Plan your Classic World outfit
A practical guide to previews, colors, saved looks, and market estimates.
Start with the overall silhouette, then compare individual pieces. This guide explains what the studio’s previews can help you decide and what you should verify in game before spending mesos.
1. Build a base character
Open the Beauty tab to choose your character’s model, skin, hairstyle, and face. Compare equipment against the character you intend to use: hair outlines and face details can change how a hat or accessory reads. Only the variants offered by the picker are available in this preview.
2. Put together the outfit
Browse Show All and choose an item to equip it. Use Equipped to review pieces by slot. Equipping another item for the same slot replaces the previous one; an overall also competes with tops and bottoms. Check the complete look after each change so overlapping pieces still work together.
3. Experiment with Aurora colors
Select an equipped piece to open the Aurora Editor. Adjust tone, chroma, and brightness, and use the original comparison to see what changed. A useful starting point is one accent color with quieter supporting pieces; compare both bright and dark areas so details stay visible.
The editor applies an illustrative color transform to reference artwork. It does not predict an in-game Mystery Palette roll, guarantee that a piece can be recolored, or reserve a color result. Check the game’s current item rules before buying a palette or equipment.
4. Read prices as estimates
Outfit cost uses the mapped items for which price data is available. A missing price means unknown, not free. Active asking prices and sold-history averages describe different observations; sample counts and update times help you judge how representative a number is.
Last-seen seller locations are leads rather than confirmed stock. Open the linked market page and verify the item, world, seller, and current price before trading. An outfit estimate can omit unmapped or unavailable pieces, so it is not a guaranteed total purchase cost.
5. Save and share your look
Use Save in the profile controls to keep a look in one of three slots on this browser. Profiles do not sync to another device and can disappear when you clear site data. Use Share to copy a link encoding your outfit; anyone who receives that link can view the included selections.