The Lady Popular team recently sat down for an exclusive chat with ssiouxee, a player from the international version of the game. Here’s a glimpse into her style journey and favorite collections.
How did you start playing Lady Popular?
I started playing LP Classic back in 2011 and joined the Fashion Arena right from the beginning. I stumbled upon an ad while watching FTV and, even though I had no clue what it was about, I decided to check it out. I’ve been hooked ever since and remain a loyal player.
What do you love about Lady Popular, and why do you keep playing?
It’s more of an addiction than love! The game feels like being a kid again, dressing up your doll, decorating her house, and collecting endless outfits. It’s comforting to know that there are many others just as obsessed as I am, and I’ve met some truly amazing people worldwide, even meeting some of them in person.
Which item in your wardrobe do you wear most often?
Definitely black pants. They are versatile and pair well with almost anything.
Who is your style icon?
I don’t have a specific style icon. I admire individuals who think outside the box, experiment, and create their own unique designs or trends.
How would you describe your style?
Functional with a twist. For work, comfort is key. For evenings, the outfit must fit the occasion. My twist often comes from a unique detail, like a special pair of shoes or a self-designed item.
Who do you turn to for beauty or fashion advice?
I rely on trusted professionals, and I’m quite selective about who I ask, especially regarding my hair and face.
What are your top three Lady Popular collections?
It’s tough to choose just three, but my absolute favorite is the Autumn Collection from 2015 because its pieces blend seamlessly with my wardrobe. Close contenders are Winter Miracles and Femme Fatale.
If you could add a new feature to the game, what would it be?
I’d focus on enhancing communication with fellow players, like improving club chat or allowing visits to each other’s in-game apartments. Since I enjoy decorating, I’d also welcome some small improvements for more fun, similarly to adding items to wardrobes.
