RP Wardrobe
Dress your roleplay character for today's brief.
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RP Wardrobe
Today's brief is on its way. Dress for it, then press "Score my look" (once a day).
Today's brief
“Dress for the scene”
Wants, mood and twist appear here.
A reroll swaps today's brief for the day's other one.
Fit so far appears here as you dress.
Three stars from 80 points: hit the brief's tags, match the mood with your palette and obey the twist.
Most picked jacket today: shown once 20 stylists have scored.
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Saved looks
Your card shows your look, the brief, your stars and your streak, never your item list.
One dress code a day for everyone, 87 original items to unlock, three stars to chase and a card to share. A fan dress-up game, nothing official.
Building a believable RP character look
On a roleplay server your outfit is the first line of your character sheet: other players read it before you say a word. A few habits make a look believable. Dress for the job, then for the person. A medic on shift wears what a medic wears, but what they add (a cap, a watch, a favourite jacket off duty) says who they are. Match the scene. A night meet behind an arcade and a dawn fishing trip ask for different clothes; a character who never changes reads like a mannequin. Pick a palette and keep it. Two or three colours that come back across outfits make a character recognisable across weeks of play. Let the look change with the story. A promotion, an injury, a windfall or a loss should show up in what your character wears next time.
The briefs here practise exactly that: a role, a scene and a twist, scored on the tags each item carries. Everything is generic on purpose. Real servers have their own uniform rules for police, EMS and other whitelisted jobs, usually set by the faction leads, so follow the server's rules first. GTA 6 itself has not shown any roleplay clothing systems, and nothing here is a claim about the game. For the roles themselves, see the roles guide; to write the character under the clothes, use the character card studio and keep them consistent with the RP Passport.
Items that unlock as you play: Ponytail (2-day wardrobe streak), Mohawk (earn 4 stars in total), Braids (play 3 daily briefs), Side wave (reach level 2), Vest top (earn 2 stars in total), Crop top (play 2 daily briefs), Flannel shirt (reach level 2), Sports jersey (3-day wardrobe streak), Island shirt (earn 6 stars in total), Bomber jacket (earn 3 stars in total), Clinic coat (play 4 daily briefs), Rain jacket (2-day wardrobe streak), Trench coat (reach level 3), Varsity jacket (earn 5 stars in total), Puffer jacket (4-day wardrobe streak), Joggers (2-day wardrobe streak), Work trousers (play 3 daily briefs), Swim shorts (earn 2 stars in total), Leather trousers (reach level 2), Wide trousers (earn 4 stars in total), Heels (earn 3 stars in total), High-tops (3-day wardrobe streak), Sandals (play 2 daily briefs), Rain boots (reach level 2), Bucket hat (earn 2 stars in total), Sun hat (play 2 daily briefs), Clinic cap (2-day wardrobe streak), Aviators (earn 3 stars in total), Round glasses (reach level 2), Stethoscope (play 2 daily briefs), Briefcase (earn 2 stars in total), Belt radio (2-day wardrobe streak), Clipboard (reach level 2), Umbrella (earn 4 stars in total).
Questions
How does the RP Wardrobe work?
Each day (midnight UTC) there is one dress-code brief for everyone, written for one of the roles: "Night-shift medic at a beach festival", "Courtroom lawyer after a car chase". Dress your character from the rack, then press "Score my look" once. The score comes from how many of the brief's tags your items carry, whether your palette matches the brief's mood, and the day's twist rule. From 80 points you get three stars.
Can I keep dressing after I have scored?
Yes, as much as you like. Only the first score of the day counts, and that is the one that goes on your card and into your streak. Save looks you like to one of three slots. A reroll swaps the brief for the day's other brief once; three stars on a rerolled brief still count, but not for the rare "Dressed for the Scene" album card.
How do I unlock more items?
You start with 53 of 87 items. The rest unlock with your Wardrobe streak, the stars you have earned, the daily briefs you have played and your site level, which grows with everything you do here. Locked items show how to unlock them; a blue dot marks items you have just unlocked.
Is any of this official GTA 6 clothing?
No. Every item is an original drawing in a generic style: a "city patrol jacket", not a real police uniform; a "clinic coat", not a brand. Nothing is taken from the game, and no character resembles anyone real or official.
What is sent anywhere?
When you score, an anonymous star count and the jacket you wore are counted so that, once 20 people have scored that day, you can see how you compare and the most picked jacket. No names, no free text; your outfits stay in this browser.
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