Vintage, bohemian, chic, artsy. Four named styles, one character, and the game wants her run through all of them rather than stopped at a favourite.
That structure makes it a useful thing to learn on. Styles are easiest to understand by contrast, and putting the same face and body through four in a row shows what each one is made of. Bohemian is texture and layering. Chic is restraint plus one good line. Artsy is the one people get wrong, because it means an unexpected combination rather than simply a loud one.
The villain framing is set dressing. Nothing in the wardrobe is especially wicked, and no judging step follows.
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Developer
Villain Princess Modern Styles is made in house, and this is its home. It is not licensed from anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
Which styles are included?
Vintage, bohemian, chic and artsy, offered as separate briefs so the same character can be built four different ways.
Does it play on mobile?
Yes, free in a phone browser as well as on a desktop, with nothing to install.