Tag: Fashion - Latest Releases

May 06, 2012 - Internet Design Zone has introduced Dress Up For Girls: Animals 1.0, a new addition to their popular Dress Up for Girls app series for iOS devices. Dress Up For Girls: Animals is loaded with snazzy clothes and accessories to create stylish avatars for animals. Girls can dress up a cute rabbit, adorable elephant, monkey, mamma bear or a squirrel. A variety of options are available for each animal, & a whole lot of accessories. Hundreds of unique looks can be created with the options available.

Apr 28, 2012 - Internet Design Zone today introduces Dress Up For Girls: Animals 1.0, a new addition to their popular Dress Up for Girls app series for iOS devices. Dress Up For Girls: Animals is loaded with snazzy clothes and accessories to create stylish avatars for animals. Girls can dress up a cute rabbit, adorable elephant, monkey, mamma bear or a squirrel. A variety of options are available for each animal, & a whole lot of accessories. Hundreds of unique looks can be created with the options available.

Apr 26, 2012 - Knee high socks? Denim overdose? Color mismatch? has released, Fashion Crime Ticket lets users snap a photo of anyone they see sporting terrible fashion sense. The photo appears on a Ticket on which the user enters the offender's crimes. The user then then saves and prints or shares the Ticket on Facebook, email, text or Twitter. The app is available for all iOS devices. It is similar to the successful paper "Fashion Police" ticket books, but has added advantages.

Apr 22, 2012 - DressApp, a new free smart fashion dress up game was recently launched on Apple's App Store. DressApp has made a solid entry into Apple's App Store and reached over 70,000 downloads. DressApp features four supermodels from the leading fashion capitals of the world. Dress up each model in style. Then recognize and complete patterns using their latest fashion collection. iPhoneFootPrint, a resourceful site raves about DressApp and recommends it.

Apr 18, 2012 - Knee high socks? Denim overdose? Color mismatch? Recently released, Fashion Crime Ticket lets users snap a photo of anyone they see sporting terrible fashion sense. The photo appears on a Ticket on which the user enters the offender's crimes. The user then then saves and prints or shares the Ticket on Facebook, email, text or Twitter. The app is available for all iOS devices. It is similar to the successful paper "Fashion Police" ticket books, but has added advantages.

Apr 14, 2012 - DressApp, a new free smart fashion dress up game was recently launched on Apple's App Store. DressApp has made a solid entry into Apple's App Store and reached over 70,000 downloads. DressApp features four supermodels from the leading fashion capitals of the world. Dress up each model in style. Then recognize and complete patterns using their latest fashion collection. iPhoneFootPrint, a resourceful site raves about DressApp and recommends it.

Apr 13, 2012 - Total Eclipse has announced the latest version of Maya's Dress Up, on separate editions for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. In this update all graphics have been fully updated to support the latest iPad Retina technology. Additionally premium add-ons are now available via in-app purchases. As always, players can enjoy a vast variety of clothes, shoes and accessories of different styles and colors in 38 categories, along with free add-ons, which will enhance their wardrobe.

Apr 05, 2012 - Total Eclipse has announced the latest version of Maya's Dress Up, on separate editions for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. In this update all graphics have been fully updated to support the latest iPad Retina technology. Additionally premium add-ons are now available via in-app purchases. As always, players can enjoy a vast variety of clothes, shoes and accessories of different styles and colors in 38 categories, along with free add-ons, which will enhance their wardrobe.

Mar 25, 2012 - A free fashion-fun app, DressApp is a combination fashion show and pattern-recognition game. DressApp is like a modern-day paper-doll and game rolled into one. Four fashion-forward cities - Paris, New York, Milan and Tokyo - are represented by different supermodels, each with their own array of fashion items to model. Players choose items and accessories by tapping on each icon and then proceed to play pattern recognition games that include the available items.