We're yet again blessed with a fun quest in Dress to Impress, where the goal is to collect 6 KATSEYE charms to complete it. You'll have to strut all over the Freeplay map, so make sure you're dressed for the occasion before you begin. The devs were super creative with this one, so you'll surely have a good time with the Scavenger Hunt. If you want to breeze through the quest to get to the rewards asap, keep reading, Diva, and we'll show you all 6 Charm Locations.
How to find all Six Charms in Dress to Impress (DTI)
As already mentioned, the Scavenger Hunt in Dress to Impress is quite creative when it comes to the mini games you have to complete for each charm. Another amazing thing is that we finally get Manon as part of the quest, which we've kinda been waiting for with bated breath. So without further ado, if you're struggling to find all charm locations, I've got you, diva!
Yoonchae Charm Location
To find the first charm, you don't have to walk far. To start off, go to Lana's Salon, but don't stop by to get your nails done. Instead, pick up the Sandwich located on the left side of Lana's table. Next, go to the Item Shelf and pick up the Apple and the Ice Cream. With all three items in your fabulous hands, make an exit to Kirameki Street and turn left where the little alleyway is. Deposit all items into the cat statue next to the vending machine and voila! Yoonchae's charm spawns next to you.
Daniela Charm Location
It's time to enter the Cat Cafe to find the next charm. As soon as you do, you will notice a framed photo of a white cat you can interact with. This turns you into a kitty! Now you have to collect 25 blue fish scattered all over the cafe, and once you do, Daniela's charm spawns in the middle of the sitting booth.
Lara Charm Location
Now it's time to collect some adorable plushies and bring them on stage! To get the second charm, the next mini quest is to collect 4 plush toys scattered all around Kirameki. Once you place the last one, Lara's charm appears. Here is where you can find all items:
- Cat Plush - is located in front of the Cat Cafe
- Bear Plush - You can find it in front of Sakura Heights, the hotel where Lana's apartment can be found
- Bunny Plush - To find the Bunny, go to the part of the street where multiple pink buses are parked. It should be on the right side, next to a Sakura tree
- Dog Plush - Go to the park with the dog statue. If you're unsure where it is, just look up, find the moving billboard, and follow it
Manon Charm Location
If you've been waiting for Manon to be included in DTI, it finally happened! To find her charm, go to the Podium located between the two Subway Stations, then look for the gnarly sandwich above the 3rd place podium. As soon as you interact with it, you're teleported to an obby you must complete to get to the next charm. To complete the obstacle course without issues, I suggest using the Speed Boost if you have it, as it will help you jump farther.
Megan Charm Location
We're going to the Subway Station to play a mini game to get Megan's charm. As soon as you get there, just turn right, and you'll see three blue traffic cones. Interacting with them starts a memory mini game, and there are 3 rounds to complete before you're rewarded with the charm.
Sophia Charm Location
If you're still at the Subway Station, don't exit just yet. Hop onto the train and travel to Seishin Garden. Walk straight ahead until you reach the middle of the first flight of stairs, then turn right. What you'll see are pink balls, so follow them to the lake. Once there, push it straight through the water until you get a cutscene of Sophia's charm appearing.
Dress to Impress Scavenger Hunt Rewards
Now that you've successfully collected all 6 KATSEYE charms, it's time to get that epic reward! Go back to Kirameki District and walk across the Shibuya Crossing to the place where the multiple pink buses are parked. Turn right, and you see a store with a yellow bunny that's closed. Well, not for long! When you interact with it, a light shines, and it turns into a cozy little KATSEYE shrine.
Once you enter, you can see all the cool band merch and a lightstick. Click on it and collect your prizes! The fans have been desperate for an official KATSEYE lightstick, so it's finally time to add it to your closet. Apart from this epic item, you also get the KATSEYE Pinky Up Boots.
The Makeover Boutique in Dress to Impress
The Makeover Boutique in Dress to Impress is a super aesthetic location next to the Cat Cafe. Once you're done admiring the pink interior, head to the Runway to start a memory mini game. It might look easy, but it's not simply because you have all the items in the game available for it, so it can be a bit distracting.
The model gives you 3 different items, and you have to remember them. The first 2 are a hairstyle and an item you need to find before time runs out. The last one is a color you must use to style the entire look before you submit. First, match the color as closely as possible, then choose at least 5 items to complete the look. If the model likes your creation, you get 100 points, which translates into +100 Baddie Pass Exp and +10 Tayaki.
Dress to Impress Charms Location FAQs
There are 2 ways to get the Speed Boost feature in DTI. You can either purchase it for 149 Robux or click on the Run Faster icon and watch an ad.
Once you complete the quest and collect all 6 KATSEYE charms, head back to Kirameki, where you'll interact with a store next to the pink buses. Once you get inside, you're rewarded with the KATSEYE Lightstick and the KATSEYE Pinky Up Boots.
There are 3 parts of this memory game. You need to remember an item, a hairstyle, and a color. Once you find the first two, match the colors as closely as possible, then pick at least 5 additional items to style the model.
Depending on how well you complete the challenge, you get up to 100 points, which gives you +100 Baddie Pass Exp and +10 Tayaki.
The KATSEYE Quest is still available if you did not manage to complete it yet, so I suggest you get to it because it's a fun one! And here are some DTI Codes for the journey ahead.
Luka is a freelance writer for Pro Game Guides and a lifelong gamer, playing the original Zelda and Doom back when he was 4 years old. He enjoys games from all kinds of different genres, with his favorites being RPGs, turn-based strategies and third-person action games. If a game with roguelike elements comes out, more often than not, you can catch him playing it, so it's no surprise that Hades is among his favorite games, along with titles such as The Witcher 3, Dead Space and Dark Souls, to name a few.