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Kimberly goes "Emo-nesian," in Style Me Girl level 23, where the theme is "Emo." I gave her what I consider a quintessential "emo," look, complete with black fringe hair over her face, skinny jeans and black. Apparently Style Me Girl agrees, I got three stars for the level. Find out how to pass and get three stars on Style Me Girl Level 23, "Emo," theme in the post!The items I used to earn 3 stars on Style Me Girl Level 12, "Emo," are pictured and described in the list below. As usual, no cash items are used, making them easier to obtain. The "Closet Items," screen capture image at right can be clicked to enlarge if you'd like a more detailed view.
Closet Items
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Hair:
- Short black black strigy fringe hair (comes with game)
Top:
- Black t-shirt (12 coins)
Bottom:
- Skinny denim jeans (50 coins)
Shoes:
- Black coverse "chucks" (comes with game)
Accessories:
- Black eyeglasses (comes w/game)
Eye Color:
- Grey
Makeup:
- Smokey Eyeshadow (45 coins)
Signature Items:
- Backpack (*** Signature Item)
Stunning!
My three star stunning score for this look can be seen in the screen capture shown left.
Keep in mind there are different versions of the game and this may not be possible or work on all of them, so while I can guarantee you this works for me and should for other players, I cannot guarantee that it will work for all players, or that it always will work.
Please do share your thoughts in a comment! Try this? Try something else? How did it work? Let us know! Thanks!
2 comments:
Thank you so much this worked!!!��
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