I hope all fashion icons are ready for the Dress to Impress Trip to Tokyo update because it's absolutely stunning! After the previous lukewarm content that made us collectively yawn, Dress to Impress is back, better than ever, and bringing the most iconic Japanese trends for everyone to enjoy. From sparkly new makeup to quirky outfits, spring will be the time for some iconic styles to bloom and flourish. If this is not enough to get you hyped, I am pleased to let you know that there is a Cat Cafe you can visit in the game, so apart from the cuteness overload, you can also take a bunch of epic photos. This is just scratching the surface, so let's take a stroll through Tokyo together and enjoy all the new features.
New Features and Items in DTI Trip to Tokyo Update
I think it's safe to say that the Trip to Tokyo update was highly anticipated, and with good reason, because there is a ton of content to enjoy. This new update will be a game-changer for all you divas out there, so make sure to make the most of all the stylish items and cosmetics. Before we take a look at some of the major changes in the game, here is the overall update list.
New Items and Cosmetics 👗💄
- 11 Free Items
- 13 VIP Items
- Sweet Berry Roblox Set
- Spring Collection Baddie Pass
- 11 Free Hairs
- 9 Feminine Makeup
- 2 Masculine Makeup
- 16 New Patterns
- 70 New Custom Makeup Additions
World & Map Updates 🌸
- New Lobby
- New Cat Cafe
- New Traditional Area
- New Runawqay
- Lana's Apartment moved to Tokyo
- Superstar Walk Pack
- Idol Pose Pack
New Features 💐
- Safechat System
- Photomode System
- Custom Palette System
- Flower Minigame in Tokyo. in the Traditional Area
- New Weekly Boutique Rotations
How to Get to The Cat Cafe in DTI
You heard that right, diva: there is a Cat Cafe in Dress to Impress, and it looks super cute. The bad news is that you can't take any cats with you when you leave, but the good news is that you can hold each and every furry baby in the room. Unfortunately, there is nothing else to do in the Cafe, but if you're looking for an aesthetic place to snap some pics, you've come to the right spot. Here is how to find it:
- Once you exit the Lobby in free mode, walk to the back where the runaway is
- When you come close to the glass door, interact with it and go to the Kirameki District
- Turn left as soon as you exit the building and try not to get distracted by all the plushies
- Make a right when you get to the cat-themed vehicle, and the Cat Cafe will be on the street corner
Secret Section and Minigame in DTI Trip to Tokyo Update
Now that you had a MEOWelous time at the Cafe, let's check out the Secret location in the Dress to Impress Trip to Tokyo update. All you have to do is enter the metro station in front of the Cafe, and take the first train to this magical place. The Cherry Blossom Trees, sparkly ponds, and wooden bridges give out an ethereal feel to this place, so now is the time to live out your Anime girl or Kdrama fantasy.
The minigame is just a repeat of the Valentine's Day Florist one, but the devs hinted that they will be adding a brand new game in a future update, so it's definitely something to look forward to. In the meantime, the stone road of this Japanese-inspired garden will take you to the spot where you can do the flower challenge and earn the new Taiyaki currency.
Dress to Impress FAQ
That is correct, the new Taiyaki currency is totally on brand, and the way to get it is by playing the Florist minigame located in the new Area.
Dress to Impress created a completely new location that looks like a Japanese garden. To get to it, you need to be in freeplay mode, then exit the lobby, go to the metro station, and take the train to this wonderland.
The answer will disappoint you. Not only is there no Lana quest, but her move to Tokyo was kind of lazily done, since her hotel room looks identical to how it was in Paris.
Don't worry if you're struggling to find more codes. I've got you covered with the latest Dress to Impress Codes List, so go out there and slay some killer fits!
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.