How to play Lagos Fashion Game
Lagos Fashion Game is a free Nigerian dress-up and fashion battle game that you play in your browser. This guide walks you through the game from your first outfit to running your own boutique.
1. Style a look in Dress Up
Open Dress Up and mix clothes, hair, makeup and accessories on your character. You can try on anything, even pieces you do not own yet. When you continue, pieces you do not own are bought in one tap. New players start with a free starter closet that covers every collection, so you can build a full outfit from minute one.
2. Enter a fashion battle
Battles are themed challenges. You get a theme and a timer, and you style the best look you can before time runs out. You can join a public match or an event, or host a private room and invite friends with a join code. Everyone who finishes earns coins by placement. The winner takes the biggest share plus gems.
3. Vote on the runway
When the styling round ends, every look walks the runway. The room gives each look star ratings for about 10 seconds, votes are blind, and the look with the highest total wins the podium.
4. Get your Star Rating and rewards
After a battle closes, your Star Rating (from 3.0 to 5.0, based on your win rate) and your rank are revealed, followed by your rewards. A perfect 5.0 grants a Rare piece. Spending never changes your scores, so battles stay fair.
5. Share your look
Share a picture of your outfit to WhatsApp with a preview link, or post it in the in-game Feed to collect likes and followers.
6. Build your boutique
Your boutique is your own storefront. It shows up to three of your looks on mannequins. Visitors can heart your boutique, which tips you coins, and can shop the look. Decorate it with coins to raise your Stylist Level.
7. Keep growing
- Complete achievements to earn XP and level prizes.
- Collect clothes across collections.
- Go VIP for extra perks.
- Scan real clothes with the AI scan feature and bring them into the game.
Need style ideas? Read our guide to Nigerian fashion styles: Ankara, Aso-oke, gele, lace and what to wear to an Owambe.