skirt Accent | Sheer skirt overlay | Adds depth and fabric weight to the bottom half of the gown. |
| Hair | Long hair worn down or neat updos | Balances the veil so the headpiece does not clip awkwardly into the back wall. |
| Jewelry | Pearl necklace and gold chains | Accents the neckline without modern bling or streetwear chains. |
Common Mistakes That Ruin Medieval Outfits
In IT GIRL voting rounds, players frequently downvote looks that break the time period. If you want to stay in contention for the top three spots, avoid these common traps:
- Holding Modern Props: Carrying an iPhone, purse, handbag, or contemporary coffee cup will instantly trigger 1-star votes from the lobby.
- Wearing Modern Eyewear: Sunglasses, neon glasses, and modern prescription frames clash directly with the theme.
- Misinterpreting the Theme: In-game chat recordings show players mistaking medieval for western/cowboy aesthetics, angelcore, or fairy fantasy. While fantasy weapons like swords or daggers fit period tropes, wings and cowboy hats do not.
- Modern Casual Footwear: While long dresses hide footwear, short dresses that expose platform sneakers, heels, or leg warmers will lose runway votes.
Helpful Gamepasses for Fashion Rounds
While base dressing rooms offer enough pieces to create a winning medieval fit, certain passes give players additional flexibility during quick dress-up rounds:
- Equip Extra Items (100 Robux): Lets you equip up to five extra items in any category, which is invaluable when stacking corsets, arm pieces, veils, and jewelry for complex historical layering.
- Custom Makeup (250 Robux): Grants full control over makeup tones to tailor period-accurate, understated facial looks.
- Hairdye (200 Robux): Unlocks custom textures to better match hair colors with specific veil and crown setups.
- VIP (599 Robux): Provides access to VIP-exclusive items, the VIP magazine tier, and bonus diamond rewards per match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does IT GIRL have a specific medieval cone hat (hennin)?
No native cone-shaped hennin exists in the standard dressing catalog. Pro players replicate the look by pairing a sheer lace veil with a pearl headband, tiara, or crown.
Can you use weapons for the medieval theme in IT GIRL?
Yes. Props like swords and daggers fit the historical era and are recognized favorably by runway voters as authentic thematic accessories.
What should you do if tops and sleeves clip into each other?
Clipping is common when layering shirts for sleeve volume. If pieces overlap awkwardly, test alternate top combinations or switch to gloves and ruffles that snap cleanly to the avatar's arms without distorting the corset line.
