Backpack first, princess second, which is the reverse of how these games usually run.
The design stage is genuine rather than decorative. You set the shape of the bag, then the colour, then work through a sticker sheet to personalise it, and only after that do you dress the girls entering the contest. The contest framing implies judging, but nothing is actually scored, so treat it as a sandbox with a brief.
Stickers are where designs go wrong. Three, placed off centre, look designed. Twelve look like a locker door.
Capy. Free in the browser, phone friendly, and with no export, so screenshot the bag before you move to the outfits.
How to play Princesses Contest Design My Backpack
Choose the backpack shape before anything else, since the sticker positions depend on the panel you are working with. Set the base colour next and keep it simple, as the stickers will supply the busy part. Add stickers last, placing a few large ones before any small detail. Then dress each princess so the outfit picks up a colour from the bag rather than competing with it.
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Developer
Princesses Contest Design My Backpack is made in house, and this is its home. It is not licensed from anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
Is the contest actually judged?
No. Nothing is scored or ranked despite the framing, so the winner is whichever design you prefer once you have finished them all.
What can I change on the bag?
The shape, the base colour and a sheet of stickers for the front, a fuller design stage than most dress up games include.