Mr. Right Dates

As your Intimacy level with a Mr. Right increases, you will have access to more dates. As of now there are 11 chapters of dates for each Mr. Right. Each chapter has 6 dates. Dates 1 - 5 on each chapter will require wardrobe items that have some combination of two styles. Generally it isn't too hard to put together an outfit with enough points in the required styles to pass on to the next date. The 6th date will require two styles AND a special tag. It may be tough to pass these dates on the first try.

It may be useful to watch out for wardrobe items with these 6th date tags and prioritize acquiring some of them, when you have a chance.

TIPS:

* The date will only show you the primary and secondary styles along with any special tag BUT in reality you will get points for FOUR other styles as well. You won't be able to see what those other 4 styles are until you submit an outfit, get it rated, and click on Details. This is true for any of the wardrobe competitions so check the Details anytime you are getting an outfit rated for a contest or date.
* The order of the styles matters! If the date requires Office, Classic, then a shirt with the styles Classic, Office won't give you as much points as a shirt with Office, Classic.
* Number of stars on the wardrobe item matters! If the date requires Office, Classic, a 4 star shirt with Office, Cute may get you more points than a 2 star shirt with Office, Classic. A 5 star shirt with Classic, Cute may get you more points than a 2 star shirt with Office, Classic.
* When you are choosing wardrobe items it only shows you the primary and secondary style along with any special tags, you have to go into the Wardrobe area to click on an item and see ALL of the styles and tags that the item actually has. Most items have 5-6 styles and up to 2 tags as well. Some items have no tags.

As a very rough rule:

BEST - Highest star item you have that has the required styles in the required order

BETTER - Highest star item that has the primary style in the primary position.

GOOD - Highest star item that has the secondary style in the primary position.

Example: The date requires Office, Classic. You have a 3 star dress with Office, Cute. You have a 4 star dress with Classic, Cute. The 3 star dress is probably going to give you more points because Office is the primary style and there is only 1 star difference between it and your other choice.

Example 2: Same situation Office, Classic. You have a 3 star dress with Office, Cute. You have a 5 star dress with Classic, Cute. In this case the 5 star dress would be my first choice because even though Classic is the secondary style, this dress is 2 stars better than the next best choice which kind of makes up for the fact that it has the secondary style and not the primary style.

Example 3: Same situation Office, Classic. You have a 2 star dress with Office, Classic. The exact requirements. You have a 5 star dress with Office, Cute and a 5 star dress with Classic, Cute. In this case I would expect either of the 5 star dresses to get you more points than the 2 star dress even though the 2 star dress matches the styles exactly. The much higher star level typically gets you more points than a much lower star exact match.

As always remember that every wardrobe item has another 4 styles 'hidden' and every date/contest has another 4 acceptable styles 'hidden' - Say you have a date that requires Office, Classic, but in the Details you see that it ALSO will give points for Luxury, Trendy, Cute, and Winter. You have two 5 star dresses with Office, Classic - how do you choose? Look at the details of the wardrobe items and choose whichever one has the most of the other 4 styles.